This is by request but obviously it is something I was considering doing anyway because of the amazing record that Hector “Macho” Camacho commanded. Here is his complete record in all its glory for you to enjoy.
Record
W 79 (KO 38) L 6 D 3 Total 88. That’s a lot of fights in today’s boxing world, but the “Macho Man” spaced his fights carefully over his very long career. Back in the pre ‘80s, he was a multiple N.Y. Golden Gloves Champion. Born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, he moved to New York early and became the first Puerto Rican to have won the World Boxing Championship (WBC) and World Boxing Organization (WBO) championships in the lightweight division. The following highlights his accomplishments:
Amateur Record: 96-4
1978 New York Golden Gloves Flyweight Sub-Novice Champion
1979 New York Golden Gloves Bantamweight Open Champion
1979 Intercity Golden Gloves 119-Pound Champion
1980 New York Golden Gloves Bantamweight Open Champion
1980 Intercity Golden Gloves 125-Pound Champion
Pro Titles
1981 NABF super featherweight title
1983 WBC super featherweight title
1985 NABF lightweight title
1985 WBC lightweight title
1989 WBO light welterweight title
1995 IBC welterweight title
1996 IBC middleweight title
1998 IBC light middleweight title
2001 NBA super middleweight title
2008 WBF International light middleweight title
2008 WBE Light Middleweight Title
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