Mexican boxer
Chango Carmona
Born Eudibiel Guillen Chapin
(1944-09-29 ) September 29, 1944 (age 80) Other names Erubey Statistics Weight(s) Lightweight Height 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) Stance Orthodox
Boxing record Total fights 68 Wins 53 Wins by KO 43 Losses 13 Draws 2
Eudibiel Guillen Chapin , better known as Chango Carmona is a Mexican former professional boxer who won the WBC lightweight title in 1972.
Professional career
Carmona is believed to be the boxer who began the tradition of having a big fight on the Mexico Independence Day holiday weekend when he stopped Mando Ramos in the eighth round to win the lightweight title in Los Angeles on Sept. 15, 1972.[ 1]
Chango lost a combined 4 fights to two fighters. He lost to Arturo Morales in back to back fights in 1965 and 1966, and he lost to Alfredo El Canelo Urbina back to back in 1967. He lost the WBC Lightweight title to Rodolfo González in 1972 at the Sports arena in Los Angeles.
Professional boxing record
68 fights
53 wins
13 losses
By knockout
43
5
By decision
10
8
Draws
2
No.
Result
Record
Opponent
Type
Round, time
Date
Location
Notes
68
Win
53–13–2
Francisco Candela
KO
2 (10)
1979-12-20
Acapulco, Mexico
67
Win
52–13–2
Moy Mendez
TKO
2 (10)
1975-03-01
Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
66
Win
51–13–2
Merced Soria
KO
2 (10)
1975-01-01
Mexico City, Mexico
65
Loss
50–13–2
Shinichi Kadota
KO
7 (10)
1973-07-31
Honolulu International Center , Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.
64
Loss
50–12–2
Jimmy Heair
UD
10 (10)
1973-03-17
Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
63
Loss
50–11–2
Rodolfo González
RTD
12 (15)
1972-11-10
Sports Arena , Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Lost WBC lightweight title
62
Win
50–10–2
Mando Ramos
TKO
8 (15)
1972-09-15
Memorial Coliseum , Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Won WBC lightweight title
61
Win
49–10–2
Jimmy Robertson
TKO
8 (12)
1972-07-06
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Won NABF lightweight title
60
Win
48–10–2
Masataka Takayama
TKO
3 (10)
1972-05-18
Olympic Auditorium , Los Angeles, California, U.S.
59
Win
47–10–2
Raimundo Dias
RTD
7 (10)
1972-04-04
Plaza de Toros El Toreo, Tijuana, Mexico
58
Win
46–10–2
Eduardo Moreno
TKO
7 (12)
1972-02-12
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
Retained Mexican lightweight title
57
Loss
45–10–2
Raimundo Dias
TKO
5 (10)
1971-08-31
Plaza de Toros, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
56
Win
45–9–2
Ismael Rivera
KO
4 (10)
1971-08-06
Acapulco, Mexico
55
Win
44–9–2
Antonio Amaya
TKO
7 (10)
1971-06-19
Monterrey, Mexico
54
Loss
43–9–2
Ismael Laguna
UD
10 (10)
1971-04-03
Gimnasio Nuevo Panama , Panama City, Panama
53
Win
43–8–2
Fermin Soto
PTS
12 (12)
1971-02-13
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
Retained Mexican lightweight title
52
Win
42–8–2
Gerardo Ferrat
KO
3 (10)
1971-01-10
Mexico City, Mexico
51
Win
41–8–2
Arturo Lomeli
TKO
8 (12)
1970-11-17
Palacio Jai Alai, Tijuana, Mexico
Won Mexican lightweight title
50
Win
40–8–2
Jaguar Kakizawa
KO
10 (10)
1970-10-10
Mexico City, Mexico
49
Win
39–8–2
Fermin Soto
TKO
9 (10)
1970-08-22
Mexico City, Mexico
48
Win
38–8–2
Ray Adigun
TKO
7 (10)
1970-07-13
Tijuana, Mexico
47
Win
37–8–2
Orlando Ribeiro
TKO
4 (10)
1970-04-11
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
46
Win
36–8–2
Jose Angel Herrera
KO
5 (10)
1970-03-22
Plaza de Toros Monumental, Monterrey, Mexico
45
Loss
35–8–2
Sugar Ramos
TKO
7 (10)
1969-09-29
Plaza de Toros El Toreo, Tijuana, Mexico
44
Win
35–7–2
Doug Agin
KO
2 (10)
1969-09-09
Municipal Auditorium, San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
43
Win
34–7–2
Lupe Ramirez
PTS
10 (10)
1969-08-10
Mexico City, Mexico
42
Win
33–7–2
Alfonso Frazer
TKO
3 (10)
1969-07-26
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
41
Draw
32–7–2
Genaro Soto
SD
10 (10)
1969-06-20
Municipal Auditorium , San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
40
Win
32–7–1
Roman Blanco
KO
8 (10)
1969-05-19
Sports Arena , San Diego, California, U.S.
39
Loss
31–7–1
Frankie Narvaez
MD
10 (10)
1969-03-21
HemisFair Arena, San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
38
Win
31–6–1
Juan Escobar
TKO
5 (10)
1969-03-07
Acapulco, Mexico
37
Loss
30–6–1
Hugo Rambaldi
KO
1 (10)
1968-12-21
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
36
Win
30–5–1
Percy Hayles
RTD
4 (10)
1968-11-13
HemisFair Arena , San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
35
Win
29–5–1
Norio Endo
TKO
2 (10)
1968-09-21
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
34
Win
28–5–1
Renaldo Victoria
KO
3 (10)
1968-08-10
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
33
Win
27–5–1
Joe Brown
TKO
4 (10)
1968-06-08
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
32
Win
26–5–1
Norberto Landa
TKO
5 (10)
1968-04-01
Xalapa, Mexico
31
Win
25–5–1
Javier Ayala
KO
3 (10)
1968-02-24
Mexico City, Mexico
30
Loss
24–5–1
Alfredo Urbina
PTS
12 (12)
1967-10-21
Mexico City, Mexico
Lost Mexican lightweight title
29
Win
24–4–1
Arturo Lomeli
PTS
12 (12)
1967-09-04
Tijuana, Mexico
Won vacant Mexican lightweight title
28
Win
23–4–1
Chucho Garcia
PTS
10 (10)
1967-07-01
Mexico City, Mexico
27
Loss
22–4–1
Alfredo Urbina
PTS
10 (10)
1967-05-06
Mexico City, Mexico
26
Win
22–3–1
Baby Vasquez
PTS
10 (10)
1967-03-11
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
25
Win
21–3–1
Eduardo Moreno
TKO
4 (10)
1967-02-11
Mexico City, Mexico
24
Win
20–3–1
Roberto Gomez
KO
3 (10)
1966-11-05
Mexico City, Mexico
23
Win
19–3–1
Juan Ortiz
TKO
5 (10)
1966-10-17
Mexico City, Mexico
22
Win
18–3–1
Lupe Ramirez
PTS
10 (10)
1966-08-10
Mexico City, Mexico
21
Win
17–3–1
Battling Kid
KO
5 (10)
1966-07-06
León, Mexico
20
Win
16–3–1
Nicolas Sanchez
KO
6 (10)
1966-06-15
Mexico City, Mexico
19
Win
15–3–1
Marcos Gomez
TKO
5 (10)
1966-03-19
Arena Coliseo, Guadalajara, Mexico
18
Win
14–3–1
Jorge Díaz
PTS
10 (10)
1966-03-11
Querétaro, Mexico
17
Loss
13–3–1
Arturo Morales
PTS
10 (10)
1966-01-26
Mexico City, Mexico
16
Loss
13–2–1
Arturo Morales
PTS
10 (10)
1965-10-23
Mexico City, Mexico
15
Win
13–1–1
Manuel Andrade
KO
5 (10)
1965-08-28
Arena México, Mexico City, Mexico
14
Win
12–1–1
Jorge Jimenez
TKO
8 (10)
1965-07-24
Arena México , Mexico City, Mexico
13
Draw
11–1–1
Rogelio Reyes
PTS
10 (10)
1965-05-04
Auditorio Municipal, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
12
Win
11–1
Lupe Ramirez
PTS
8 (8)
1965-04-17
Arena Coliseo , Mexico City, Mexico
11
Win
10–1
Moy Mendez
KO
2 (8)
1965-03-16
Auditorio Municipal, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
10
Win
9–1
Gustavo Garcia
KO
5 (10)
1965-02-03
Mexico City, Mexico
9
Win
8–1
Merced Soria
TKO
2 (6)
1965-01-09
Mexico City, Mexico
8
Win
7–1
Joaquin Velazquez
KO
6 (10)
1964-11-11
Mexico City, Mexico
7
Win
6–1
Gustavo Garcia
KO
8 (10)
1964-10-24
Oaxaca City, Mexico
6
Loss
5–1
Jorge Jimenez
PTS
8 (8)
1964-10-07
Mexico City, Mexico
5
Win
5–0
Jesus Gonzalez
TKO
2 (8)
1964-09-19
Mexico City, Mexico
4
Win
4–0
Kid Chocolate II
KO
6 (8)
1964-08-15
Acapulco, Mexico
3
Win
3–0
Arturo Islas
PTS
6 (6)
1964-08-01
Mexico City, Mexico
2
Win
2–0
Joel Osorio
KO
2 (6)
1964-04-22
Mexico City, Mexico
1
Win
1–0
Tony Lopez
PTS
6 (6)
1964-01-18
Monterrey, Mexico
Later life
He now has 7 grandchildren. two from each of his daughters and one from his son. Mitzy Munoz and Cindy Munoz from his daughter Dianey.[ 2]
See also
References
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Sporting positions
Regional boxing titles
Vacant Title last held by
Raúl Rodríguez
Mexican lightweight champion September 4, 1967 – October 21, 1967
Succeeded byAlfredo Urbina
Preceded byArturo Lomeli
Mexican lightweight champion November 17, 1970 – July 6, 1972 Won NABF title
Vacant Title next held by
Leoncio Ortiz
Preceded byJimmy Robertson
NABF lightweight champion July 6, 1972 – September 15, 1972 Won world title
Vacant Title next held by
Esteban de Jesús
World boxing titles
Preceded by
WBC lightweight champion September 15, 1972 – November 10, 1972
Succeeded by