Jonathan Maicelo

Jonathan Maicelo
Statistics
Real name Jonathan Maicelo Román
Nickname(s) El Depredador, La Cobra
Weight(s) Lightweight
Height 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)
Nationality Perú
Born (1983-08-10) August 10, 1983
Callao, Peru
Stance Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights 29
Wins 25
Wins by KO 12
Losses 3
Draws 0
No contests 1
Medal record
Men's amateur boxing
Representing  Peru
Bolivarian Armenia Games
2001 Ecuador Lightweight
Pan American Games
2003 Mexico Lightweight

Jonathan Maicelo Román (born August 10, 1983) is a professional boxer[1] from Callao, Peru, who lives in North Bergen, New Jersey. He holds the Latin American lightweight title. He has a record of 20 wins (12 KO) and 2 losses (1 KO).[2]

He was a silver medalist at the Bolivarian Games (Ambato, Ecuador 2001) and at the Pre-Panamerican Tournament (Tijuana, Mexico 2003), a quarterfinalist at the Panamerican Games (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2003), and a semifinalist at the Pre-Olympic Tournament (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2004).

Professional record

Result Record Opponent Date Result Time Location Notes
Loss 21-2 Colombia Darleys Perez January 9, 2015 UD 12 United States Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California, US Loss the WBA World LightWeight title.
Win 21-1 Armenia Art Hovhannisyan July 11, 2014 SD 10 United States Little Creek Casino Resort, Shelton, Washington, US Won the WBC International Silver LightWeight title.
NC 20-1 Argentina Jorge Luis Rodriguez October 19, 2013 N 3 2:40 Peru Coliseo Miguel Grau, Callao, Peru
Win 20-1 Mexico Jose Alejandro "Soma" Rodriguez August 17, 2013 KO 10 0:22 United States Revel Resort, Atlantic City, New Jersey, US
Loss 19-1 Russia Rustam Nugaev April 5, 2013 KO 8 2:03 United States Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California, US USBA LightWeight title.
Win 19-0 United States Tyler Ziolkowski January 26, 2013 TKO 2 1:51 United States Fitzgerald's Casino & Hotel, Tunica, Mississippi, United States
Win 18-0 Nicaragua Wilfredo Acuna August 10, 2012 UD 6 3:00 United States Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, Cabazon, California, United States
Win 17-0 Nigeria Daniel Attah July 20, 2012 TKO 3 1:47 United States Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California, United States
Win 16-0 Ecuador Fernando Angulo May 19, 2012 UD 9 3:00 Peru Coliseo Miguel Grau, Callao, Peru Won vacant WBA Lightweight Fedecentro title.
Win 15-0 Argentina Leonardo Esteban Gonzalez April 16, 2011 TKO 9 1:29 Peru Estadio Monumental, Lima, Perú
Win 14-0 Colombia Oscar Cuero October 16, 2010 UD 10 3:00 United States Washington School, Union City, New Jersey, United States
Win 13-0 Argentina Alberto Leopoldo Santillan June 26, 2010 UD 10 3:00 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 12-0 Colombia Victor Julio Salgado February 27, 2010 KO 1 1:41 Peru Lima, Perú Won latino WBC Lightweight title.
Win 11-0 Argentina Miguel Leonardo Caceres September 5, 2009 UD 10 3:00 Peru Lima, Perú Won vacant latino WBC Lightweight title.
Win 10-0 Mexico Javier Gallegos June 20, 2009 UD 10 3:00 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 9-0 Mexico Daniel Montoya May 28, 2009 TKO 8 2:00 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 8-0 Mexico Jesus Camacho March 20, 2009 KO 2 0:50 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 7-0 Mexico Antonio Sanchez November 15, 2008 KO 1 0:35 Peru Huancayo, Perú
Win 6-0 Ecuador Gerardo Bermeo June 21, 2007 TKO 4 1:31 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 5-0 Peru Jesus Robladillo July 25, 2006 TKO 2 1:25 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 4-0 Peru Luis Paredes May 18, 2006 UD 6 3:00 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 3-0 Peru Richard Nunez March 2, 2006 KO 1 2:15 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 2-0 Peru Luis A. Gutierrez December 17, 2005 TKO 4 1:30 Peru Lima, Perú
Win 1-0 Peru Luis Noe April 1, 2005 UD 4 3:00 Peru Lima, Perú professional debut.

References

  1. ↑ "BoxRec - Jonathan Maicelo". boxrec.com. Retrieved 2017-02-18.
  2. ↑ "Jonathan Maicelo lanzó una promesa: "Yo seré campeón mundial"". El Comercio. Peru. 22 March 2011. Retrieved 9 December 2012.


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