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Roberto Cruz
Welterweight

Roberto Cruz

Baguio, Philippines

29Wins 12Losses 3Draws 12KOs

Career: 1955 – 1968

Biography

Roberto de la Cruz (born November 21, 1941, in Baguio, Philippines) is a retired Filipino boxer who competed from 1955 to 1968. Fighting as an orthodox stylist across the featherweight, welterweight, and light welterweight divisions, he captured the Philippines GAB featherweight title in 1959 and the GAB welterweight crown in 1961. His greatest triumph came on March 21, 1963, when he stunned Battling Torres with a first-round knockout at Dodger Stadium to win the WBA light welterweight championship, becoming one of the Philippines’ world champions. Cruz lost the belt in his first defense to Eddie Perkins and never fought for a world title again, retiring with a professional record of 44 fights, 29 wins (12 KOs), 12 losses, and 3 draws. He remains remembered as a pioneering Filipino champion of the 1960s. In 2026, Roberto Cruz is 84 years old.

World Titles

  • WBA WBA World Super Lightweight Won Mar 21, 1963 · Lost Jun 15, 1963 (UD Loss) · UD Eddie Perkins

Regional & Other Belts

  • Philippines Philippines GAB Welterweight Won Apr 26, 1961 · Lost Sep 15, 1963
  • Philippines Philippines GAB Featherweight Won Oct 1, 1959 · Lost Sep 30, 1960

Fight Record

44 bouts
DateOpponentResultMethodRoundVenue
Sep 28, 1968 Fel Pedranza D KO 3 Angeles City, Pampanga
Apr 2, 1968 Takeshi Fuji D KO 2/10 Nakajima Sports Center, Sapporo
Sep 9, 1967 Masakatsu Narita D KO 9/10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Oct 29, 1966 Carl Penalosa D UD 10 Cebu Coliseum, Cebu City
Jul 10, 1966 Carl Penalosa D UD 10 Cebu Coliseum, Cebu City
Sep 18, 1965 Rocky Montante D KO 5 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Jan 23, 1965 Peter Cobblah D UD 10 Somewhere in, Manila
Dec 21, 1963 Flash Tac Bolano D KO 3 Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila
Jun 15, 1963 Eddie Perkins D UD — Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila
Mar 21, 1963 Raymundo Torres D KO 1 Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles
Sep 15, 1962 Terry Flores D KO 6/12 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Apr 7, 1962 Shigemasa Kawakami D KO 3/10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Jan 10, 1962 Munchai Rorfortor D UD 10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Oct 21, 1961 Johnny Gonsalves D UD 10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Aug 5, 1961 Gary Cowburn D UD 10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Apr 26, 1961 Rocky Kalingo D UD 12 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Nov 19, 1960 J D Ellis D UD 10 Somewhere in, Quezon City
Jul 9, 1960 Solomon Boysaw D SD 10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Jun 4, 1960 Solomon Boysaw D UD 10 Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Apr 2, 1960 Sompong Pitakasmut D KO 5 Somewhere in, Manila
Jan 23, 1960 Young Terror D UD 10 Somewhere in, Zamboanga City
Dec 19, 1959 Flashy Panio D UD 8 Baguio Mountain Retreat, Baguio City
Dec 6, 1959 Paulito Escarlan D UD 10 Far Eastern University Gymnasium, Manila
Oct 1, 1959 Leo Espinosa D UD 12 Somewhere in, Manila
Jul 26, 1959 Flashy Panio D UD 8 Calumpit, Bulacan
Jun 5, 1959 Gil Flores D KO 8/12 Somewhere in, Manila
Mar 21, 1959 Tanny Campo D UD 10 Rizal Open Arena, Manila
Nov 21, 1958 Army Wonder Boy D KO 7 Somewhere in, Quezon City
Oct 31, 1958 Rudy Lopez D KO 2 Somewhere in, Manila
Sep 19, 1958 Larry Fernandez D UD 8 Somewhere in, Manila
Aug 18, 1958 Dio Cagulada D KO 3/8 Somewhere in, Quezon City
Apr 25, 1958 Ernie Masangkay D UD 8 San Fernando Town Plaza, San Fernando City
Mar 22, 1958 Peping Cortez D KO 3 Guagua, Pampanga
Feb 1, 1958 Tiger Willie D UD 6 Rizal Open Arena, Manila
Nov 29, 1957 Ernie Paredes D UD 6 Somewhere in, Manila
Oct 23, 1957 Pancho Dilla D UD 6 Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Manila
Aug 1, 1957 Max Posadas Jr D UD 4 Olongapo City, Pampanga
Apr 1, 1957 Dixie Logan D UD 6 Somewhere in
Dec 1, 1956 unknown D KO — Somewhere in
Aug 1, 1956 Rudy Santamaria D UD 4 Somewhere in, Baguio City
Mar 1, 1956 unknown D UD 4 Somewhere in
Oct 1, 1955 unknown D UD 4 Somewhere in
Jun 1, 1955 unknown D UD 4 Somewhere in, Manila
Feb 10, 1955 Laureano Llarenas D UD 4 Somewhere in

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