Juanito Rubillar

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Juanito Rubillar
Born
Juanito Rubillar

(1977-02-22) February 22, 1977 (age 47)
Barangay Central, Mati, Davao Oriental, Philippines
Nationality Flag of the Philippines.svg Filipino
Statistics
Weight(s) Light Flyweight
Height5 ft 2 in (1.57 m)
Stance Southpaw
Boxing record
Total fights81
Wins50
Wins by KO24
Losses24
Draws7

Juanito Rubillar (born February 22, 1977) is a Filipino former professional boxer and WBC Continental Americas light flyweight champions.

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He is the younger brother of fellow boxer Ernesto Rubillar and older brother of Robert Rubillar.

Born in Davao Oriental, Rubillar lives in Parañaque, Metro Manila.

Professional career

A veteran fighter, Rubillar made his professional debut on July 23, 1994, against fellow Filipino boxer Ramil Gevero. The fight ended with a draw, after 4 rounds.

Just like Bert Batawang, Rubillar suffered multiple losses and draws early in his career, but did not give up.

Recent fights

On February 27, 2010, Rubillar lost to South African boxer Hekkie Budler by a controversial Majority decision at the Emperors Casino in Kempton Park, Gauteng, South Africa. The bout was for the vacant International Boxing Organization light flyweight title.

The undefeated Budler started aggressively to take control of the early rounds, while Rubillar came back in the fourth and connected with a number of solid body shots as Budler took the defensive. Leading with his head as much as with his gloves which is Rubillar's style, the veteran Filipino staggered Budler on a number of occasions and while referee Pete Podgorski cautioned the Filipino a couple of times for using his head, he did not penalize Rubillar. The Filipino fighter took the pace in the seventh round and hammered Budler with solid hooks to the body and although Budler stayed on his feet he did not regain control of the fight although the official scorecards told a different story and gave Budler a win by Majority decision. [1] Two out of three judges gave the fight 117-113 and 115-113 for Budler, while the third judge scored the bout even at 114-114. Rubillar's promoter and boxing manager Gabriel “Bebot” Elorde (son of the legendary Flash Elorde) sayd he will file a protest with the IBO over what was widely perceived to be a hometown decision in the IBF light flyweight title eliminator. [2] He finally got a rematch, after Elorde's protest, which as in the previous bout, he also lost. [3]

Professional boxing record

81 fights50 wins24 losses
By knockout247
By decision2617
Draws7
No.ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, TimeDateLocationNotes
81Loss50-24-7 Flag of Ghana.svg Joseph Agbeko TKO4 (10) 1:3130 May 2015 Flag of the United States.svg County Coliseum, El Paso
80Loss50-23-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Rey Vargas KO4 (8) 2:5824 Aug 2013 Flag of the United States.svg StubHub Center, Carson
79Loss50-22-7 Flag of Russia.svg Khabir SuleymanovUD89 Aug 2013 Flag of the United States.svg Quiet Cannon, Montebello
78Loss50-21-7 Flag of Benin.svg Ghislain VodounhessiUD621 Jun 2013 Flag of the United States.svg Four Points Sheraton Hotel, San Diego
77Win50-20-7 Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Basilio NievesTKO5 (6) 1:0021 Feb 2013 Flag of the United States.svg Four Points Sheraton Hotel, San Diego Nieves claimed to have Hip Injury
76Loss49-20-7 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg David QuijanoTD10 (12) 2:3015 Jun 2012 Flag of the United States.svg Civic Center, Kissimmee For (vacant) WBO Latino Super Flyweight title
75Loss49-19-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Edgar JimenezUD1024 Sep 11 Flag of Mexico.svg Plaza de Toros, Juriquilla
74Loss49-18-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Oscar IbarraTKO7 (12) 2:4721 May 2011 Flag of Mexico.svg San Martín Texmelucan de Labastida, Puebla for WBC Silver Flyweight title
73Loss49-17-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Nelson LlanosUD1011 Dec 2010 Flag of the Philippines.svg Wawa Basketball Court, Barangay Sto. Nino, Paranaque City
72Loss49-16-7 Flag of South Africa.svg Hekkie Budler SD1219 Jun 2010 Flag of South Africa.svg Emperors Palace, Kempton Park For IBO World Light Flyweight title
71Loss49-15-7 Flag of South Africa.svg Hekkie Budler MD1227 Feb 2010 Flag of South Africa.svg Emperors Palace, Kempton Park For (vacant) IBO World Light Flyweight title
70Win49-14-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Jose Guadalupe MartinezSD1021 Nov 2009 Flag of Mexico.svg Palenque dela EXPOMEX, Nuevo Laredo Won WBC Continental Americas Light Flyweight title
69Win48-14-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Jason GedaRTD3 (8)12 Sep 2009 Flag of the Philippines.svg San Andres Civic & Sports Center, District of Malate, Manila
68Loss47-14-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Giovani Segura TKO6 (12) 2:0425 Jul 2009 Flag of Mexico.svg Palenque del Recinto Ferial, Nuevo Vallarta For WBA World Light Flyweight title
67Loss47-13-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Nino TD8 (12)6 Jun 2009 Flag of Mexico.svg Parque Xcaret, Cancun WBC Light Flyweight Title Eliminator;Nino badly cut due to clash of heads
66Loss47-12-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Edgar Sosa TKO7 (12) 2:5429 Nov 2008 Flag of Mexico.svg Arena Mexico, Mexico City For WBC World Light Flyweight title
65Win47-11-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Nino SD1214 Jun 2008 Flag of Mexico.svg Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City WBC World Light Flyweight Title Eliminator
64Win46-11-7 Flag of Thailand.svg Kriangrai KaewnongsametTKO2 (10) 1:363 May 2008 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mati Socio-Cultural Center, Mati City
63Win45-11-7 Flag of Korea (1899).svg Byung Jong LeeTKO5 (12) 1:2216 Nov 2007 Flag of the Philippines.svg San Andrez Civic & Sports Center, District of Malate, Manila Defended OPBF Light Flyweight title
62Win44-11-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Arnel TadenaKO2 (10) 2:5515 Sep 2007 Flag of the Philippines.svg The Flash Grand Ballroom of Elorde Sports Complex, Paranaque City
61Win43-11-7 Flag of Japan.svg Ken NakajimaKO5 (12) 2:4224 Jun 2007 Flag of Japan.svg Nishinari Ward Gym, Osaka Defended OPBF Light Flyweight title
60Win42-11-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Larry MedeTD6 (10)25 Feb 2007 Flag of the Philippines.svg Baguio City Convention Center, Baguio City Rubillar suffers a two inch vertical cut above his left eyebrow from an accidental clash of heads to send the fight to the scorecards.
59Win41-11-7 Flag of Indonesia.svg Irfan OgahTKO7 (12) 1:0813 Oct 2006 Flag of the Philippines.svg Trece Martires Gym, Trece Martires City Won (vacant) OPBF Light Flyweight title
58Loss40-11-7 Flag of Thailand.svg On DoowisetUD1218 Jul 2006 Flag of Thailand.svg The Mall Shopping Center, Bangkapi, Bangkok For WBC Interim World Light Flyweight title
57Win40-10-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ronnie CaneteTD5 (10) 1:336 May 2006 Flag of the Philippines.svg Santa Cruz Sports Center, Santa Cruz Fight stopped due to a cut above Canete's left eye produced from an accidental head-butt in round 5.
56Win39-10-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ronnie CaneteUD817 Mar 2006 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
55Win38-10-7Acasio SimbajonUD1018 Dec 2005 Flag of the Philippines.svg San Diosnisio Sports Center, Paranaque City
54Win37-10-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Edwin UbatayTKO3 (10) 1:4227 Aug 200& Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
53Win36-10-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Acasio SimbajonUD1029 Apr 2005 Flag of the Philippines.svg Tambo Seaside Square, Barangay Tambo, Paranaque City
52Win35-10-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Acasio SimbajonTKO8 0:568 Mar 2005 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mandaluyong Gym, Mandalyong Sports Center, Mandaluyong City
51Win34-10-7 Flag of Thailand.svg Ophat NiampremRTD1 (10)27 Nov 2004 Flag of the Philippines.svg PAGCOR Grand Theater, Airport Casino Filipino, Paranaque City
50Loss33-10-7 Flag of Mexico.svg Jorge Arce UD124 Sep 2004 Flag of Mexico.svg Plaza de Toros, Tijuana For WBC World Light Flyweight title
49Draw33-9-7 Flag of the Philippines.svg Acasio SimbajonTD3 (8)21 Jul 2004 Flag of the Philippines.svg Grand Boulevard Hotel, Manila Simbajon suffered a nasty cut just above his forehead from accidental head-butt at 36 seconds.
48Win33-9-6 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ricky ManatadTKO3 (10) 1:5531 Mar 2004 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
47Win32-9-6 Flag of Japan.svg Katsumi MakiyamaUD829 Nov 2003 Flag of the Philippines.svg Olivarez College Sporte Center, Paranaque City
46Win31-9-6 Flag of the Philippines.svg Roger MananquilTKO4 (10) ?2 Aug 2003 Flag of the Philippines.svg Olivarez College Sports Center, Paranaque City
45Win30-9-6 Flag of the Philippines.svg Federico CatubayTKO5 (10) 2:5924 May 2003 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ynares Sports Center, Antipolo City
44Win29-9-6 Flag of Thailand.svg Khamhaeng PhanmeeTKO7 (10) 2:0915 Mar 2003 Flag of the Philippines.svg Luna Park Quirino Grandstand, Manila
43Win28-9-6 Flag of the Philippines.svg Armando de la CruzUD820 Nov 2002 Flag of the Philippines.svg PAGCOR Grand Theater, Airport Casino Filipino, Paranaque City
42Win27-9-6 Flag of Japan.svg Takayuki KorogiKO3 (10) 1:5120 Aug 2002 Flag of the United States.svg Blaisdell Center Arena, Honolulu
41Draw26-9-6 Flag of the Philippines.svg Joma GamboaTD3 (12) 2:2931 May 2002 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City Defended WBC International Light Flyweight title;Technical draw due to cut suffered by Gamboa after accidental head clash.
40Win26-9-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rogelio PinedaKO4 (10) 1:5922 Dec 2001 Flag of the Philippines.svg Bren Guiao Convention Center, San Fernando City
39Loss25-9-5 Flag of Mexico.svg Jorge Arce UD1220 Oct 2001 Flag of Mexico.svg Auditorio Municipal, Tijuana For WBC Interim World Light Flyweight title
38Win25-8-5 Flag of Japan.svg Takahiko MizunoKO4 (12) 1:1328 Jul 2001 Flag of the Philippines.svg PAGCOR Grand Theater, Airport Casino Filipino, Paranaque City Defended WBC International Light Flyweight title
37Win24-8-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Fahsang PongsawangTKO6 (12) ?28 Apr 2001 Flag of the Philippines.svg Kidapawan City, Cotabato del Norte Defended WBC International Light Flyweight title
36Win23-8-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ray GantonUD1010 Feb 2001 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
35Win22-8-5 Flag of Japan.svg Yuki HashiguchiUD1014 Nov 200 Flag of the United States.svg Dole Cannery Ballroom, Honolulu
34Win21-8-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Texas GomezTKO3 (10) 2:296 Oct 2000 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
33Win20-8-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Lolito LaroaUD1026 Aug 2000 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
32Win19-8-5 Flag of Korea (1899).svg Jin Ho KimUD1227 May 2000 Flag of the Philippines.svg PAGCOR Grand Theater, Airport Casino Filipino, Paranaque City Won WBC International Light Flyweight title
31Win18-8-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ronnie CaneteUD1025 Mar 2000 Flag of the Philippines.svg Paranaque City, Metro Manila
30Win17-8-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Roy ClaveKO2 (10) 1:2426 Feb 2000 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
29Loss16-8-5 Flag of South Africa.svg Zolani Petelo UD123 Dec 1999 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Bushfield Leisure Centre, Peterborough For IBF World Minimumweight title
28Win16-7-5 Flag of Indonesia.svg Nico ThomasTKO6 (12) ?6 Nov 1999 Flag of Guam.svg Agana, Guam Defended WBC International Minimunweight title
27Win15-7-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Roy ClaveUD1018 Sep 1999 Flag of the Philippines.svg Barangay Sucat, Muntinlupa City
26Win14-7-5 Flag of South Africa.svg Ndoda MayendeUD1026 Jun 1999 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
25Win13-7-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rocky PalmaRTD3 (12)10 Apr 1999 Flag of the Philippines.svg Paranaque City, Metro Manila Won WBC International Minimunweight title
24Win12-7-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Eugene GonzalesUD1030 Dec 1998 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mandaluyong Gym, Mandaluyong Sports Center, Mandaluyong City
23Loss11-7-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Surachai SaengmorakotUD1018 Nov 1998 Flag of Thailand.svg Bangkok
22Loss11-6-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Fahsang PongsawangUD1023 Oct 1998 Flag of Thailand.svg Sakon Nakhon
21Loss11-5-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Boonsai SangsuratKO9 (10) ?12 Aug 1998 Flag of Thailand.svg Ratchadaphisek
20Win11-4-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Roger MananquilSD1018 Jul 1998 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mandaluyong Gym, Mandaluyong Sports Center, Mandaluyong City
19Los10-4-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Pongsaklek Wonjongkam UD105 Jun 1998 Flag of Thailand.svg Bangkok
18Win10-3-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Roger de la CruzKO8 (10) 0:482 May 1998 Flag of the Philippines.svg Elorde Sports Center, Paranaque City
17Loss9-3-5 Flag of Venezuela.svg Edgar VelasquezUD627 Nov 1996 Flag of Japan.svg Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
16Loss9-2-5 Flag of Japan.svg Kusuo EguchiUD1015 Jul 1996 Flag of Japan.svg Tokyo
15Loss9-1-5 Flag of Thailand.svg Pongsaklek Wonjongkam KO4 (6) ?24 May 1996 Flag of Thailand.svg Vichean Buri, Petchaboon
14Win9-0-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rogelio LapianUD1023 Mar 1996 Flag of the Philippines.svg Almendras Gym, Davao City
13Draw8-0-5 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rey VillamorMD102 Mar 1996 Flag of the Philippines.svg General Santos City, Cotabato del Sur
12Win8-0-4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Sonny Boy PandingTKO3 (10) ?27 Jan 1996 Flag of the Philippines.svg Sultan Kudarat
11Wi7-0-4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mike LunaUD1029 Dec 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg Carmen, Davao del Norte
10Draw6-0-4 Flag of the Philippines.svg Randy MangubatMD1028 Oct 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg Barangay Mount Diawata, Monkayo
9Win6-0-3 Flag of the Philippines.svg Romeo OrlandezMD628 Sep 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg Trento, Agusan del Norte
8Win5-0-3 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rush RaymundoUD1010 Sep 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg Mati City, Davao Oriental
7Win4-0-3 Flag of the Philippines.svg Sonny Boy PandingUD823 Apr 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg District of Toril, Davao City
6Win3-0-3 Flag of the Philippines.svg Rush RaymundaUD829 Jan 1995 Flag of the Philippines.svg District of Toril, Davao City
5Draw2-0-3 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ricky SalesMD629 Dec 1994 Flag of the Philippines.svg Pantukan, Compostela Valley
4Win2-0-2 Flag of the Philippines.svg Randy MangubatUD617 Dec 1994 Flag of the Philippines.svg Tagum City, Davao del Norte
3Win1-0-2 Flag of the Philippines.svg Kid PayesMD419 Nov 1994 Flag of the Philippines.svg Tagum City, Davao del Norte
2Draw0-0-2 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ricky SalesMD41 Oct 1994 Flag of the Philippines.svg Tagum City, Davao del Norte
1Draw0-0-1 Flag of the Philippines.svg Ramil GeveroMD423 Jul 1994 Flag of the Philippines.svg Kapalong, Davao del Norte

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References

  1. ↑ Ronnie Nathanielsz (2010-02-28). "CONTROVERSY, BUM DECISION AND BAD LOSS IN THREE TITLE FIGHTS FEATURING FILIPINOS". PhilBoxing.com.
  2. ↑ Ronnie Nathanielsz (2010-02-03). "BEBOT ELORDE TO FILE PROTEST WITH IBO ON RUBILLAR DECISION". PhilBoxing.com.
  3. ↑ Ronnie Nathanielsz (2010-03-18). "RUBILLAR GETS TITLE REMATCH AGAINST BUDLER". PhilBoxing.com.


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