Orlando Salido

Orlando Salido, a retired Mexican professional boxer, had quite an eventful career that spanned over 21 years. With a record of 44-14-4, including 31 knockout wins and losses via knockout, and four title wins, he undoubtedly left his mark in the boxing world. Salido had a total of 63 fights, with notable victories over Juan Manuel López, Robinson Castellanos, and Vasyl Lomachenko.

Salido's professional boxing career began at the young age of 17, when he made his debut against Iván Cazarez on March 1, 1996, losing to him via 4th round TKO. Despite this loss, Salido bounced back and won 4 consecutive fights, including one via stoppage. He did not get his first world title fight until the age of 25, on September 18, 2004, after 33 professional fights, where he fought Juan Manuel Márquez for the WBA (Super) and IBF titles. However, he lost this fight to Márquez via 12 round unanimous decision.

One of Salido's career highlights was when he won the IBF featherweight title from Cristóbal Cruz on May 15, 2010, by beating Cruz via 12 round unanimous decision. His next milestone was when he won the WBO featherweight title from Juan Manuel López on April 16, 2011. Salido beat López via 8th round TKO, which was an impressive feat. Salido went on to defend his title against López once again, winning the fight via 10th round TKO on March 10, 2012.

Salido had a total of 14 losses in his professional boxing career. He suffered his first loss in his professional debut against Iván Cazarez via 4th round TKO. He suffered five of his losses in title bouts and nine in non-title bouts. He has been stopped six times and lost eight times via decision. Despite these losses, Salido left an impression on the boxing world with his fearless fighting style and his ability to bounce back from defeats.

Salido retired from professional boxing after a non-title match against fellow Mexican boxer Miguel Román on December 9, 2017. Sadly, he lost the fight via 9th round TKO. It has been over five years since his last fight, and he has yet to make a comeback.

What sets Orlando Salido apart from other boxers is his impressive record of 31 knockout wins. He was known for his powerful punches, which often knocked out his opponents. Salido won a total of four world titles at featherweight, making him one of the most decorated professional boxers.

Salido's fights were always exciting and left the audiences in awe. In particular, his fights against Juan Manuel López, Robinson Castellanos, and Vasyl Lomachenko were worth watching. These fights showcased Salido's incredible stamina and ability to bounce back from tough rounds.

In conclusion, Orlando Salido's professional boxing career was filled with ups and downs, but he undeniably left an impression. His record of 44-14-4, including 31 knockout wins, and four title wins, speaks volumes about his ability as a boxer. Orlando Salido will always be remembered as one of the greatest professional boxers of all time.

Orlando Salido Fight Record