Kid Azteca

Kid Azteca is considered one of the greatest Mexican boxers of all time, and his professional career spanned more than three decades from 1929 to 1961. Over the course of his career, Azteca fought in a total of 252 fights, winning 192 of them, losing 47 times, and drawing 11 times. He also had two no-contests.

Azteca had a total of 114 knockout wins in his career, which is a remarkable achievement considering the time period in which he fought. However, he never won a world title or defended one.

Despite this, Azteca had some remarkable victories over his career. Some of his notable wins include defeating Hall-of-Famers Fritzie Zivic, Joe Gans, and Kid Chocolate, as well as Ceferino Garcia, Bill McDowell, Nick Moran, Tracy Cox, and Willard Brown.

Notably, Kid Azteca had a total of 47 losses in his professional boxing career, with all of them coming in non-title bouts. Azteca suffered his first loss in his professional debut against Pancho Aranda via 6th round unanimous decision. In his career, he was stopped nine times and lost 38 times via decision.

On July 11, 1933, Kid Azteca put on one of the best performances of his career by defeating Ceferino Garcia via 10th round unanimous decision. Just two weeks later, on July 25, 1933, Azteca beat Garcia again via 8th round TKO.

Azteca's last professional fight was a non-title bout against Alfonso Malacara at 47 years of age on February 3, 1961. He won the fight via first-round knockout.

In summary, Kid Azteca had an impressive professional boxing career, with noteworthy wins over some top boxers of his time. He may not have won any world titles or had title defenses, but his record of 192-47-11 and 114 knockout wins speak volumes about his prowess in the ring.

Kid Azteca Fight Record