Felix Diaz

Félix Díaz, born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic on August 10, 1983, had an impressive record of 20-3 in his professional boxing career that spanned over nine years.

Díaz made his professional boxing debut against Hugo Pacheco on June 29, 2009, at the age of 25, and it was a first-round TKO victory for him. Following his debut, he went on to win 16 consecutive fights, which included seven wins via stoppage.

Some of the notable victories of Díaz's career came against fighters like Abrahan Peralta, Levis Morales, Adrian Granados, Edgar Llanes, Ricardo Veras, Andrey Berdyshev, and Alex Perez.

On May 20, 2017, Díaz had his first world title fight at the age of 33 against Terence Crawford for the WBC, WBO, and The Ring titles. Unfortunately, he lost the fight to Crawford via 10th round RTD.

Throughout his career, Díaz was known for his knockout power, with 10 of his 20 wins coming via knockout. He never won any world titles, and he never had a title defense.

In total, Díaz had three losses in his professional boxing career, one of which was in a title fight, while the other two losses were in non-title bouts. The first defeat for Díaz came against Lamont Peterson via 12 round majority decision on October 17, 2015, which ended his 17-fight win streak. He suffered his first loss via KO in a title fight against Crawford. For further details about these defeats, refer to "All of Félix Díaz' losses".

Díaz last fought on March 16, 2019, in a non-title bout against Abrahan Peralta, which he won via second-round knockout. He retired from professional boxing with a record of 20-3, which included ten knockout wins and one loss via knockout.

In conclusion, Félix Díaz had an impressive career, with a record of 20-3, including ten KO victories. Although he failed to win any world titles or have any title defenses, he will always be remembered for his power and skill inside the ring.

Félix Díaz Fight Record