Roberto Cruz
📍 Place of Birth: Baguio, Philippines
29
Wins
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12
Losses
–
3
Draws
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12
KOs
Career: 1955 –
1968
Belts Won
World Titles
WBA
WBA World
Super Lightweight
Won: Mar 21, 1963 KO R1 Raymundo TorresLost: Jun 15, 1963 UD Eddie Perkins
Regional Belts
Philippines
Philippines GAB
Welterweight
Won: Apr 26, 1961 UD Rocky Kalingo; 1 DefenseLost: Sep 15, 1963 Vacated
Philippines
Philippines GAB
Featherweight
Won: Oct 01, 1959 UD Leo EspinosaLost: Sep 30, 1960 Vacated
About Roberto Cruz
Roberto de la Cruz (born November 21, 1941, in Baguio, Philippines) is a retired Filipino boxer who competed from 1955 to 1968. Fighting as an orthodox stylist across the featherweight, welterweight, and light welterweight divisions, he captured the Philippines GAB featherweight title in 1959 and the GAB welterweight crown in 1961. His greatest triumph came on March 21, 1963, when he stunned Battling Torres with a first-round knockout at Dodger Stadium to win the WBA light welterweight championship, becoming one of the Philippines’ world champions. Cruz lost the belt in his first defense to Eddie Perkins and never fought for a world title again, retiring with a professional record of 44 fights, 29 wins (12 KOs), 12 losses, and 3 draws. He remains remembered as a pioneering Filipino champion of the 1960s. In 2026, Roberto Cruz is 84 years old.
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Fight Record 44 bouts
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