Warlito Parrenas

Warlito Parrenas, a professional boxer from the Philippines, had a total of 37 fights throughout his career spanning over 12 years. He retired with a record of 26 wins, 10 losses, and 1 draw, achieving 23 knockout victories.

Parrenas made his debut at 23 years old on April 21, 2007, defeating Jerome Bontog via second-round TKO. He went on to have several notable victories over his career, including Kathawut Sriwoha, Chakkit Ratchakhot, Hengky Baransano, Jason Geda, Bunnam Thammakhun, Junior Bajawa, and Khachonsak Pothong.

However, Parrenas' professional career had its challenges, with 10 losses, one of which was in a title fight. His first loss came against Michael Landero via 4 round majority decision on May 5, 2007. Losing three times via decision, Parrenas suffered seven defeats via knockout, indicating his susceptibility to this type of defeat.

Parrenas' first world title fight came against Naoya Inoue on December 29, 2015, after 31 professional fights, competing for the WBO title. Unfortunately, Inoue defeated Parrenas via 2nd round TKO, a result which may have led to an overall decrease in Parrenas' performance.

Parrenas' last professional fight was a non-title bout against Keita Kurihara on May 10, 2019. Unfortunately, this fight also ended in defeat for Parrenas, with Kurihara achieving a 1st round KO win. It's been almost four years since Parrenas' last fight, and it is unclear as to whether he will come out of retirement or continue to focus on other ventures.

Despite his inability to secure a world title, Parrenas' knockout successes show his strength and ability in the ring. While his career was cut somewhat short due to losses, Parrenas' successes prove that he was a formidable force in the boxing world.

Warlito Parrenas Fight Record