Eddie Gazo

Eddie Jose Gazo Roa (born 1950-09-12 in San Lorenzo, Nicaragua) is a former professional boxer in the super welterweight (154 lb) division who held the Lineal and WBA light middleweight titles.

Eddie Gazo
Statistics
Real name	Eddie Jose Gazo Roa
Weight(s)	Light Middleweight
Nationality	Nicaraguan
Born	12 September 1950 San Lorenzo, Nicaragua
Stance	Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights	56
Wins	42
Wins by KO	23
Losses	12
Draws	2

Pro career

Gazo turned pro in 1971, and captured the WBA and lineal light middleweight titles in 1977 with a decision win over Miguel Angel Castellini.[1] That year he was named The Ring magazine Progress of the Year fighter. He defended the belt three times before losing it to Masashi Kudo the following year. He retired in 1984 following a string of losses that concluded with a defeat to Julian Jackson.

Professional boxing record

Professional record summary

54 fights	40 wins	12 losses
By knockout	22	9
By decision	18	3
By disqualification	0	0
Draws	2

No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, time	Date	Location	Notes
54	Loss	40–12–2	Julian Jackson	KO	2 (10)	Mar 17, 1984	Hiram Bithorn Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico
53	Loss	40–11–2	John Mortensen	PTS	6	Dec 01, 1983	K.B. Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark
52	Loss	40–10–2	John Mugabi	TKO	4 (10)	Oct 08, 1983	Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
51	Loss	40–9–2	Fulgencio Obelmejias	KO	2 (?)	Oct 06, 1981	Caracas, Venezuela
50	Loss	40–8–2	Bert Lee	KO	6 (10)	Apr 24, 1981	Cow Palace, San Francisco, California, United States
49	Loss	40–7–2	Miguel Ángel Castellini	KO	9 (10)	Sep 20, 1980	Luna Park, Buenos Aires, Argentina
48	Win	40–6–2	Edgar Bravo	KO	1 (?)	Sep 05, 1980	Managua, Nicaragua
47	Loss	39–6–2	Thomas Hearns	KO	1 (10)	May 03, 1980	Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, United States
46	Win	39–5–2	Lino Cajina	KO	10 (?)	Feb 23, 1980	Managua, Nicaragua
45	Win	38–5–2	Carlos Grimaldi	PTS	10	Jan 19, 1980	Managua, Nicaragua
44	Win	37–5–2	Trombo Machado	KO	5 (?)	Dec 14, 1979	San Jose, Costa Rica
43	Win	36–5–2	Ezequiel Obando	KO	9 (?)	Nov 05, 1979	San Salvador, El Salvador
42	Win	35–5–2	Pedro Cisneros	PTS	10	Oct 03, 1979	Managua, Nicaragua
41	Loss	34–5–2	Masashi Kudo	SD	15	Aug 09, 1978	Akita City, Japan	Lost WBA and The Ring light-middleweight titles
40	Win	34–4–2	Jae-Keum Lim	SD	15	Dec 18, 1977	Incheon, South Korea	Retained WBA and The Ring light-middleweight titles
39	Win	33–4–2	Kenji Shibata	UD	15	Sep 13, 1977	Nihon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan	Retained WBA and The Ring light-middleweight titles
38	Win	32–4–2	Koichi Wajima	TKO	11 (15)	Jun 07, 1977	Nihon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan	Retained WBA and The Ring light-middleweight titles
37	Win	31–4–2	Miguel Ángel Castellini	UD	15	Mar 05, 1977	Managua, Nicaragua	Won WBA and The Ring light-middleweight titles
36	Win	30–4–2	Jorge De Avila	KO	7	Sep 04, 1976	Managua, Nicaragua
35	Win	29–4–2	Dino Del Cid	TKO	3 (?)	Jul 03, 1976	Managua, Nicaragua
34	Win	28–4–2	Rosalio Matute	KO	5 (?)	May 15, 1976	Managua, Nicaragua
33	Win	27–4–2	Rodrigo Delgado	TKO	10 (12)	Mar 13, 1976	Managua, Nicaragua	Central America Light Middleweight Title.
32	Loss	26–4–2	Carlos Obregon	RTD	5 (10)	Apr 18, 1975	Bogota, Colombia
31	Win	26–3–2	Edmond Camayagua	KO	6 (12)	Feb 07, 1975	Managua, Nicaragua
30	Win	25–3–2	Rodolfo Contreras	KO	10	May 22, 1974	Costa Rica
29	Win	24–3–2	Sugar Sanders	PTS	10	Apr 20, 1974	Esteli, Nicaragua
28	Win	23–3–2	Roberto Arias	PTS	10	08/04/1974	Managua, Nicaragua	Central America Welterweight Title.
27	Win	22–3–2	Hernan Grimaldi	KO	4 (12)	Mar 18, 1974	Managua, Nicaragua
26	Draw	21–3–2	Adalberto Vanegas	PTS	10	Jan 20, 1974	Plaza de Toros de Cartagena de Indias, Cartagena, Colombia
25	Win	21–3–1	Roberto Arias	KO	8 (?)	Jan 12, 1974	Estadio Roberto Clemente, Masaya, Nicaragua
24	Win	20–3–1	Sugar Sanders	KO	6 (?)	Oct 10, 1973	Managua, Nicaragua
23	Win	19–3–1	Frank Medina	PTS	10	Jul 28, 1973	Managua, Nicaragua
22	Win	18–3–1	Arturo Negra	PTS	10	Mar 03, 1973	Managua, Nicaragua
21	Draw	17–3–1	Julio Blanco	PTS	10	Feb 02, 1973	Managua, Nicaragua
20	Win	17–3	Tarzan Suazo	KO	6	Jan 01, 1973	Esteli, Nicaragua
19	Win	16–3	Carlos Espinosa	PTS	12	Mar 18, 1972	Managua, Nicaragua	Won vacant Nicaraguian welterweight title
18	Win	15–3	Leo Campbell	PTS	10	Mar 10, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
17	Win	14–3	Felix Bojorge	KO	5 (?)	Mar 01, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
16	Win	13–3	Zapito Menochal	PTS	10	Feb 20, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
15	Win	12–3	Freddy Menochal	PTS	10	Feb 10, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
14	Win	11–3	Henry Thompson	KO	5 (?)	Feb 01, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
13	Win	10–3	Frank Darce	PTS	10	Jan 30, 1972	Leon, Nicaragua
12	Win	9–3	Monaco Valle	KO	1 (?)	Jan 20, 1972	Jinotepe, Nicaragua
11	Win	8–3	Gerardo Sanders	KO	2 (?)	Jan 10, 1972	Managua, Nicaragua
10	Win	7–3	Roberto Arias	PTS	10	Jan 01, 1972	Chinandega, Nicaragua
9	Win	6–3	Carlos Ampie	KO	3 (?)	Oct 30, 1971	Granada, Nicaragua
8	Win	5–3	Orlando Sinclair	KO	5 (?)	Oct 23, 1971	Managua, Nicaragua
7	Win	4–3	Carlos Sanchez	PTS	6	Oct 20, 1971	Managua, Nicaragua
6	Win	3–3	Sol Brillante Mitchell	KO	3 (?)	Oct 10, 1971	Leon, Nicaragua
5	Win	2–3	Carlos Espinosa	PTS	10	Sep 19, 1970	Managua, Nicaragua
4	Loss	1–3	Joe Scott	KO	4 (8)	Jul 23, 1970	Gimnasio Nacional Eddy Cortés, San Jose, Costa Rica
3	Loss	1–2	Carlos Espinosa	TKO	7 (12)	Jun 20, 1970	Managua, Nicaragua	For vacant Nicaraguian welterweight title
2	Win	1–1	Carlos Espinosa	PTS	6	Jun 20, 1970	Leon, Nicaragua
1	Loss	0–1	Omar Perez	PTS	6	Mar 01, 1969	Estadio Cranshaw, Managua, Nicaragua	Gazo's first listed fight per research of Bob Yalen.

See also

• List of light middleweight boxing champions
• List of WBA world champions

References

1. "Eddie Gazo - Lineal Junior Middleweight Champion". The Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia.

External links

• Boxing record for Eddie Gazo from BoxRec
• Eddie Gazo - CBZ Profile