Filipino boxer
Manny Melchor
Born Manuel Cabagay Melchor
(1969-03-14 ) March 14, 1969 (age 55) Nationality Filipino Other names Cabalay Statistics Weight(s) Mini flyweight Height 5 ft 3 in (160 cm) Reach 63+ 1 ⁄2 in (161 cm)Stance Orthodox
Boxing record Total fights 79 Wins 38 Wins by KO 6 Losses 35 Draws 6
Manuel Cabagay Melchor (born March 14, 1969) is a Filipino former professional boxer who competed from 1987 to 2002. He held the IBF mini flyweight title in 1992.
Professional career
Melchor turned professional in 1987 and compiled a record of 19–15–4 before facing and defeating Fahlan Sakkreerin , to win the IBF Mini flyweight title. He would lose the title in his first defense against Ratanapol Sor Vorapin . Melchor would get stopped by WBC champ & Mexican legend Ricardo López in his second attempt at a world title[ 1] He would face another Mexican boxer José Antonio Aguirre , in his final attempt at a world title in 2001, he would lose via unanimous decision.[ 2]
Professional boxing record
79 fights
38 wins
35 losses
By knockout
6
10
By decision
32
25
Draws
6
No.
Result
Record
Opponent
Type
Round, time
Date
Location
Notes
79
Loss
38–35–6
Gabriel Elizondo
TKO
7 (10)
2002-05-03
Randy's Ballroom, San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
78
Loss
38–34–6
Beibis Mendoza
UD
8 (8)
2002-04-12
Miccosukee Resort & Gaming , Miami, Florida, U.S.
77
Loss
38–33–6
Roberto Carlos Leyva
UD
10 (10)
2002-03-09
El Palenque, Aguascalientes, Mexico
76
Loss
38–32–6
Fahlan Sakkreerin
TKO
5 (?)
2001-05-19
Bangkok, Thailand
75
Loss
38–31–6
José Antonio Aguirre
UD
12 (12)
2001-02-02
Frontón Palacio Jai Alai, Tijuana, Mexico
74
Loss
38–30–6
Zarlit Rodrigo
PTS
12 (12)
2000-10-14
Ynares Center , Antipolo City, Philippines
Lost WBC International Mini flyweight title
73
Win
38–29–6
Shinny Bayaar
PTS
12 (12)
2000-06-28
Araneta Coliseum , Quezon City, Philippines
Retained WBC International Mini flyweight title
72
Win
37–29–6
Ernesto Rubillar
UD
10 (10)
2000-04-08
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
71
Win
36–29–6
Ernesto Rubillar
MD
12 (12)
1999-12-18
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
Won vacant WBC International Mini flyweight title
70
Win
35–29–6
Ronnie Canete
UD
10 (10)
1999-11-19
Mandaluyong City, Philippines
69
Win
34–29–6
Ernesto Rubillar
TD
7 (10)
1999-07-27
Angeles City, Philippines
68
Win
33–29–6
Jerry Pahayahay
UD
10 (10)
1999-05-28
Olympia Sports Complex, Makati City, Philippines
67
Win
32–29–6
Rudy Idanio
UD
10 (10)
1999-03-12
Angeles City, Philippines
66
Draw
31–29–6
Jose Clasida
SD
10 (10)
1998-07-18
Mandaluyong Gym, Mandaluyong City, Philippines
65
Loss
31–29–5
Andy Tabanas
TD
7 (10)
1998-04-25
Cuneta Astrodome , Pasay City, Philippines
64
Loss
31–28–5
Gilberto Gonzalez
TKO
6 (12)
1997-03-01
Japan
63
Win
31–27–5
Masamori Tokuyama
PTS
10 (10)
1996-11-25
Korakuen Hall , Tokyo, Japan
62
Loss
30–27–5
Panieng Poontarat
KO
3 (10)
1996-11-10
Provincial Stadium , Phichit, Thailand
61
Loss
30–26–5
Kaaj Chartbandit
PTS
10 (10)
1996-09-21
Siam Jusco Shopping Center, Nonthaburi, Thailand
60
Loss
30–25–5
Nolito Cabato
PTS
10 (10)
1996-08-13
Japan
59
Win
30–24–5
Keisuke Ono
PTS
10 (10)
1996-06-23
Kashima, Japan
58
Loss
29–24–5
Sin Sor Ploenjit
PTS
10 (10)
1996-03-24
Zeer Shopping Center, Rangsit, Thailand
57
Win
29–23–5
Javier Varguez
UD
10 (10)
1995-10-09
Korakuen Hall , Tokyo, Japan
56
Draw
28–23–5
Andy Tabanas
PTS
10 (10)
1995-09-16
Mandaluyong Gym, Mandaluyong City, Philippines
55
Loss
28–23–4
Hyung Suk Kang
TKO
6 (?)
1995-08-04
Songtan Culture Hall, Pyeongtaek, South Korea
54
Win
28–22–4
John Medina
PTS
10 (10)
1995-04-21
Cavite City, Philippines
53
Win
27–22–4
Noknoi Sorthanikul
PTS
10 (10)
1994-12-30
Nepo Gym, Angeles City, Philippines
52
Loss
26–22–4
Songkram Porpaoin
UD
10 (10)
1994-11-05
Chira Nakhon Stadium , Hat Yai, Thailand
51
Loss
26–21–4
Osvaldo Guerrero
TKO
7 (12)
1994-08-12
Mexico City, Mexico
For vacant WBC International Mini flyweight title
50
Win
26–20–4
Roger Gamayot
PTS
10 (10)
1994-05-14
Araneta Coliseum , Quezon City, Philippines
49
Loss
25–20–4
Ricardo López
KO
11 (12)
1993-12-18
Caesars Tahoe , Stateline, Nevada, U.S.
For WBC Mini flyweight title
48
Win
25–19–4
Jongjong Perez
KO
1 (?)
1993-10-29
Manila, Philippines
47
Loss
24–19–4
SeokJin Yang
PTS
10 (10)
1993-09-18
Seoul, South Korea
46
Win
24–18–4
Aswin Sithlakmuang
PTS
10 (10)
1993-07-17
Cuneta Astrodome , Pasay City, Philippines
45
Win
23–18–4
Nilo Anosa
PTS
10 (10)
1993-06-19
Araneta Coliseum , Quezon City, Philippines
44
Win
22–18–4
Rommel Lawas
PTS
10 (10)
1993-05-15
Bagabag, Philippines
43
Loss
21–18–4
Toto Pongsawang
PTS
10 (10)
1993-04-09
Bangkok, Thailand
42
Win
21–17–4
Jerry Pahayahay
UD
10 (10)
1993-03-20
Bongabong, Philippines
41
Loss
20–17–4
Kim Kwang-sun
PTS
10 (10)
1993-02-14
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, South Korea
40
Loss
20–16–4
Ratanapol Sor Vorapin
SD
12 (12)
1992-12-10
National Stadium Gymnasium , Bangkok, Thailand
Lost IBF Mini flyweight title
39
Win
20–15–4
Fahlan Sakkreerin
SD
12 (12)
1992-09-06
Crocodile Farm , Samut Prakan, Thailand
Won IBF Mini flyweight title
38
Draw
19–15–4
Nolito Cabato
PTS
10 (10)
1992-03-20
Pasay City Sports Complex, Pasay City, Philippines
37
Win
19–15–3
Pretty Boy Lucas
SD
10 (10)
1991-12-13
Rizal Memorial Coliseum , Manila, Philippines
36
Win
18–15–3
Eric Chavez
UD
10 (10)
1991-09-21
Urdaneta City, Philippines
35
Loss
17–15–3
Dodie Boy Peñalosa
TD
7 (?)
1991-04-25
Quezon City, Philippines
34
Win
17–14–3
Warlito Franco
PTS
10 (10)
1991-03-03
Angeles City, Philippines
33
Win
16–14–3
Eric Chavez
MD
10 (10)
1990-12-30
Pasay City Sports Complex, Pasay City, Philippines
32
Loss
15–14–3
Kim Kwang-sun
PTS
8 (8)
1990-11-18
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, South Korea
31
Win
15–13–3
Peter Mitrevski
KO
5 (?)
1990-09-11
Bankstown, Australia
30
Draw
14–13–3
Peter Mitrevski
PTS
10 (10)
1990-07-31
Enmore Theatre , Sydney, Australia
29
Loss
14–13–2
Chana Porpaoin
PTS
10 (10)
1990-06-30
Municipality Gymnasium, Chiang Mai, Thailand
28
Win
14–12–2
Eugene Flores
TD
4 (?)
1990-03-03
Swagman Hotel, Angeles City, Philippines
27
Win
13–12–2
Angelo Escobar
TKO
7 (?)
1990-01-28
Angeles City, Philippines
26
Win
12–12–2
Ric Magramo
PTS
10 (10)
1989-12-27
Manila, Philippines
25
Win
11–12–2
Joel Revilla
KO
6 (?)
1989-11-30
Angeles City, Philippines
24
Win
10–12–2
Anthony Rendiza
UD
10 (10)
1989-11-15
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
23
Loss
9–12–2
Jaime Aliguin
MD
10 (10)
1989-10-21
Rizal Memorial Coliseum , Manila, Philippines
22
Loss
9–11–2
Fred Tepait
UD
10 (10)
1989-08-29
Quezon City, Philippines
21
Loss
9–10–2
Jon Penalosa
TKO
2 (?)
1989-08-19
Cebu Coliseum , Cebu City, Philippines
20
Win
9–9–2
Boy Kid Emilia
PTS
10 (10)
1989-06-23
Philippines
19
Loss
8–9–2
Puma Toguchi
TKO
7 (?)
1989-04-10
Japan
18
Win
8–8–2
Fred Tepait
PTS
10 (10)
1989-01-30
Manila, Philippines
17
Win
7–8–2
Diego Onglao
TKO
4 (?)
1989-01-14
Tarlac City, Philippines
16
Win
6–8–2
Jun Tighinon
PTS
10 (10)
1988-12-29
Manila, Philippines
15
Win
5–8–2
Sammy Tyson Pagadan
PTS
8 (8)
1988-12-03
Pasay City Sports Complex, Pasay City, Philippines
14
Win
4–8–2
Joe Constantino
PTS
6 (6)
1988-10-24
Santa Ana Park, Makati City, Philippines
13
Loss
3–8–2
Fred Tepait
PTS
6 (6)
1988-09-30
Rizal Memorial Coliseum , Manila, Philippines
12
Win
3–7–2
Rex Villaverde
TKO
4 (?)
1988-09-16
San Juan, La Union, Philippines
11
Loss
2–7–2
Eugene Flores
PTS
6 (6)
1988-08-28
Manila, Philippines
10
Win
2–6–2
Obet Maamo
PTS
4 (4)
1988-08-17
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
9
Loss
1–6–2
Fred Tepait
PTS
6 (6)
1988-07-30
Pasig City, Philippines
8
Loss
1–5–2
Eugene Flores
UD
6 (6)
1988-07-13
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
7
Loss
1–4–2
Eugene Flores
PTS
4 (4)
1988-06-08
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
6
Draw
1–3–2
Eugene Flores
PTS
4 (4)
1988-05-08
Philippines
5
Win
1–3–1
Obet Maamo
PTS
4 (4)
1988-04-20
Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City, Philippines
4
Draw
0–3–1
Nikki Maca
PTS
4 (4)
1987-12-19
Rizal Memorial Coliseum , Manila, Philippines
3
Loss
0–3
Nikki Maca
PTS
4 (4)
1987-12-04
Del Monte Cockpit, Malabon City, Philippines
2
Loss
0–2
Roger Opisina
PTS
4 (4)
1987-11-07
Monumento, Caloocan City, Philippines
1
Loss
0–1
Roque Villanueva
TKO
3 (?)
1987-07-11
Filaus Gym, Manila, Philippines
Boxing trainer
Melchor retired in 2002 and went on to become a boxing trainer.[ 3]
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