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Mando Ramos

Mando Ramos held the WBA, WBC and The Ring lightweight world titles between 1969 and 1972. Ramos was the undisputed lightweight world champion from 1969 to 1970. Ramos first became a world champion aged 20 after winning the WBA, WBC and The Ring lightweight world titles by beating Carlos Cruz.

World title bouts
8
Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
4–4
World titles held
3
Longest world title reign (The Ring lightweight, 1969–1970)
1 year

World title reigns and bouts

Jan 1968 – Jan 1973

LightweightWBA
1968age 19AprJulOct1969age 20AprJulOct1970age 21AprJulOct1971age 22AprJulOct1972age 23AprJulOct1973age 24
196819691970197119721973

WonLostDrawn or no contest

Timeline of world title events

  1. 1972

  2. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos No. 10 at lightweight in its annual ratings

  3. Chango Carmona beats Mando Ramos via knockout 8/15

    Lightweight · WBC

  4. Mando Ramos beats Pedro Carrasco via split decision 15/15

    Lightweight · WBC

  5. Mando Ramos beats Pedro Carrasco via split decision 15/15

    Lightweight · WBC

  6. 1971

  7. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos No. 10 at lightweight in its annual ratings

  8. Pedro Carrasco beats Mando Ramos via disqualification 12/15

    Lightweight · WBC

  9. 1970

  10. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos No. 4 at lightweight in its annual ratings

  11. Ismael Laguna beats Mando Ramos via knockout 9/15

    Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring

  12. 1969

  13. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos the lightweight champion in its annual ratings

  14. Mando Ramos beats Yoshiaki Numata via knockout 6/15

    Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring

  15. Mando Ramos beats Carlos Cruz via knockout 11/15

    Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring

  16. 1968

  17. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos No. 5 at lightweight in its annual ratings

  18. Carlos Cruz beats Mando Ramos via unanimous decision 15/15

    Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring

  19. 1967

  20. The Ring magazine rates Mando Ramos No. 6 at super featherweight in its annual ratings