Mario Miranda

Mario Miranda was an accomplished professional boxer, with a career spanning over 24 years. He fought a total of 46 fights, with 41 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws. Although he never won a world title or defended a title, Miranda still managed to make a name for himself in boxing circles with his impressive record of 24 KO wins.

At the age of 20, Mario Miranda made his professional boxing debut against Edelmiro Cassiani on June 9, 1979. Miranda won the fight via 6 round PTS and went on to win 18 more consecutive fights, including 13 via stoppage.

Three years later, Miranda had his first world title fight against Juan Laporte for the vacant WBC title. Unfortunately, Miranda lost to Laporte via 10th round RTD, marking his first professional loss and ending his 19-fight win streak.

While Miranda never won a world title, he did have some notable victories over boxers such as Adolfo Marte, Gustavo Martinez, Adolfo Gonzalez, Geronimo Emilio Luquez, Carlos Albuerne, Larry Highsmith, and Jimmy Lyons. However, it was his knockout power that set him apart from others in his weight class.

Throughout his career, Miranda won a total of 24 fights via KO, showcasing his ability to put his opponents down for the count. However, he also suffered a loss via KO, which came in his final world title fight against Laporte.

Despite not winning a world title, Miranda's impressive record and longevity in the sport are testaments to his skill and determination as a boxer. His last professional fight was a non-title rematch against Billy Tibbs on June 3, 2004, which he won via 4 round unanimous decision.

In summary, Mario Miranda's career as a professional boxer spanned over two decades, and he amassed an impressive record of 41 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws. Although he never won a world title, his 24 KO wins and notable victories over other skilled boxers solidified his place in boxing history as a talented fighter.

Mario Miranda Fight Record