Camila Anae Zamorano Encinas (born 26 December 2007), known as La Magnífica, is a Mexican professional boxer. She has held the WBC female atomweight title since October 2025. At 17 years and 180 days old, she became the youngest person to win a WBC world title and the youngest female boxer to hold any of the four main sanctioning bodies' global championships.
Early life and amateur career Zamorano was born on 26 December 2007 in Hermosillo, Sonora. She began training in boxing at the age of 11 under the guidance of her father and coach, Eleazar Zamorano.
As an amateur, she compiled a record of 53 wins and four losses, winning multiple regional and state titles. Due to limited opportunities to compete against girls her age, she moved into the professional ranks while still a high school student.
Professional career Zamorano made her professional debut in 2023. On 12 October 2024, she won the WBC female atomweight International title by defeating Norj Guro at Arena Sonora in Hermosillo, becoming the first female boxer from Sonora to secure an international title.
She defended her title on 25 January 2025, defeating Yoselyn Pérez by unanimous decision in San Luis Potosí.
On 14 June 2025, aged 17 years and 180 days, Zamorano won the vacant WBC interim female atomweight title by defeating Mika Iwakawa on a unanimous decision in Hermosillo, making her the youngest person to hold such a championship in the organization's history.
On 15 October 2025, she was elevated to full WBC female atomweight champion following the retirement of Tina Rupprecht, who had been the title holder.
Zamorano made the first defense of her WBC female atomweight title against Sana Hazuki in Hermosillo on 25 October 2025. She won the bout by a unanimous decision.
She successfully defended her title a second time with a unanimous decision win over Claudia Veronica Ruiz at Arena Sonora in Hermosillo on 21 February 2026.
Having had emergency surgery to remove her appendix on 17 April 2026, Zamorano made her third defense against Perla Perez at Arena Potosi in San Luis Potosi on 22 August 2026, winning via unanimous decision.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes15Win15–0Perla PerezUD10 22 Aug 202614Win14–0Claudia Veronica RuizUD10 21 Feb 202613Win13–0Sana HazukiUD10 25 Oct 202512Win12–0Mika IwakawaUD1014 Jun 202511Win11–0Yoselyn PerezUD8 25 Jan 202510Win10–0Norj GuroUD1012 Oct 20249Win9–0Melanie FernandaSD627 Jul 20248Win8–0Karla Sanchez BarreraUD620 Apr 20247Win7–0Karla Lechuga AlvaradoSD6 9 Mar 20246Win6–0Sabrina PersonaUD616 Dec 20235Win5–0Sandra Paola ChairezUD66 Oct 20234Win4–0Danna Frayre GutierrezMD49 Sep 20233Win3–0Keren Mendez OchoaUD429 Jul 20232Win2–0Sandra Paola ChairezUD417 Jun 20231Win1–0Isabel ArellanesTKO3 (4), 22 Apr 2023
Education Zamorano graduated from the College of Scientific and Technological Studies of the State of Sonora (Cecytes), Hermosillo V Pueblitos campus.
Awards and recognition Municipal Sports Award of Hermosillo (2024), junior female category.
References
External links Camila Zamorano at BoxRec WBC profile