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Oscar Albarado Record

57-13-1
Total Fights71
Wins57
Losses13
Draws1
No-Contests0
Title Wins3
Title Defenses1
Title-Fight KOs2
KO Wins44
KO Losses7
Oscar Albarado Record & Stats
Oscar Albarado's Record
Oscar Albarado's boxing record and career infographic

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      What is Oscar Albarado's boxing record?

      In a professional boxing career spanning 16 years, Oscar Albarado fought 71 times with 57 wins, 13 losses, and 1 draw.

      Albarado retired from professional boxing with a record of 57-13-1, which included three super-welterweight world-title wins and one successful title defense fight. He had a 62% knockouts-to-fights ratio with 44 of his total 71 fights being knockout wins, two of which were in title fights. Albarado suffered seven knockout losses, none of which were in title fights.

      His last fight was a 2nd round TKO defeat to Ayub Kalule on April 30, 1982.

      Some of Albarado's best fights and notable victories include wins over Koichi Wajima, Ryu Sorimachi, Jesse Lara, German Marquez, Miguel Balderas, Norris McKinney, and Chuy Andrade.

      #DateAgeOpponentResVia
      71Apr 30, 198233Ayub KaluleLossTKO2
      70Feb 26, 198233John Jackie CollinsLossTKO9
      69Jan 21, 198233Louis AcariesLossTKO9
      68Nov 19, 198133Larry MartinWinKO4
      67Oct 14, 198133Bernard MaysLossKO9
      66Jul 21, 198132Ray PhillipsWinKO7
      65May 21, 198132Bobby CzyzLossTKO3
      64May 7, 198132Norris McKinneyWinKO6
      63Mar 10, 198132Miguel BalderasWinKO4
      62Feb 24, 198132Robert PerryWinPTS
      61Jan 15, 198132Paul StephensLossKO4
      60Oct 14, 198032German MarquezWinKO2
      59Sep 1, 198031Jesse LaraWinKO6
      58Jan 21, 197526Koichi WajimaLoss *UD
      57Oct 8, 197426Ryu SorimachiWin *TKO7
      56Jun 4, 197425Koichi WajimaWin *KO15
      55Apr 26, 197425Eddie MazonWinPTS
      54Nov 1, 197325Eddie MazonWinUD
      53Jun 28, 197324Dino Del CidWinKO2
      52May 17, 197324Dino Del CidLossTKO1
      51Mar 29, 197324Alex OlguinWinKO4
      50Feb 15, 197324Rodolfo MartinezWinKO3
      49Jan 4, 197324Thurman DurdenWinSD
      48Nov 16, 197224Rey ReyesWinKO1
      47Aug 3, 197223Ruben ArochaWinTKO9
      46Jul 11, 197223Demetrio SalazarWinKO4
      45Jun 6, 197223James SheltonWinTKO3
      44Oct 28, 197123Ernie LopezLossUD
      43Oct 7, 197123Matt RoaWinKO4
      42Aug 26, 197122Bobby WilliamsWinUD
      41Jul 22, 197122Freddie JonesWinTKO1
      40May 6, 197122Armando MunizDrawPTS
      39Apr 16, 197122Frankie LewisWinMD
      38Mar 30, 197122Manuel FierroLossPTS
      37Nov 24, 197022Raul SorianoWinSD
      36Oct 6, 197022Larry BrazierWinTKO3
      35Jun 2, 197021Pedro AdigueWinPTS
      34May 5, 197021Roberto Oscar AmayaWinTKO9
      33Apr 14, 197021Charlie GreenWinTKO3
      32Mar 30, 197021Percy PughLossUD
      31Jan 27, 197021Adolph PruittLossPTS
      30Dec 9, 196921Bobby WilliamsWinTKO7
      29Oct 28, 196921LC MorganWinTKO5
      28Oct 7, 196921LC MorganWinDQ
      27Aug 14, 196920Thurman DurdenWinMD
      26Jun 3, 196920Johnny BrooksWinTKO7
      25Apr 10, 196920Hedgemon LewisLossUD
      24Mar 6, 196920Miguel AguilarWinTKO3
      23Feb 6, 196920Jose ValenzuelaWinTKO6
      22Jan 23, 196920Miguel HernandezWinUD
      21Jan 9, 196920Johnny DoyanWinKO2
      20Oct 29, 196820Jerry GraciWinKO9
      19Sep 30, 196820Lonnie HarrisWinKO1
      18Sep 10, 196819Cassius GreeneWinKO1
      17Jul 17, 196819Gilbert GutierrezWinTKO3
      16May 3, 196819Gilbert de los SantosWinTKO5
      15Apr 2, 196819Gilbert GutierrezWinKO1
      14Mar 19, 196819Gilbert GutierrezWinKO1
      13Feb 1, 196819Allen MotenWinKO1
      12Jan 1, 196819Ruben RiveraWinKO2
      11Dec 12, 196719Hector RamirezWinKO2
      10Nov 14, 196719Billy StrotherWinUD
      9Oct 28, 196719Chuy AndradeWinKO1
      8Sep 30, 196719Lechero GonzalezWinKO1
      7Sep 2, 196718Piri AlbaradoWinKO6
      6Jul 10, 196718Nat JacksonWinSD
      5Jun 16, 196718Gary PannellWinTKO2
      4May 30, 196718Freddie BurrisWinTKO2
      3Apr 1, 196718Jesus Cuate LaraWinKO3
      2Mar 11, 196718Ramiro HernandezWinKO3
      1Apr 12, 196617Genaro MoronesWinTKO4

      * World-title fight

      Boxing career

      Oscar Albarado (Shotgun) was an American professional boxer. He was born in Pecos, Texas, U.S. on September 15, 1948. He was a super-welterweight world champion. Albarado died on February 17, 2021 at the age of 72 years. His professional boxing career spanned more than 16 years — from 1966 to 1982.

      Albarado made his professional boxing debut against Genaro Morones at the age of 17 on April 12, 1966, defeating Morones via 4th round TKO. He went on to win 23 more consecutive fights after the debut, which included 20 wins via stoppage.

      He had his first world title fight at the age of 25 on June 4, 1974 after 55 professional fights, against Koichi Wajima for the super-welterweight WBA, WBC, and The Ring titles. He defeated Wajima via 15th round KO to become the super-welterweight champion of the world.

      Oscar Albarado was a one-time undisputed super-welterweight world champion, and won three world titles at super-welterweight. For all the details about Albarado's world title wins and defenses refer to the "Championships" section below.

      Albarado had a total of 13 losses in his professional boxing career.

      His last professional fight was a non-title bout against Ugandan boxer Ayub Kalule at 33 years of age, on April 30, 1982. Albarado lost the fight via 2nd round TKO.

      Championships

      Albarado had a total of three world-title fights, which includes winning three world titles and one successful title defense. He won two of these fights and lost one.

      Title Wins

      Oscar Albarado fought for super-welterweight world titles once, which he won via KO. In total, he won three super-welterweight belts.

      DateOpponentDivisionTitles WonMethod
      Jun 4, 1974+Koichi WajimaSuper-welterweightWBA, WBC, The RingKO
      + Became undisputed world champion

      Title Defenses

      Oscar Albarado had two super-welterweight world-title defense fights. He won once and lost once.

      Following is the table of his successful title defense fights, the next section has the fights where he lost his titles.

      DateOpponentDivisionTitles DefendedMethod
      Oct 8, 1974Ryu SorimachiSuper-welterweightWBA, WBC, The RingTKO

      Title Losses

      Oscar Albarado lost one world-title defense fight, and lost three titles in the fight.

      DateOpponentDivisionTitles LostMethod
      Jan 21, 1975Koichi WajimaSuper-welterweightWBA, WBC, The RingUD

      Highlights

      Albarado fought a total of 71 times during his professional career, which includes 3 world-title fights at the super-welterweight division. He put on some very good performances in these fights. These two fights are the highlight of his career.

      • June 4, 1974: Albarado becomes the undisputed super-welterweight world champion in his first world-title fight by beating Koichi Wajima via 15th round KO. He now holds the WBA, WBC, and The Ring super-welterweight world-champion belts.

      • October 8, 1974: Albarado successfully defends the WBA, WBC, and The Ring super-welterweight titles against Ryu Sorimachi, winning the fight via 7th round TKO.

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