Victor Cayo Explained

Victor Cayo
Realname:Victor Manuel Cayo
Nickname:Mermelada ("Marmalade")
Weight:
Height:5 ft 11 in
Reach:73 in
Nationality:Dominican
Birth Date:17 November 1984
Birth Place:Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
Style:Orthodox
Total:39
Wins:32
Ko:23
Losses:6
No Contests:1

Victor Manuel Cayo (born November 17, 1984) is a Dominican former professional boxer who competed from 2006 to 2014, and challenged once for the WBA interim super lightweight title in 2010.

Professional career

Cayo made his professional debut on May 8, 2006, scoring a four-round unanimous decision over Hector Bello. For the next four years, Cayo would remain undefeated while fighting mainly in his native Dominican Republic. On March 27, 2010, he fought for his first major world championship—the WBA interim light welterweight title—against fellow hard-hitting puncher Marcos Maidana, who entered as champion. Cayo suffered his professional loss when he was knocked out in the sixth round from a body shot.[1]

Another high-profile fight on July 29, 2011, this time an eliminator for the IBF light welterweight title, saw Cayo getting knocked out by Lamont Peterson in the final few seconds of the last round.[2] Further losses mounted throughout the subsequent years, including a late-rounds stoppage against Nate Campbell on March 24, 2012.[3]

Professional boxing record

ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
39Loss32–6 Jose ZepedaKO1 (10), Nov 8, 2014
38Loss32–5 Roberto GarcíaTKO6 (10), May 1, 2014
37Win32–4 Ricardo VerasKO1 (10), Aug 24, 2013
36Loss31–4 Emanuel TaylorTKO8 (10), Mar 8, 2013
35Win31–3 Vladimir BaezUD10Dec 17, 2012
34Win30–3 Pedro Rincon MirandaTKO1 (10), Sep 28, 2012
33Win29–3 Julio De JesusTKO3 (10), Aug 11, 2012
32Win28–3 Jose Antonio RodriguezTKO1 (10), Jun 23, 2012
31Loss27–3 Nate CampbellTKO9 (10), Mar 24, 2012
30Win27–2 Nelson SanchezKO1 (6), Nov 6, 2011
29Loss26–2 Lamont PetersonKO12 (12), Jul 29, 2011
28Win26–1 Jovany Javier GomezKO1 (6)Oct 29, 2010
27Win25–1 Jose Alexis CastilloTKO2 (10), Aug 19, 2010
26Loss24–1 Marcos MaidanaKO6 (12), Mar 27, 2010
25Win24–0 Julio ReyesTKO3 (12), Dec 21, 2009
24Win23–0 Julio DíazUD10Jul 31, 2009
23Win22–0 Arturo MoruaTKO1 (9), May 30, 2009
22Win21–0 Wilson AlcorroUD9Mar 30, 2009
21Win20–0 Noe BolanosUD9Jan 30, 2009
20Win19–0 Augusto GamezTKO1Dec 20, 2008
19Win18–0 Orlando EscobarKO6 (6), Nov 21, 2008
18Win17–0 Mercedes NovaKO2 (9), Oct 3, 2008
17Win16–0 Harrison CuelloUD6Jun 21, 2008
16Win15–0 Hector BelloTKO3 (6)Mar 15, 2008
15Win14–0 Alberto HernandezKO2 (10), Dec 17, 2007
14Win13–0 Arturo GomezUD12Nov 12, 2007
13Win12–0 Yovanny AscencioTKO3 (6)Jul 29, 2007
12Win11–0 Axel Rodrigo SolisTKO3 (6)Jun 1, 2007
11Win10–0 Ambioris FigueroKO2 (8)Apr 16, 2007
10Win9–0 Luis SosaTKO3 (6), Mar 17, 2007
9Win8–0 Luis Antonio GuzmanTKO3 (8)Feb 18, 2007
8Win7–0 Francisco Rios GilKO3 (6), Dec 18, 2006
7Win6–0 George NunezKO2 (6), Nov 27, 2006
6Win5–0 Ramon JimenezPTS4Oct 27, 2006
5Win4–0 Leonardo EspinalPTS6Sep 24, 2006
43–0 Leonardo EspinalNC2 (6)Aug 27, 2006
3Win3–0Cristian Martinez1 (6)Jul 22, 2006
2Win2–0Francisco Melendez2May 27, 2006
1Win1–0Hector Bello4May 8, 2006

Notes and References

  1. http://www.boxingscene.com/photos-maidana-clocks-cayo-guzman-decisions-funeka--26428 "Photos: Maidana Clocks Cayo, Guzman Decisions Funeka"
  2. Christ, Scott (Jul 31, 2011). "Global Boxing Results: Peterson KOs Cayo, Dib and Porpramook Nab Titles, Shumenov Retains, More". SB Nation. Vox Media. Retrieved 15 April 2016.
  3. Gonzalez, Jhonny (March 25, 2012). "Nate Campbell Shocks Victor Cayo, Scores TKO Win". BoxingScene. March 25, 2012. Retrieved 15 April 2016.