Sandor Martin finished fifteen in the list of Spanish World Boxing Champions

This Saturday, March 1, Spain’s boxing will be the world champion again. 90 years after Baltasar Berengur Hervos, the first Spanish boxing history champion, Sander Martan (42-3) is likely to be thirteen to achieve it, with the Brooklyn Barclays Center Barclays Center (23-0). After two consecutive wins, the Catalan Fighter has a great opportunity on the biggest stage of his career.

In 2022, Sandor was measured before the media Tefimo Lopez to lock the WBO International belt from the super mild. The Spanish Fighter enjoyed the people with a great fight, and the knockdown was also found in the second attack. However, the judges Lopez gave the winner after the controversial partition decision. On this occasion, Sander has a golden opportunity to keep his name in Spanish Sports History books. On this occasion, we remember 14 boxers of this feat from the brand.

Baltasar Berengur Hervways (1935)

‘Songchili’ was born in Valencia in 1909 and the first world boxing champion in the history of our country. In 1935, Spain gave the opportunity to be the first world champion in this sport, a historical milestone. Ignacio Ara fought for the world title over Marcel Till the same year, but surrendered, so there was all the pressure for Hervas. Valencian Fighter Plaza de Torose Dalensia measured the Panamenian alf Brown, won by unanimous decision and raised the gallbladder weight belt. After good achievements, Bris ends up to end its career in 1940, in symbol places like Madison Square Garden. With a curiosity he and Jose Duran are considered two Spanish by just two Spanish world champions ‘The Ring’.

Jose Lega (1968)

It has been over 30 years since ‘Sangchili’ until Spain’s World Champion in boxing again. ‘The Puma de Bacova’ was a Cuban-Spanish fighter, who went to the peninsula after he banned the Cuban Communist government to practice boxing in the country. Lega nationalized Spanish in 1966, and in 1967 he was already the European champion. A year later, Jose played the WBC World Belt of Pen Weight against Winstone Welsh, who was involved in a fifth attack at Wortkal, in a fight on the main RTve chain. Finally, he retires in 1973, one of the most colorful fighters in the history of our country.

Pedro Karasco (1971)

Three years later Lega, Karasco puts his name in history by becoming a worldwide light champion. The Andalusian Fighter is one of the most interesting stories on the list because it is a champion for disqualification. His opponent, command Ramos, won with power and won up to four knocks. However, the refrody’s controversial decision after the attack number 12 is disqualified. After this fight, Karasco and Ramos faced two more occasions, winning for the American. Karasco finally retired in 1972, the only Spanish boxer that the World Boxing Council has added to his 40 best boxers in the last 40 years. In addition, he is the only Spanish appearing in the Hall of Fame of the World Boxing Council.

Periko Fernandez (1974)

Fighter Mano was the winner of the WBC Super League weight in 1974 and 1975. After receiving the European Belt of this category, the Periko World Rajasthan took advantage of that it was vacant to impose itself in Rome, the lion’s decision. After reaching the top and justified the belt, Thai Suwsawk Muangsurin knocked him down and again hit him in Rimam to start his career end.

Jose Duran Perez (1976)

Madrid boxer is unfortunate to reach his Prime in Spain’s weight loss, but he was able to get the world title of super -welter weight WBA. Duran lost his first opportunity to be a world champion, but before Koichi Wazima gave one of the great crush in our history. Madrid went to Tokyo to fight against everything, but he entered the story of his opponent in the fourteenth attack. However, this is the highest place of a race, from that moment to downhill and without brakes.

Miguel Velazquge (1976)

The fighter from Tenerifey was able to retaliate on his indigenous Periko Fernadez, and Thai was locked up from Spanish two years by winning the WBC Belt of Muangsurin Super light weight. There is also a story for this victory, because the Spanish fighting warrior won the disqualification of the fourth attack, which hit his opponent after he heard Bell in the winning struggle. However, Sensock himself demolished the Tenerife in the second attack of Remach, which means that the Velazquage withdrawal.

Sicilio Lostra (1977)

The Lostra won the WBA Wait Belt after the unanimous decision against all the prognosis was pulled to Ortega, Panamenian Rafael in Cantabriya, because there were no 10 people in the Lostra ranking before the fight. However, Panamenian Easebio Pedroza was soon responsible for locking up his belt, and they both touched the struggle and the referee eventually stopped the fight for injury in Lostra’s eye.

Javier Castillezo (1999)

For more than 20 years without the new boxing world champion, Spain has disciplined the new hero in Valecas. In the same category with Julio Cesar Vazquez through a unanimous decision, Castillezo became champion for the weight of WBC super welder after the loss of the WBA title. Six years after that first initial defeat, Spanish unanimous decision Keith Mullins became the first world champion. After his media struggle against Escar de La Hoya, he lost very hard, Castillezo again in 2006, after hitting the World Champion, Felix Storm again, won the WBA title of medium weight. Finally, he retired in 2010.

Jose Antonio Lopez Bueno (1999)

After the third attack on Mexican Ruban Sanchez, Fighter Mano became the world -wide world champion. After a context, thanks to a KO, the ankle injury removed him from the title, he could not get it again. Like Castillezo, Jose Antonio retired in 2010.

George Mata (2002)

1.54 -meter Leonese Fighter in 2002 WBO Strawait Champion. He first won a temporary title in Palma de Mallora against the Panamenian Renaldo Frutos in Palma de Mallora, who was involved in the ninth attack, and finally took the controversial belt in Leion. A year later he lost his belt for KO and eventually retired in his OWN Ri in 2006.

Maria Jesus Rossas Reena (2003)

In 2003, Spain became the first women’s world champion in boxing. The Madrid Fighter was obtained to protect the European belt three times, and eventually it was the perfect champion for the weight of WIBF by winning American Terror Moss. In 2005, Maria decided to retire after losing to Regina Halmich by unanimous decision with Jesus Belt. With no doubt, a guide to our country in female boxing.

Gabriel Campo (2009)

Madrid Fighter, nicknamed “Handsome Boy”, is collecting belts until Hugo Hernon gains a global title in 2009, he won the semi -sheed weight to become a champion. After successful defense, he lost his belt in Las Vegas in 2010 for a controversial decision against Shumenov. Finally, he retired in 2015 after a great race.

Kico Martinez (2013)

Grenada’s fighter is one of the latest instructions in Spanish boxing in recent years. He has been the world champion twice. The first was the IBF’s Super Gallow Belt, which was awarded after overthrowing Onnathan Romero. After successfully defending the Belt twice, he surrendered to Carl Frampton in 2014 by unanimous decision. However, seven years later Kico had the opportunity to play another world belt, this time the IBF of the pen weight. As took place in 2013, Martinez won the Kid Galahad by KO in the sixth attack, winning the World Belt in his career. However, in his first defense in 2022 he loses for KO against Josh Warington. It does not compete since 2023.

Jonah Pastrana (2018)

Finally, Jonah Pastrana became the last story of the list in 2018, the second woman in the history of Spanish Boxing became the world champion. Madrid Fighter was the first boxer European minimum weight champion in history at the time, the IBF’s minimum world weight champion, and was imposed on Ozel Shanin. After providing protection from his belt, he lost the royal palace against Yokasta Valle in 2019. After being the fourth European champion in 2021, Jonah decided that it was time to hang gloves.