José Arturo Santos Reyes (born 28 December 1985) is a Mexican professional boxer. As an amateur, he won a silver medal at the 2004 Junior World Championships at flyweight and later competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics at featherweight.
Amateur career At the 2004 Junior World Championships, he beat Mongolia's Zorigtbaataryn Enkhzorig but lost the 2004 final to Ilhom Rahimov from Uzbekistan.
At the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games, he won silver at bantamweight beating Venezuela's Héctor Manzanilla but losing to Cuba's Guillermo Rigondeaux.
At the 2007 World Championships he reached the quarterfinal where he lost to Ukraine's Vasyl Lomachenko but qualified for Beijing.
He is participating in the Beijing 2008 Olympics where he beat Nick Okoth and Alaa Shili to reach the quarter finals.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes29Loss19–10Matt ConwaySD10Jun 8, 201828Loss19–9Sharif BogereUD10Jan 27, 201827Loss19–8Tevin FarmerUD10Apr 29, 201726Loss19–7Alfredo SantiagoUD10Mar 25, 201725Win19–6Diego VázquezUD10Dec 23, 201624Loss18–6Alberto GuevaraSD10Dec 5, 201523Loss18–5Abner MaresUD10Mar 7, 201522Loss18–4Simpiwe VetyekaUD12Dec 12, 201421Win18–3Jairo Ochoa MartínezUD10Jul 19, 201420Win17–3Julio César MirandaSD10Mar 29, 201419Win16–3Jesús Acosta ZazuetaUD10Dec 21, 201318Win15–3Carlos MedellínUD6Sep 7, 201317Win14–3Carlos RodríguezUD6Jun 22, 201316Win13–3Hector Esnar BobadillaTKO5 (10), Mar 23, 201315Loss12–3Hozumi HasegawaUD10Dec 22, 201214Win12–2Khabir SuleymanovUD12Aug 4, 201213Loss11–2Fernando MontielSD12Jun 9, 201212Win11–1Javier Mercado DelgadilloUD10Jan 14, 201211Win10–1Alexander EspinozaTD9 (10)Jun 11, 201110Win9–1Arturo EstradaUD8Mar 19, 20119Win8–1José Tamayo GonzálezTD3 (4), Jan 29, 20118Win7–1Pablo CupulSD6Nov 6, 20107Win6–1Arturo EstradaUD10Aug 13, 20106Loss5–1Jesús GaliciaUD10Dec 12, 20095Win5–0Narciso LaraTKO4 (10), Nov 21, 20094Win4–0Hugo PachecoKO1 (6), Sep 12, 20093Win3–0Eduardo GutiérrezTKO2 (4), Aug 29, 20092Win2–0Alberto Chuc UicabUD6Aug 15, 20091Win1–0Eduardo AvacaKO3 (6), Jun 27, 2009
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