Joselito Velazquez (El Huracan) boxeador

Joselito Velazquez boxeador
combates
15
ganados
14
perdidos
0
empates
1
Estado
active
División
fly
Debut
2016-12-17
Altura
5′ 4″/163cm
Alcanza
58″/147cm
Edad
28
Nacimiento
-
Muerte
-
Nacionalidad
Mexico

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Joselito Velázquez Altamirano (born 30 September 1993) is a Mexican professional boxer. As an amateur he won gold medals at the 2011 and 2015 Pan American Games, and represented Mexico at the 2016 Olympics.Velázquez was born in the city of Oaxaca, Mexico, but had to leave at the age of two because of his family's financial needs. He then moved with his family to Cancun, where he grew up. His father worked as a cab driver and a baker, while his mother worked at a daycare.Velázquez was introduced to boxing through his older brother, who was a member of the Quintana Roo state boxing team. He decided to practice the sport after seeing his brother compete in a national tournament. Joselito also played soccer as a teenager. He was part of Cruz Azul's U-14 team. However, he could not make it to a professional level because of his slight build.Velázquez was the Pan American Games gold medalist in 2011 and 2015 in the light flyweight category. He defeated Cuban amateur world champions Yosvany Veitía and Joahnys Argilagos in each competition's final match. Velázquez was the first athlete from Cancún to compete in the Olympic Games. Months before the 2016 Olympics, Velázquez suffered a dislocated shoulder that did not let him practice nor compete for two months. He was reportedly not healthy in the lead-up to the Olympics but he won the 2016 APB and WSB Olympic Qualifier to earn a spot. According to several analysts, he was part of the most talented generation of Mexican boxers at the amateur level. Velazquez won his first Olympic fight against Argentinian Leonardo Blanc. He'd lose in the next round against the eventual gold medalist, Uzbek Hasanboy Dusmatov.As an amateur, Velázquez accrued a 138-40 record. Analysts see him as a technical boxer with speed in hands and legs, with ability to work in short distances. He's quoted Julio César Chávez as his role model.

Fecha Oponente Resultados últimos oponentes Lugar Resultado
2021-11-06 Gilberto Mendoza WLLWW MGM Grand, Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas WIN
Unanimous decision
2021-05-29 Carlos Mejia Juarez WLWWWL Grand Hotel, Tijuana DRAW
Majority decision
2020-09-05 Brandon Gallardo Vargas WWLWD Gimnasio TV Azteca, Mexico City WIN
Unanimous decision
2019-11-30 Adrian Curiel LWLWWW Arena La Paz, La Paz WIN
Unanimous decision
2019-09-14 Francisco Bonilla DWLWWL Dignity Health Sports Park , Carson WIN
KO
2019-06-22 Martin Tecuapetla DLLWLW Ahualulco del Mercado LOST
Split-decision
2019-04-06 Angel Guevara LDWLLL Arena Sonora, Hermosillo LOST
Technical knockout
2019-02-23 Kevin Villanueva WDWWWW Auditorio Municipal Fausto Gutiérrez Moreno, Tijuana LOST
Technical knockout
2018-11-10 Jesus Cervantes Villanueva WWWWWL Auditorio Municipal, Tijuana WIN
Corner retirement
2018-09-08 Jose Flores Chanez LLLWWL Forum, Inglewood WIN
Unanimous decision
2017-12-09 Armando Vazquez Gonzalez WLWLLL Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino, Events Center, Las Vegas WIN
Technical knockout
2017-09-30 Erick Zamora WWWLLW Grand Oasis Arena, Cancun WIN
KO
2017-06-16 Rogelio Armenta LLLLLL Salon Mezzanine, Tijuana WIN
KO
2017-03-10 Diego Guerrero WW Carpa Astros, Tlalpan WIN
Technical knockout
2016-12-17 Eduardo Casimiro WWWWLL Grand Oasis Arena, Cancun LOST
KO

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