Sixto Escobar
Sixto Escobar held the NYSAC, WBA and The Ring bantamweight world titles between 1935 and 1939. Escobar was the undisputed bantamweight world champion from 1935 to 1939. Escobar first became a world champion aged 22 after winning the WBA bantamweight world title by beating Pete Sanstol.
- World title bouts
- 9
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
- 7–2
- World titles held
- 3
- Longest world title reign (NYSAC bantamweight, 1935–1937)
- 1 year, 10 months
Timeline of world title events
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1939
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Sixto Escobar’s reign as the NYSAC bantamweight world champion ends
Bantamweight · NYSAC
Sixto Escobar’s reign as the WBA bantamweight world champion ends
Bantamweight · WBA
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Sixto Escobar’s reign as The Ring bantamweight world champion ends
Bantamweight · The Ring
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Sixto Escobar beats KO Morgan via knockout 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1938
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The Ring magazine rates Sixto Escobar the bantamweight champion in its annual ratings
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Sixto Escobar beats Harry Jeffra via unanimous decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1937
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The Ring magazine rates Sixto Escobar No. 2 at bantamweight in its annual ratings
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Harry Jeffra beats Sixto Escobar via unanimous decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Sixto Escobar beats Lou Salica via unanimous decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1936
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The Ring magazine rates Sixto Escobar the bantamweight champion in its annual ratings
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Sixto Escobar beats Indian Quintana via knockout 1/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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Sixto Escobar beats Tony Marino via knockout 13/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC, WBA and The Ring
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1935
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The Ring magazine rates Sixto Escobar No. 1 at bantamweight in its annual ratings
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Sixto Escobar beats Lou Salica via unanimous decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Lou Salica beats Sixto Escobar via majority decision 15/15
Bantamweight · NYSAC and WBA
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Sixto Escobar beats Pete Sanstol via unanimous decision 12/12
Bantamweight · WBA
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1934
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The Ring magazine rates Sixto Escobar No. 1 at bantamweight in its annual ratings