Malcolm “Eagle Eye” Tuñacao
📍 Place of Birth: Mandaue City, Philippines
35
Wins
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3
Losses
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3
Draws
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20
KOs
Career: 1998 –
2014
Belts Won
World Titles
RING
WBC
Unified World
Flyweight
Won: May 19, 2000 TKO R7 Boonsai SangsuratLost: Mar 02, 2001 TKO R1 Pongsaklek
Wonjongkam
Regional Belts
OPBF
OPBF Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation
Bantamweight
Won: Feb 06, 2010 SD Seung Suk Chae; 3 DefensesLost: Feb 05, 2012 Vacated
Philippines
Philippines GAB
Bantamweight
Won: Sep 20, 2008 SD Monico LaurenteLost: Sep 20, 2009 Vacated
OPBF
OPBF Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation
Bantamweight
Won: Nov 19, 2005 UD Kumarnthong Por
Pluemkamol; 2 DefensesLost: Jan 13, 2007 Rolly Lunas
WBC
WBC International
Super Flyweight
Won: Sep 26, 2003 KO R5 Ringgo JaguarLost: Sep 25, 2004 Vacated
Philippine
Philippine Games & Amusements Board
Flyweight
Won: Jan 29, 2000 DQ Buddy LedamaLost: Jan 28, 2001 Vacated
Philippines
Philippines GAB
Flyweight
Won: Sep 25, 1999 UD Rio Sumampong; 1 DefenseLost: Jan 28, 2001 Vacated
About Malcolm Tuñacao
Malcolm Alindajao Tuñacao (born December 8, 1977, in Mandaue City, Cebu), nicknamed “Eagle Eye”, is a Filipino southpaw who rose to prominence in the flyweight division. A standout amateur with ALA Boxing Club, he turned professional in 1998 and quickly earned recognition as one of Cebu’s “Golden Boys.” In May 2000, Tuñacao captured the WBC and lineal flyweight titles with a seventh-round TKO of Medgoen Singsurat, though he lost the crown the following year to Pongsaklek Wonjongkam. He later campaigned at bantamweight, winning the OPBF title and challenging Shinsuke Yamanaka for the WBC bantamweight championship in 2013. Tuñacao retired with a professional record of 35 wins (20 KOs), 3 losses, and 3 draws, remembered as a skilled stylist and one of Cebu’s world champions.
Fight Record 41 bouts
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