Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria
📍 Place of Birth: Waipahu, Hawaii
38
Wins
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6
Losses
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0
Draws
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23
KOs
Career: 2001 –
2018
Belts Won
World Titles
WBA
WBA World
Flyweight
Won: Nov 17, 2012 TKO R10 Hernan MarquezLost: Nov 17, 2013 Vacated
WBO
WBO World
Flyweight
Won: Jul 16, 2011 UD Julio Cesar Miranda; 3 DefensesLost: Apr 06, 2013 SD Juan Francisco
Estrada
IBF
IBF World
Light Flyweight
Won: Apr 19, 2009 KO R11 Ulises Solis; 1 DefenseLost: Jan 23, 2010 TKO R12 Carlos Tamara
WBC
WBC World
Light Flyweight
Won: Sep 10, 2005 KO R1 Eric Ortiz; 1 DefenseLost: Aug 10, 2006 UD Omar Nino
WBC
WBC World
Flyweight
Won: Jul 22, 2003 TKO R1 Luis DoriaLost: Oct 17, 2015 TKO R9 Roman Gonzalez
Regional Belts
NABF
NABF North American Boxing Federation
Flyweight
Won: Aug 30, 2002 UD Juan Javier Lagos; 4 DefensesLost: Jun 04, 2005 Vacated
WBC
WBC Youth World
Flyweight
Won: Jun 18, 2002 TKO R5 Francisco SotoLost: Jun 18, 2003 Vacated
About Brian Viloria
Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria (born November 24, 1980 in Waipahu, Hawaii) is a retired American boxer of Filipino descent. A standout amateur, he won gold at the 1999 World Amateur Championships and represented the U.S. at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Turning pro in 2001, Viloria became a two-division world champion, holding the WBC and IBF light flyweight titles and later unifying the WBA and WBO flyweight crowns in 2012 by defeating Hernán Márquez. Known for his sharp counterpunching and body attack, he fought elite opponents including Ulises Solís, Giovani Segura, Juan Francisco Estrada, and Román González. Viloria retired in 2018 with a professional record of 46 fights, 38 wins (23 by KO), 6 losses, and 2 no contests, remembered as one of Hawaii’s greatest boxing champions and a prominent Filipino-American figure in the sport.
Fight Record 46 bouts
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OBSERVE AND FIGHT: IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY , by David Kassel , FightHype.com ↗
08 Apr 2013
VILORIA LOSES WBO/WBA TITLES TO ESTRADA, BUT MELINDO WINS AND EARNS A CRACK AT THE NEW CHAMPION , by Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com
08 Apr 2013
Melindo gets a crack at Viloria?s conqueror , by Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer ↗
08 Apr 2013
Fallen Viloria wants rematch , by Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star ↗
08 Apr 2013
Viloria wants return fight , by Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer ↗
08 Apr 2013
Five things from Saturday's Macau card , by Brian Campbell, ESPN.com ↗
07 Apr 2013
MELINDO TO FACE ESTRADA , by Rene Bonsubre, Jr., PhilBoxing.com
07 Apr 2013
ESTRADA DETHRONES VILORIA , by Rene Bonsubre, Jr., PhilBoxing.com
07 Apr 2013
Zou Wins In Top Rank's Splashy Asia Debut , by Michael Woods, The Sweet Science ↗
07 Apr 2013
Estrada upsets Viloria, Martinez outpoints Magdaleno , The Ring ↗
07 Apr 2013
Viloria Maturing Into the Fighter He Should?ve Been All Along , by Ramon Aranda, 3MoreRounds.com ↗
06 Apr 2013
The World Will Be Watching Zou , by Gordon Marino, The Wall Street Journal ↗
06 Apr 2013
Viloria says Mexican foe has nothing to lose , by Josef T. Ramos, The Manila Times ↗
06 Apr 2013
Viloria vows to keep belts vs Mexican , by Abac Cordero, The Philippine Star ↗
06 Apr 2013
Brian out to steal Thunder , by Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin ↗
06 Apr 2013
Viloria stakes two world titles tonight , by Roy Luarca, Philippine Daily Inquirer ↗
06 Apr 2013
Merchant in Macao , by Steve Kim, MaxBoxing.com ↗
06 Apr 2013
WEIGHTS FROM MACAU: VILORIA HEADS STELLAR PINOY CAST (PHOTOS) , by Rene Bonsubre, Jr., PhilBoxing.com
05 Apr 2013
The Great Chinese Hope: Is Zou the Next Boxing Phenom? , by Gary Andrew Poole, TIME.com ↗
05 Apr 2013
Pro with a punch: Chinese Olympic hero Zou Shiming prepared for pro boxing debut in Macau , by Associated Press, Washington Post ↗
05 Apr 2013
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