Daniel Brizuela

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Daniel Brizuela
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Real nameDaniel Eduardo Brizuela
Nickname(s)Tatú ("Tattoo")
Weight(s) Featherweight
Height1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)
NationalityArgentine
Born (1985-12-29) December 29, 1985 (age 36)
Las Heras, Mendoza, Argentina
Stance Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights39
Wins28
Wins by KO8
Losses8
Draws2
No contests1

Daniel Eduardo Brizuela (born 29 December 1985) is an Argentine professional boxer. As an amateur he competed for Argentina at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, where he was stopped in the first round of the men's featherweight event by Germany's Vitali Tajbert.

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He earned Olympic qualification as a semi-finalist at the 2nd AIBA American 2004 Olympic Qualifying Tournament. American Aaron Garcia won the original qualification berth, but was dropped after he failed to qualify at the US Olympic trials.

His fight with British Champion Tommy Coyle is cited as one of the greatest fights inside a British ring, with 7 knockdowns and a dramatic final round finish.

Professional boxing record

28 Wins (8 knockouts), 8 Losses, 2 Draws
Res.RecordOpponentTypeRd.,TimeDateLocationNotes
Loss28–8–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Pablo Manuel OjedaKO8 (10)2017-06-30 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Sportivo Barracas, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, ArgentinaFor ABF Argentine Featherweight title.
Loss28–7–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Matias Rueda TKO1 (10)2016-11-05 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Union y Progreso, Tandil, Buenos Aires Province For ABF Argentine Featherweight title.
Loss28–6–2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Stephen Smith TKO7 (12)2016-05-29 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Goodison Park, Liverpool, Merseyside, EnglandFor WBC Silver Super Featherweight title.
Loss28–5–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Mauricio Javier MunozMD12 (12)2015-06-26 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Ciclista Juninense, Junín, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Win28–4–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Marcos Gabriel MartinezMD12 (12)2015-03-27 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Aldo Cantoni, San Juan, San Juan, Argentina
Win27–4–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Roberto Joaquin IturraUD10 (10)2014-12-20 Flag of Argentina.svg Casino Enjoy, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Loss26-4-2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Luke Campbell TKO5 (10)2014-10-25 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Hull Arena, Hull, Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Win26–3–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Jorge Samuel FredesUD10 (10)2014-07-26 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Polideportivo Juan Domingo Ribosqui, Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina
Loss25–3–2 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tommy Coyle TKO12 (12)2014-02-22 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Hull Arena, Hull, Yorkshire, United KingdomIBF International lightweight title
Loss25–2–2 Flag of Indonesia.svg Daud Yordan UD12 (12)2013-07-06 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Metro City, Northbridge, Western Australia, Australiavacant IBO lightweight title
Win25–1–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Diego Alberto ChavesUD10 (10)2013-03-08 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Polideportivo Juan Domingo Ribosqui, Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina
Win24–1–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Mario Julio Ruben MartinezSD6 (6)2012-06-22 Flag of Argentina.svg Bragado Club y Biblioteca Pública, Bragado, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Win23–1–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Miguel Leonardo CaceresSD8 (8)2011-11-25 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Pascual Perez, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Win22–1–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Julio Cesar RuizSD12 (12)2011-08-13 Flag of Argentina.svg Polideportivo Vicente Polimeni, Las Heras, Mendoza, ArgentinaWon vacant IBF Latino lightweight title
Draw21–1–2 Flag of Argentina.svg Gustavo David BermudezSD6 (6)2011-02-19 Flag of Argentina.svg Salón Municipal, Villa del Dique, Cordoba, Argentina
Win21–1–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Adrian Marcelo FlamencoUD6 (6)2010-11-27 Flag of Argentina.svg Auditorio Angel Bustelo, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Win20–1–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Ricardo Fabricio ChamorroUD6 (6)2010-10-16 Flag of Argentina.svg Casino de Mendoza, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Win19–1–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Cristian David SerranoTKO3 (6)2010-09-18 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Ruca Che, Neuquen, Neuquen, Argentina
Win18–1–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Jorge Andres FerreiraTKO5 (6)2010-03-20 Flag of Argentina.svg Casino de Mendoza, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Loss17–1–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Daniel Alberto DorregoKO1 (12)2009-11-21 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Deportivo Libertad, Sunchales, Santa Fe, ArgentinaLoss WBO Latino lightweight title
Win17–0–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Marcelo Omar LazarteUD10 (10)2009-10-11 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio F.A.B., Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina
Win16–0–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Miguel Dario LombardoUD12 (12)2009-03-28 Flag of Argentina.svg Estadio Polideportivo Juan Domingo Ribosqui, Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina
Win15–0–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Diego Alejandro MadoleUD10 (10)2009-02-21 Flag of Argentina.svg Auditorio Angel Bustelo, Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina
Win14–0–1 Flag of Argentina.svg Eduardo Daniel RomanSD12 (12)2008-11-22 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Juventus, Corrientes, Corrientes, ArgentinaWon WBO Latino lightweight title
Draw13-0-1 Flag of Argentina.svg Diego Alejandro MadoleSD6 (6)2008-07-11 Flag of Argentina.svg Club Deportivo Libertad, Sunchales, Santa Fe, Argentina
Win13-0 Flag of Argentina.svg Sergio Eduardo GonzalezSD10 (10)2008-06-03 Flag of Argentina.svg Polideportivo La Colonia, Junin, Mendoza, Argentina

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