Javier Rogelio Jáuregui Delgadillo (September 5, 1973 – December 11, 2013), also known as El Chatito, was a Mexican professional boxer in the lightweight (135 lb) division.
Professional career Jáuregui was born on 5 September 1973 (in Guadalajara, Jalisco) and turned pro in 1988 at the age of 14. After 15 years, in 2003, he captured the vacant IBF Lightweight Title with a TKO over Leavander Johnson. He lost the title in his first defense to Julio Díaz in 2004. He also handed future 2x lightweight world champion Jose Luis Castillo two TKO defeats.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes73WinFernando AyalaTKO3 (8)2013-01-12 72Loss53–17–2Ruslan ProvodnikovTKO8 (10)2010-02-12 71Loss53–16–2Almazbek RaiymkulovMD10 (10)2008-09-1970Loss53–15–2Anthony PetersonUD10 (10)2008-08-02 69Win53–14–2Miguel Angel HuertaUD12 (12)2008-03-1468Win52–14–2Adrian MoraKO8 (12)2007-09-1867Loss51–14–2Jose ReyesUD8 (8)2007-05-1166Loss51–13–2Joan GuzmanUD10 (10)2006-05-06 65Win51–12–2Jose QuintanaTKO4 (10)2005-12-1664Win50–12–2Randy SuicoMD10 (10)2005-09-23 63Loss49–12–2Ricky QuilesUD12 (12)2005-06-1662Win49–11–2Cristian FavelaUD10 (10)2005-02-0461Win48–11–2James CraytonUD10 (10)2004-07-3060Loss47–11–2Julio DíazMD12 (12)2004-05-1359Win47–10–2Leavander JohnsonTKO11 (12)2003-11-2258Win46–10–2Juan GomezKO4 (12)2003-06-1957Win45–10–2Alex TrujilloUD12 (12)2002-10-27 56Win44–10–2Miguel CasillasTKO6 (10)2002-05-1755Draw43–10–2Ryuhei SugitaTD5 (10)2002-02-1754Loss43–10–1Miguel CasillasMD12 (12)2001-12-0753Win43–9–1Ivan ValleSD10 (10)2001-05-2552Win42–9–1Alex CamarilloKO2 (?)2001-03-23 51Loss41–9–1Acelino FreitasKO1 (12)2000-03-1850Win41–8–1Jose BadilloSD12 (12)1999-02-0849Win40–8–1Ricardo RiveraUD10 (10)1998-10-19 48Win39–8–1Adan CasillasUD10 (10)1998-07-27 47Loss38–8–1Agapito SanchezUD10 (10)1998-02-21 46Win38–7–1Javier LeonKO10 (12)1997-10-2445Loss37–7–1Rafael OlveraKO11 (12)1997-04-2544Win37–6–1Alvaro MedelPTS12 (12)1997-01-3143Win36–6–1Julio Sanchez LeonTKO6 (12)1996-11-0842Loss35–6–1Jesus ChavezUD12 (12)1996-08-0941Win35–5–1Jose Luis CastilloTKO10 (12)1996-05-0940Win34–5–1Benito RodriguezTKO7 (12)1996-03-0139Win33–5–1Ismael LopezTKO5 (12)1995-09-3038Win32–5–1Alvaro MedelKO2 (12)1995-06-3037Win31–5–1Raul Martinez MoraTKO8 (12)1995-03-1736Win30–5–1Jose Luis CastilloTKO10 (12)1994-11-2535Win29–5–1Jose Luis MontesTKO3 (?)1994-08-2034Win28–5–1Elias QuirozKO7 (?)1994-04-0233Win27–5–1Antonio HernándezPTS10 (10)1993-12-17 32Win26–5–1Jose RodriguezTKO7 (?)1993-08-20 31Win25–5–1Rafael OrtegaTKO3 (?)1993-06-1230Win24–5–1Roberto AvilaPTS10 (10)1993-04-0329Win23–5–1Juan ValenciaTKO2 (?)1992-12-1828Win22–5–1Gustavo MendozaKO1 (?)1992-11-2727Win21–5–1Antonio AriasTKO1 (?)1992-06-2626Win20–5–1Jose Luis MontesTKO3 (?)1992-05-1525Loss19–5–1Jose de Jesus GarciaTKO1 (?)1991-12-1424Loss19–4–1Jose GarciaPTS10 (10)1991-10-0423Loss19–3–1Martin PerezPTS10 (10)1991-05-1122Loss19–2–1Otilio GallegosPTS10 (10)1991-03-0921Win19–1–1Tomas ValdezTKO3 (?)1991-02-09 20Win18–1–1Carlos MonroyTKO4 (10)1990-12-15 19Win17–1–1Otilio GallegosPTS10 (10)1990-10-2018Loss16–1–1Raul Martinez MoraTKO9 (?)1990-08-10 17Draw16–0–1Miguel JuarezPTS10 (10)1990-06-2916Win16–0Jose DavilaKO3 (?)1990-03-30 15Win15–0Alfonso SalinasTKO2 (?)1990-02-2314Win14–0Gustavo DominguezTKO3 (?)1989-11-0313Win13–0Benjamin AragonTKO4 (?)1989-09-2912Win12–0Alvaro MedelTKO5 (?)1989-08-2511Win11–0David NavarroTKO3 (?)1989-07-0710Win10–0Rafael ValdovinosTKO4 (?)1989-06-039Win9–0Juan AriasTKO3 (?)1989-04-21 8Win8–0Rodolfo PeraltaKO5 (?)1989-02-167Win7–0Ricardo PadillaKO1 (?)1988-12-016Win6–0Antonio MartinezKO2 (?)1988-11-11 5Win5–0Antonio MartinezTKO5 (?)1988-08-264Win4–0Leoncio RodriguezPTS6 (6)1988-07-153Win3–0Antonio MartinezPTS4 (4)1988-06-102Win2–0Carlos NavarroPTS4 (4)1988-04-221Win1–0Alejandro OchoaPTS4 (4)1988-02-26
Death It was reported on December 11, 2013, that Jauregui had suffered a stroke in Jalisco, Mexico, and been declared braindead. He died later that day, after a short period in a coma. Some speculated that his stroke could have been caused by a hard sparring session with Canelo Alvarez a day prior.
See also List of Mexican boxing world champions List of world lightweight boxing champions
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