Dave Apolinario

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Dave Apolinario
Born
Davemark Cereno Apolinario

(1999-01-20) January 20, 1999 (age 25)
Maasim, Sarangani, Philippines
NationalityFilipino
Other namesDoberman
Statistics
Weight(s) Light Flyweight
Flyweight
Height1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
Reach165 cm (65 in)
Stance Southpaw
Boxing record
Total fights20
Wins20
Wins by KO14
Losses0
Draws0

Davemark Cereno Apolinario (born January 20, 1999) is a Filipino professional boxer. He is a former IBO Flyweight champion.

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Professional career

Apolinario made his professional debut on 10 June 2017, defeating fellow Filipino boxer Prince Canonero via first-round technical knockout (TKO). [1]

Following the bout, Apolinario defeated Rio Gulipatan a month after his previous fight, winning via unanimous decision (UD) through four rounds. [2]

A couple of months later, it was reported that Apolinario was scheduled to fight Rudy Salaton on 9 September 2017. [3] [4] Apolinario defeated Salaton via first-round TKO.

Following the bout, Apolinario defeated Rez Padrogane via fifth-round TKO. [5]

A couple of months after his previous fight, Apolinario defeated Frankie Batuon via second-round knock out (KO). [6]

More than a month later, Apolinario defeated Jenuel Lauza, winning a unanimous decision (UD) through eight rounds, all judges scored 80–72 in favor of Apolinario.

More than three months later, Apolinario returned to flyweight and defeated fellow Filipino boxer, Charles Canedo via a round 2 technical knock out (TKO).

WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title

It was reported that Apolinario was scheduled to fight fellow Filipino boxer, Michael Camelion on 9 September 2018. [7] [8] Apolinario defeated Camelion winning a unanimous decision (UD) through eight rounds. Apolinario won the vacant WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title. [9]

Less than two months after his previous fight, Apolinario defeated fellow Filipino boxer, Joan Imperial via a knock out (KO) in 1:53 of the first round. [10] [11]

More than three months later, Apolinario defeated Filipino compatriot, Romshane Sarguilla winning a unanimous decision (UD) through eight rounds. [12]

On 9 June 2019, Apolinario defeated Filipino compatriot, Adrian Lerasan winning a unanimous decision (UD) through ten rounds. [13]

Four months later, Apolinario defeated Arnold Garde via a first-round TKO. [14]

A couple of months later, Apolinario defeated Richard Rosales via a referee technical decision (RTD) in the fifth round. [15]

On 21 November 2020, after an eleven-month rest due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Apolinario defeated Bonjun Loperez via a referee technical decision (RTD) in the fourth round. [16]

WBA Asia Flyweight title

On 16 July 2021, less than eight months after his previous fight, Apolinario defeated Charlie Malupangue winning a technical knock out (TKO) in the fourth round. Apolinario won the vacant WBA Asia flyweight title. [17] [18] [19] [20]

On 5 February 2022, Apolinario defeated fellow Filipino boxer Mike Kinaadman via a technical knockout (TKO) in the fifth round. [21]

IBO Flyweight title

On July 29, 2022, Apolinario won the vacant IBO Flyweight title by defeating Gideon Buthelezi via a knockout (KO) in the first round. [22] [23] [24]

Seven months later, Apolinario was scheduled to face Indonesian boxer Frengky Rohi in a non-title fight. [25] Apolinario defeated Rohi via a referee technical decision (RTD) in the second round. [26]

Ohashi Promotions

In early June 2023, it was reported that Apolinario signed a deal with Japan-based Ohashi Promotions and will be co-promoting his future matches. [27]

A month later, it was announced that Apolinario will be facing Mexican veteran Brian Mosinos in his Japan debut. The fight is scheduled on the 30th of August 2023. [28] [29] Apolinario defeated Mosinos via a unanimous decision (UD) through eight rounds. During the fight, Apolinario scored a second-round knockdown and later suffered an injury to his left elbow after accidentally hitting Mosinos' head. [30] [31]

Six months later, Apolinario was then scheduled to face two-time SEA Games silver medalist Tanes Ongjunta. Apolinario secured a comeback win against the Thai boxer after being knocked down late in the third round. Apolinario turned things around as he knocked out Ongjunta with an uppercut in the last minute of the fourth round. [32] [33] [34]

Apolinario vs Ayala

In March 2024, the International Boxing Federation (IBF) announced that Apolinario will be facing Ángel Ayala for the vacant IBF Flyweight title, which was vacated by Jesse Rodriguez, who moved up to Super Flyweight. Both camps were given a month to reach an agreement. [35] Ayala's Zanfer Boxing won the purse bid worth $255,000, outbidding Ohashi Promotions' bid worth $215,000. The fight was scheduled to be held on August 9 in Mexico City. [36]

Professional boxing record

20 fights20 wins0 losses
By knockout140
By decision60
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRoundDateLocationNotes
Win20–0 Tanes Ongjunta KO4 (8)2024-02-22 Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
Win19–0Brian MosinosUD82023-08-30 Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
Win18–0Frengky RohiRTD2 (10)2023-02-11 Sanman Gym, General Santos
Win17–0 Gideon Buthelezi KO1 (12)2022-07-29International Convention Centre, East LondonWon vacant IBO flyweight title
Win16–0Mike KinaadmanTKO5 (10)2022-02-05 Sanman Gym, General Santos
Win15–0Charlie MalupangueTKO4 (10)2021-07-16 Tabunok Sports Complex, Talisay City Won WBA Asia flyweight title
Win14–0Bonjun LoperezRTD4 (8)2020-11-21 Sanman Gym, General Santos
Win13–0Richard RosalesRTD5 (8)2019-12-14 The Flash Grand Ballroom of the Elorde Sports Complex, Parañaque City Retained WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win12–0Arnold GardeTKO1 (8)2019-10-20 Robinsons' Mall Atrium, General SantosRetained WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win11–0Adrian LerasanUD102019-06-09 TV5 Studio, Novaliches, Quezon City Retained WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win10–0Romshane SarguillaUD82019-02-09 Midas Hotel and Casino, Pasay CityRetained WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win9–0Joan ImperialKO1 (6)2018-10-29Midas Hotel and Casino, Pasay City Retained WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win8–0Michael CamelionUD82018-09-09 Polomolok Gym, PolomolokWon vacant WBC ABCO Youth flyweight title
Win7–0Charles CanedoTKO2 (8)2018-06-27 Capitol Gym, Matti, Digos
Win6–0Jenuel LauzaUD82018-03-10 Mandaluyong City Hall Grounds, Mandaluyong City
Win5–0Frankie BatuonKO2 (6)2018-01-10Gaisano Mall Atrium, General Santos
Win4–0Rez PadroganeTKO5 (6)2017-11-05 Robinsons' Mall Atrium, General Santos
Win3–0Rudy SalatonTKO 1 (4)2017-09-09Polomolok Gym, Polomolok
Win2–0Rio GulipatanUD42017-07-23 Robinsons' Mall Atrium, General Santos
Win1–0Prince CanoneroTKO1 (4)2017-06-10 Robinsons' Mall Atrium, General Santos Professional debut

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