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BOXNEWS Boxer Cristian Faccio

Cristian Faccio

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Record 15 (10 ko's) + 3 + 0 = 18
Nick El Terrible
Weight division Bantamweight (118 lbs)
Positions in ratings 11 - WBC Bantamweight (October 2008)
Nationality Uruguay   Uruguay
Lives & trains Uruguay   Uruguay,
Born Uruguay   Uruguay,
Profdebut4 Dec 2004
Birthday11 Jan 1983
Stance Orthodox
Boxrec ID 284085

Records list

# Date Opponent Record Location Result
112.06.2008 Japan Hozumi Hasegawa[23-2-0, 7]Japan  Japan, TokyoL TKO 2 (12)more...







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Hasegawa 50/50 on move up 28 Dec 2009 13:33

Hasegawa 50/50 on move up

WBC bantam champ Hozumi Hasegawa’s change of mind might be a sour and bitter Christmas cake for highly ranked WBC 118-pound contenders who are expecting their participation in eliminators. People here took it for granted that Hasegawa would renounce his belt because of his weight problem and move up to the super-bantam or feather category after his impressive tenth defense over Alvaro Perez on December 18 read more ...
Hasegawa; Valero retain belts! 12 Jun 2008 18:14

Hasegawa; Valero retain belts!

WBC bantam champ, Japanese southpaw Hozumi Hasegawa (24-3, 8 KOs), 117.5, successfuly retained his throne for the sixth time as he impresively dropped Uruguayan challenger Cristian Faccio (15-3, 10 KOs), 117.75, twice to prompt the referee Toby Gibson's well-timed intervention at 2:18 of the second session in the main event of the world title twinbill on Thursday in Tokyo, Japan. Hasegawa's southpaw left was a haymaker read more ...
Valero, Hasegawa, Shimada, Faccio all make weight! 12 Jun 2008 10:24

Valero, Hasegawa, Shimada, Faccio all make weight!

We look forward to watching a sensational twinbill titled "The Real: World Premium Boxing #6" with world belts on the line tomorrow (Thursday) in Tokyo, Japan. There was a weigh-in ceremony today, where all the contestants successfully made the weight at their first trip on the scale. WBA super-feather champ Edwin Valero (23-0, 23 KOs) tipped the beam at 129.75 pounds, a quarter under the class limit, as his Japanese read more ...