Freddy Castillo (born June 15, 1955) is a Mexican former professional boxer who competed from 1971 to 1985. He is a world champion in two weight classes, having held the World Boxing Council (WBC) light-flyweight title in 1978, and the WBC and Ring magazine flyweight titles in 1982.
Pro career Known as "Chato Loco", Castillo turned pro in 1971 and won the WBC light flyweight title with a TKO win over Luis Estaba in 1978. He lost the belt in his first defense later that year to Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh by split decision. He later moved up in weight and in 1982 won the WBC and The Ring flyweight titles with a decision win over Prudencio Cardona. He lost the titles in his first defense to Eleoncio Mercedes by split decision. He retired in 1986 after losing to Sot Chitalada for the WBC flyweight title in Kuwait City, Kuwait. He also lost to Panamanians Alfonso Lopez and Hilario Zapata
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateAgeLocationNotes68Loss45–18–5 Sot ChitaladaUD12Feb 22, 198667Loss45–17–5 Antonio AvelarTKO4 (10)Sep 23, 198466Win45–16–5 Carlos de la PazKO3 (?)May 18, 198465Win44–16–5 Artemio RuizKO5 (?)Oct 27, 198464Win43–16–5 Arturo TebaquiTKO6 (?)Apr 7, 198463Win42–16–5 Jose Luis CruzTKO1 (?)Feb 11, 198462Win41–16–5 Arturo MujicaTKO6 (?)Nov 26, 198361Loss40–16–5 Luis Fernando HernandezTKO3 (?)Aug 15, 198360Draw40–15–5 Candido TellezPTS10May 28, 198359Loss40–15–4 Eleoncio MercedesSD15Nov 6, 198258Win40–14–4 Prudencio CardonaUD15Jul 24, 198257Win39–14–4 Lupe AcostaPTS12Feb 26, 198256Win38–14–4 Javier LucasPTS10Sep 26, 198155Win37–14–4 Gabriel BernalTKO8 (12)Aug 22, 198154Win36–14–4 Jorge de JesusTKO4 (10)Jul 17, 198153Win35–14–4 Nestor ObregonTKO6 (?)May 15, 198152Win34–14–4 Javier LucasPTS10Apr 24, 198151Loss33–14–4 Jose GallegosPTS12Mar 30, 198150Win33–13–4 Gabriel BernalPTS10Jan 30, 198149Win32–13–4 Alfredo HernandezPTS10Dec 20, 198048Loss31–13–4 Amado UrsuaTKO3 (?)Oct 25, 198047Win31–12–4 Samuel MachorroTKO6 (?)Sep 6, 198046Loss30–12–4 Alfonso LopezPTS10Apr 26, 198045Win30–11–4 Elid FernandezKO4 (?)Feb 10, 198044Win29–11–4 Ramon Balbino SoriaTKO6 (10)Nov 10, 197943Draw28–11–4 Rodolfo RodriguezPTS10Oct 27, 197942Loss28–11–3 Jose GallegosPTS12Sep 17, 197941Loss28–10–3 Hilario ZapataUD12Jun 23, 197940Loss28–9–3 Jose GallegosPTS10Mar 5, 197939Win28–8–3 Antonio AvelarTKO10 (10)Oct 21, 197838Win27–8–3 Juan AlvarezTKO10 (?)Jul 29, 197837Loss26–8–3 Netrnoi Sor VorasinghSD15May 6, 197836Win26–7–3 Luis EstabaTKO14 (15), Feb 19, 197835Win25–7–3 Wilberth CancheTKO3 (?)Sep 17, 197734Win24–7–3 Aureliano SanchezKO3 (?)Aug 14, 197733Win23–7–3 Pedro FloresDQ8 (?)Jul 6, 197732Win22–7–3 Adelaido GalindoTKO8 (?)Apr 30, 197731Win21–7–3 Juan Jose GuzmanPTS10Mar 25, 197730Win20–7–3 Antonio AvelarPTS10Feb 4, 197729Win19–7–3 Freddy PolancoKO1 (?)Jan 15, 197728Win18–7–3 Arturo DelgadoPTS10Sep 14, 197627Loss17–7–3 Freddy HernandezTKO5 (?)Feb 4, 197626Win17–6–3 Juan ZarateTKO2 (?)Aug 6, 197525Win16–6–3 Frankie GranadosKO3 (?)Jul 7, 197524Win15–6–3 Rocky ThompsonKO1 (?)May 7, 197523Loss14–6–3 Juan DiazDQ4 (?)Jan 9, 197522Win14–5–3 Jose CurielTKO3 (?)Oct 5, 197421Win13–5–3 Rancherito HernandezKO3 (?)Sep 7, 197420Win12–5–3 Jose MendozaKO7 (?)Aug 23, 197419Win11–5–3 Chucho LoriaKO7 (?)Jul 20, 197418Loss10–5–3 Luis Enrique GarciaPTS10Mar 23, 197417Win10–4–3 Gonzalo GonzalezPTS8Sep 8, 197316Loss9–4–3 Evelio MunozPTS8Aug 19, 197315Win9–3–3 Kid ValentePTS8Jul 8, 197314Loss8–3–3 Chucho LoriaPTS8Jun 22, 197313Win8–2–3 Baby GilKO2 (?)May 21, 197312Win7–2–3 Kid CopetesKO4 (?)Apr 25, 197311Draw6–2–3 Chucho LoriaPTS6Mar 8, 197310Win6–2–2 Lupe MaderaPTS6Oct 5, 19729Draw5–2–2 Chucho LoriaPTS6Aug 23, 19728Win5–2–1 Gonzalo GonzalezPTS6Jun 2, 19727Draw4–2–1 Irving CetinaPTS6May 3, 19726Win4–2 Miguel CamargoKO4 (?)Jan 28, 19725Loss3–2 Romulo CortesPTS4Jan 12, 19724Win3–1 Magallo LozadaPTS4Dec 1, 19713Win2–1 Agustin CruzKO1 (?)Nov 8, 19712Win1–1 Ranulfo CanoKO4 (?)Oct 20, 19711Loss0–1 Guty EspadasKO4 (?)Sep 22, 1971
See also List of flyweight boxing champions List of light flyweight boxing champions List of WBC world champions List of Mexican boxing world champions
References
External links
Freddy Castillo - CBZ Profile