Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria
📍 Place of Birth: Waipahu, Hawaii
38
Wins
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6
Losses
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0
Draws
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23
KOs
Career: 2001 –
2018
Belts Won
World Titles
WBA
WBA World
Flyweight
Won: Nov 17, 2012 TKO R10 Hernan MarquezLost: Nov 17, 2013 Vacated
WBO
WBO World
Flyweight
Won: Jul 16, 2011 UD Julio Cesar Miranda; 3 DefensesLost: Apr 06, 2013 SD Juan Francisco
Estrada
IBF
IBF World
Light Flyweight
Won: Apr 19, 2009 KO R11 Ulises Solis; 1 DefenseLost: Jan 23, 2010 TKO R12 Carlos Tamara
WBC
WBC World
Light Flyweight
Won: Sep 10, 2005 KO R1 Eric Ortiz; 1 DefenseLost: Aug 10, 2006 UD Omar Nino
WBC
WBC World
Flyweight
Won: Jul 22, 2003 TKO R1 Luis DoriaLost: Oct 17, 2015 TKO R9 Roman Gonzalez
Regional Belts
NABF
NABF North American Boxing Federation
Flyweight
Won: Aug 30, 2002 UD Juan Javier Lagos; 4 DefensesLost: Jun 04, 2005 Vacated
WBC
WBC Youth World
Flyweight
Won: Jun 18, 2002 TKO R5 Francisco SotoLost: Jun 18, 2003 Vacated
About Brian Viloria
Brian “The Hawaiian Punch” Viloria (born November 24, 1980 in Waipahu, Hawaii) is a retired American boxer of Filipino descent. A standout amateur, he won gold at the 1999 World Amateur Championships and represented the U.S. at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Turning pro in 2001, Viloria became a two-division world champion, holding the WBC and IBF light flyweight titles and later unifying the WBA and WBO flyweight crowns in 2012 by defeating Hernán Márquez. Known for his sharp counterpunching and body attack, he fought elite opponents including Ulises Solís, Giovani Segura, Juan Francisco Estrada, and Román González. Viloria retired in 2018 with a professional record of 46 fights, 38 wins (23 by KO), 6 losses, and 2 no contests, remembered as one of Hawaii’s greatest boxing champions and a prominent Filipino-American figure in the sport.
Fight Record 46 bouts
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Goosen upbeat on Viloria’s bid , by Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star ↗
15 Apr 2007
Will Pacman Overlook Solis? , by Matthew Sanderson, TigerBoxing.com ↗
15 Apr 2007
Pacquiao ready to hand Solis first loss , by Nick Giongco, The Manila Bulletin ↗
15 Apr 2007
Legendary Loser Lois Says Manny Pacquaio Will Stop Jorge Solis In 2! , by Michael Marley, Boxing Confidential ↗
15 Apr 2007
PACQUIAO RUMBLES WITH SOLIS; VILORIA, CONCEPCION TO SPICE UP CARD , by Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com
14 Apr 2007
Round by Round Coverage: Pacquiao vs. Solis , by Rick Reeno, BoxingScene.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
Pacquiao undercard has two title bouts , by Lance Pugmire, Los Angeles Times ↗
14 Apr 2007
Lenny Zappa gets a taste of big time boxing with the Pacman , by Paul Upham, SecondsOut.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
Pacquiao 128.75, Solis 130 , FightNews.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
Manny Pacquiao Comes to the Alamodome to Face Jorge Solis , by Antonio Santiago, RingsideReport.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
Double duty: Pacquiao faces Solis in midst of political campaign , by Associated Press, Sports Illustrated ↗
14 Apr 2007
Top Rank looking to liven up cards , by Nancy Gay, San Francisco Chronicle ↗
14 Apr 2007
Viloria, One-on-One with Goossen , by Steve Kim, MaxBoxing.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
Judah, Valuev set table for Pacquiao on busy weekend , by Marc Abrams, CBS SportsLine.com ↗
14 Apr 2007
City catches Arum's eye for title fight , by Michael Hirsley, Chicago Tribune ↗
14 Apr 2007
Pacquiao's political, pugilistic lives collide , by Keith Idec, NorthJersey.com ↗
13 Apr 2007
SOLID AS HE IS, SOLIS IS NO MATCH FOR MANNY PACQUIAO , by Tom Dickey, braggingrightscorner.com ↗
13 Apr 2007
The ballot boxer , by Lance Pugmire, Los Angeles Times ↗
13 Apr 2007
Viloria wants his belt back , by Dayton Morinaga, The Honolulu Advertiser ↗
13 Apr 2007
So many fights to watch , by Ed Picson, The Manila Bulletin ↗
13 Apr 2007
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