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Juan Hernandez Navarrete (born February 24, 1987 in Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico) is a Mexican professional boxer who held the WBC Flyweight championship.

Professional career

Hernández turned professional in 2004 and compiled a record of 18-1 before unsuccessfully challenging Japanese fighter Kazuto Ioka for his WBC minimumweight title.^[1] Hernández would get a second title opportunity, this time in the flyweight division for the newly vacated WBC title. He would travel to Thailand to take on and beat local fighter Nawaphon Kaikanha to be crowned champion.^[2]

Professional boxing record

Result

Record

Opponent

Type

Round, time

Date

Location

Notes

{{no2}}Loss

34–3

{{flagicon|JPN}} Daigo Higa

TKO}}

6 (12)}}

2017-05-20}}

{{yes2}}Win

34–2

{{flagicon|THA}} Nawaphon Kaikanha

TKO}}

3 (12)}}

2017-03-04}}

{{yes2}}Win

33–2

{{flagicon|NIC}} Dixon Flores

RTD}}

3 (10)}}

2016-08-13}}

{{yes2}}Win

32–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Omar Niño Romero

KO}}

2 (10)}}

2016-06-11}}

{{yes2}}Win

31–2

{{flagicon|COL}} Luis Carrillo

KO}}

1 (10)}}

2016-04-09}}

{{yes2}}Win

30–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Jesús Silvestre

TKO}}

2 (10)}}

2016-02-06}}

{{yes2}}Win

29–2

{{flagicon|PHI}} Raymond Tabugon

TKO}}

5 (8)}}

2015-11-14}}

{{yes2}}Win

28–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Ramón García Hirales

UD}}

8 (8)}}

2015-08-15}}

{{yes2}}Win

27–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Iran Diaz

KO}}

3 (10)}}

2015-03-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

26–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Fernando Curiel

TKO}}

4 (8)}}

2014-12-20}}

{{yes2}}Win

25–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Jesus Straffon

UD}}

8 (8)}}

2014-08-09}}

{{yes2}}Win

24–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Adolfo Pena

TKO}}

5 (6)}}

2014-05-03}}

{{yes2}}Win

23–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Saul Juarez

PTS}}

8 (8)}}

2013-10-12}}

{{yes2}}Win

22–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Josue Vega

KO}}

3 (8)}}

2013-04-13}}

{{yes2}}Win

21–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Angel Rezago

RTD}}

4 (10)}}

2012-10-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

20–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Lorenzo Trejo

KO}}

2 (10)}}

2012-07-21}}

{{yes2}}Win

19–2

{{flagicon|MEX}} Ulises Lara

UD}}

8 (8)}}

2012-03-03}}

{{no2}}Loss

18–2

{{flagicon|JPN}} Kazuto Ioka

UD}}

12 (12)}}

2011-08-10}}

{{yes2}}Win

18–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Moisés Fuentes

SD}}

12 (12)}}

2011-02-05}}

{{yes2}}Win

17–1

{{flagicon|PHI}} Denver Cuello

DQ}}

3 (12)}}

2010-05-22}}

{{yes2}}Win

16–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Armando Vazquez

KO}}

1 (12)}}

2010-02-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

15–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Arcadio Salazar

KO}}

2 (12)}}

2009-07-01}}

{{yes2}}Win

14–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Sammy Reyes

KO}}

3 (12)}}

2009-03-13}}

{{yes2}}Win

13–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Job Solano

KO}}

1 (12)}}

2008-04-04}}

{{yes2}}Win

12–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Ivan Meneses Flores

TKO}}

8 (12)}}

2007-07-19}}

{{yes2}}Win

11–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Gabriel Ramirez Anaya

SD}}

10 (10)}}

2007-05-11}}

{{yes2}}Win

10–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Tirso Hernandez Morales

KO}}

1 (12)}}

2006-12-08}}

{{yes2}}Win

9–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Ivan Meneses Flores

TKO}}

2 (8)}}

2006-10-26}}

{{yes2}}Win

8–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Rafael Bruno

TKO}}

1 (8)}}

2006-04-27}}

{{no2}}Loss

7–1

{{flagicon|MEX}} Oscar Martinez

KO}}

8 (10)}}

2006-03-01}}

{{yes2}}Win

7–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Sandro Rodriguez

KO}}

1 (8)}}

2005-08-27}}

{{yes2}}Win

6–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Adrian Nieto

TKO}}

4 (6)}}

2005-04-20}}

{{yes2}}Win

5–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Gabriel Ramirez Anaya

UD}}

6 (6)}}

2005-02-09}}

{{yes2}}Win

4–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Mariano Rodriguez

KO}}

1 (6)}}

2004-10-30}}

{{yes2}}Win

3–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Oscar Saturnino

KO}}

1 (4)}}

2004-07-22}}

{{yes2}}Win

2–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Marcelo Gerardo Lopez

TKO}}

2 (4)}}

2004-06-17}}

{{yes2}}Win

1–0

{{flagicon|MEX}} Juan Daniel Salvidar

UD}}

4 (4)}}

2004-03-25}}

Professional career

Professional boxing record

See also

References

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