Juan Carlos Burgos Castillo (born December 26, 1987) is a Mexican professional boxer. He's nicknamed Miniburgos after his uncle, who is a former world champion Víctor Burgos. Juan Carlos was the top ranked Featherweight by the WBC in 2010.
Professional career Burgos scored a twelfth round stoppage over Juan Carlos Martinez in a Featherweight bout in Laredo, Texas. With his win over Martinez on ESPN Burgos is now ranked #2 by the WBC.
WBC Featherweight Championship He fought Ricardo Castillo on May 28, 2010, scoring a tenth-round TKO over Castillo.
Following the Elimination Bout, Burgos lost to the former WBC Bantamweight Champion Hozumi Hasegawa, for the vacant WBC Featherweight Title at the Nippon Gaishi Hall in Japan on November 26, 2010.
Martinez vs. Burgos controversy
WBO lightweight title holder Roman Martínez and Burgos fought to a draw on January 19, 2013, with most people believing that Burgos had won an easy unanimous decision. However; the fight turned out to be a split draw. One judge scored it 116-112 (8 rounds to 4 for Martínez), 114-114, and one judge scoring it for Burgos. According to the official punch stats, Burgos outlanded Martínez by 93 overall punches and 70 power punches.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes46LossAndy CruzUD10July 15, 202345Loss35–7–3Keyshawn DavisUD8December 10, 202244Win35–6–3Jonathan Chanona AguilarUD8September 30, 202243Draw34–6–3Angel FierroMD10March 5, 202242Loss34–6–2Starling CastilloUD10September 5, 202141Loss34–5–2Xavier MartinezUD10May 15, 202140Win34–4–2Juan Ramon BernalUD8March 6, 202039Loss33–4–2Hector Tanajara Jr.UD10January 11, 202038Loss33–3–2Devin HaneyUD10September 28, 201837Win33–2–2Hector Garcia MontesUD8August 19, 201736Win32–2–2Jorge Sillas AmorUD6March 4, 201735Win31–2–2Hector Nava LopezTKO3 (6)December 10, 201634Loss30–2–2Mikey GarciaUD12January 25, 201433Draw30–1–2Yakubu AmiduSD12July 26, 201332Draw30–1–1Román MartínezSD12January 19, 201331Win30–1César VázquezTKO3 (10)July 20, 201230Win29–1Cristóbal CruzUD10February 24, 201229Win28–1Luis CruzMD10November 12, 201128Win27–1Gilberto Sanchez LeonUD10July 22, 201127Win26–1Frankie ArchuletaTKO2 (10)February 25, 201126Loss25–1Hozumi HasegawaUD12November 26, 201025Win25–0Ricardo Castillo RTD11 (12)May 29, 201024Win24–0Carlos MartinezTKO12 (12)January 15, 201023Win23–0Yogli Herrera TKO6 (10)October 9, 200922Win22–0Vyacheslav GusevUD10June 12, 200921Win21–0Fernando Lizarraga TKO2 (10)February 27, 200920Win20–0Salvador PerezMD8November 28, 200819Win19–0Andres LedesmaUD8July 25, 200818Win18–0Rafael Urias UD10April 14, 200817Win17–0Miguel MunguiaRTD3 (8)March 15, 200816Win16–0Jose Hernandez SandovalUD10September 22, 200715Win15–0Adam CarreraKO3 (8)August 24, 200714Win14–0Moises Zamudio TKO6 (8)May 12, 200713Win13–0Rodolfo GarayUD10October 16, 200612Win12–0Juan RiveraKO2 (8)August 24, 200611Win11–0Manuel Castro TKO1 (8)July 14, 200610Win10–0Juan Velasquez KO4 (6)May 26, 20069Win9–0Saul Lopez TKO6 (6)February 25, 20068Win8–0Pablo BojorquezTKO3 (8)December 11, 20057Win7–0Carlos ValenzuelaTKO5 (6)September 9, 20056Win6–0Roberto Castro TKO2 (6)August 13, 20055Win5–0Jose FernandezUD6June 17, 20054Win4–0Ramon Lazcano TKO2 (6)April 29, 20053Win3–0Jose Luis Alvarez TKO3 (4)March 12, 20052Win2–0Andres Macias TKO2 (4)January 7, 20051Win1–0Martin Borquez KO1 (4)December 10, 2004
See also Notable boxing families
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