Noel Arambulet
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Noel Arambulet (born May 18, 1974 in Falcón, Venezuela) is a flyweight boxer.
Professional career
Nicknamed "El Verdugo", Arambulet turned pro in 1996 and captured the vacant WBA minimumweight title with a decision win over Joma Gamboa in 1999. He defended the belt once before being stripped of the title for not making weight for a rematch against Gamboa in 2000. Gamboa won the fight and the title. He recaptured the WBA minimumweight title with a close decision win over Keitaro Hoshino in 2002. He defended the belt twice before losing it to Yutaka Niida in 2004 by decision, although, officially the title was stripped due to his failure to make weight.
| Preceded by Ricardo Lopez Stripped |
WBA Minimumweight Champion 1999 Oct 9 – 2000 Aug 20 Stripped (failed to make weight) |
Succeeded by Joma Gamboa |
| Preceded by Keitaro Hoshino |
WBA Minimumweight Champion 2002 Jul 29 – 2004 Jul 2 Stripped (failed to make weight) |
Succeeded by Yutaka Niida |
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