Julio Cesar Martinez

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Julio Cesar Martinez
Born
Julio Cesar Martinez Aguilar

(1995-01-27) 27 January 1995 (age 29)
Mexico City, Mexico
Other namesEl Rey ("The King")
Statistics
Weight(s)
Height5 ft 2 in (157 cm)
Reach63 in (160 cm)
Stance Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights26
Wins20
Wins by KO15
Losses3
No contests3

Julio Cesar Martinez Aguilar (born 27 January 1995) is a Mexican professional boxer who has held the World Boxing Council (WBC) flyweight title from 2019 to 2024.

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Professional career

Early career

Martinez made his professional debut against Joaquin Cruz on October 16, 2015. He lost the fight by a split decision. He would go on to amass a 13-1 record over the course of his next 13 fights. [1]

Martinez was scheduled to fight Andrew Selby on March 23, 2019, in a WBC Flyweight title eliminator to determine the next mandatory challenger. [2] Martinez won the fight by a fifth-round knockout, handing Selby the first loss of his professional career. Selby had a great start to the fight, before a clash of heads in the third round cut him along his left eyebrow, for which Martinez was deducted a point. Martinez enjoyed more success from the third round onward, knocking Selby down with a liver shot 57 seconds into the fifth round. [3]

WBC flyweight champion

Martinez vs. C. Edwards

As Martinez had secured his position as the mandatory WBC flyweight title challenger with the fifth-round knockout of Andrew Selby, WBC ordered the reigning flyweight world champion Charlie Edwards to defend his title against Martinez. [4] They were later given a weeklong extension from the sanctioning body to come to terms as regards the purse and venue. [5] The two parties avoided going to a purse bid, agreeing to fight at The O2 Arena in London, on the Lomachenko vs Campbell undercard, on August 31, 2019. [6]

In the third round of the fight, Martinez landed a combination of punches which staggered the champion, forcing him to take a knee. As he did so, Martinez landed a heavy body shot that completely took Edwards out of the fight. Referee Mark Lyson stopped the bout, while WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman reviewed the fight ending sequence. Sulaiman found the fight ending shot to have landed egregiously late, officially overturning the fight to a no-contest. [7]

During the post-fight interview, Edwards stated: "This is the right decision. I took a knee for a purpose...We get in this ring to abide by the rules". WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman said he had ordered a rematch, to which Edwards acquiesced. [8] Edwards' manager Eddie Hearn was elusive as to the rematch, however, claiming that they planned to move up to super flyweight. [9] Edwards officially vacated his WBC Flyweight title on October 6, 2019. [10]

Martinez vs. Rosales

Following former WBC flyweight champion Charlie Edwards’ decision to vacate the title and move to super flyweight, WBC scheduled the #1 ranked Martinez to fight the #2 ranked Cristofer Rosales for the vacant WBC Flyweight championship. [11] Martinez was scheduled to fight the former WBC flyweight titlist on December 20, 2019, on the undercard of the Super-Middleweight fight between Daniel Jacobs and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. [12] In November 2019, it was revealed that Martinez had tested positive Clenbuterol, a banned substance. WBC decided not to punish him, as the amount of the muscle-forming drug found in his system wasn't deemed sufficient to register any in-competition benefit. [13] Martinez won the fight with Rosales by a ninth-round technical knockout. Martinez took over the fight in the third round, after two competitive back-and-forth rounds, battering the exhausted former champion until referee Raul Caiz stopped the fight. [14]

Martinez vs. Harris

Martinez was scheduled to make his first title defense against Jay Harris, on February 29, 2020. It was scheduled for the undercard of the Mikey Garcia-Jessie Vargas welterweight fight. [15] Martinez was the favorite heading into the bout, with Harris being a 7/1 underdog. [16] Martinez pressured throughout the first half of the fight, with his pace slowing from the eight round onward. Harris suffered a cut above his left eye in the second round, and was knocked down in the tenth round. Martinez won the fight by unanimous decision, with varied scorecards of 118-109, 116-111, and 115-112. [17]

Martinez vs. Calleros

Martinez was scheduled to make his second title defense against Maximino Flores on October 23, 2020. [18] Four days before the fight, Flores announced his withdrawal from the bout due to a positive COVID-19 test. [19] Accordingly, Martinez was rescheduled to defend his title against Moisés Calleros. Calleros accepted the fight on less than one week’s notice. [20] Due to the short notice, he was unable to cut weight properly, and weighed in at 117.4 pounds, 5.4 pounds over the title limit. Martinez won the fight by a second-round technical knockdown. He staggered Calleros with a left hook-right straight combination, before unloading with numerous power punches, which forced the referee Cesar Castanon to stop the fight at the 2:42 minute mark. During the post fight interview, Martinez stated his desire to fight fellow titleholder Artem Dalakian and Moruti Mthalane in a title unification bouts, before moving up to super flyweight. [21] [22]

Martinez vs. Cordova

Martinez was scheduled to defend his title for the third time against the former unified minimumweight world champion Francisco Rodríguez Jr. on December 19, 2020, on the Canelo Álvarez and Callum Smith undercard. [23] Rodríguez Jr. later withdrew from the bout, due to a non-COVID related illness. [24] Martinez was expected to defend his title against McWilliams Arroyo on February 27, 2021. The fight was scheduled as the co-main event to Canelo Álvarez's super middleweight fight with Avni Yıldırım. [25] Martinez withdrew from the fight the day before, due to a hand injury. He suffered a small fracture in his right hand during a sparring session, which was aggravated during the week preceding the fight, causing his hand to swell. [26] Martinez was scheduled to make his third title defense against Joel Cordova on June 26, 2021. [27] Cordova was ranked #15 by the WBC. [28] He won the fight by a sixth-round technical knockout. Marzinez first knocked Cordova down with a left hook and piled on strikes which forced the referee to stop the fight. [29]

Martinez vs. Arroyo

On October 4, 2021, it was revealed that Martinez would face the WBC interim flyweight titleholder McWilliams Arroyo on November 19, 2021, on the undercard of the Demetrius Andrade and Jason Quigley middleweight title fight. The bout would be streamed by DAZN from the SNHU Arena in Manchester, New Hampshire. [30] The pair was originally scheduled to face each other on February 27, 2021, before Martinez withdrew due to a hand injury. [26] The fight was ruled a no-contest at the end of the second round, due to an accidental clash of heads which caused cut above Arroyo's right. The fight was stopped after Arroyo told the ringside physician that he was unable to see out of the damaged eye. [31]

Martinez vs. Gonzalez

Martinez faced the former four-weight world champion Román González in the main event of a DAZN broadcast card on March 5, 2022 at junior bantamweight. Gonzalez was ranked #1 by the WBA and #2 by the WBC, as well as #2 by The Ring. [32] Martinez stepped in with less than six weeks notice as replacement for Juan Francisco Estrada, who was forced to withdraw from the fight due to a positive COVID-19 test. [33] He was defeated by Gonzalez by unanimous decision, with the judges scoring the fight 118–110, 117–111 and 116–112 all in favor of Gonzalez. [34]

Martinez vs. Carmona

Martinez was expected to face the WBC interim flyweight champion McWilliams Arroyo in a rematch on June 25, 2022, after their first fight ended in a no-contest following an accidental head clash in the third round. [35] On June 22, three days before the bout was supposed to take place, Martinez withdrew with an illness. This marked the third time that he had withdrawn from this specific match up, having withdraw once in each of the two previous calendar years. [36] The pair reached an agreement to pursue separate bouts on July 12, which allowed Martinez to enter into negotiations for a title unification bout with the reigning IBF flyweight titlist Sunny Edwards. [37] As these negotiations fell through, Martinez was once again booked to face the WBC interim champion McWilliams Arroyo. The bout was expected to take place at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona on December 3, 2022. [38] Arroyo withdrew from the bout on November 8, with a neck injury. [39] Martinez was rescheduled to face Samuel Carmona at the same date and venue. [40] He won the fight by majority decision, with two judges awarding him a 117–111 and 116–112 scorecard, while the third judge scored the bout as an even 114–114 draw. [41]

Martinez vs. Batista

Martinez was initially expected to face the mandatory WBC title challenger McWilliams Arroyo on May 6, 2023. Arroyo was however unable to make the date, due to a pre-existing injury. Martinez instead made a voluntary defense against Ronal Batista on the same date. [42] He retained the title by an eleventh-round technical knockout, after having knocked Batista down in the seventh round. The knockdown was first ruled a slip by the in-ring referee, but ringside officials scored it as a knockdown in between the rounds. Batista was docked a point after the end of the fourth round, as he landed a strike after the bell had sounded. [43]

Martinez vs. Cordova

Martinez was scheduled to defend his WBC flyweight title against Angelino Cordova on December 16, 2023 at The Armory in Minneapolis. [44] The fight was postponed due to VISA issue on Martinez's side. [45] In February 2024, it was announced that the fight was rescheduled for March 30, 2024 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. [46] Martinez twice knocked Cordova down and won the fight by majority decision. Two of the judges scored the fight 114–112 for the champion, while the third ringside official handed in an even 113–113 scorecard. [47] The fight was later overturned to a no contest when Martinez failed a post fight drug test. [48]

Professional boxing record

26 fights20 wins3 losses
By knockout151
By decision52
No contests3
No.ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
26NC20–3
(2)		Angelino CordovaNC1230 Mar 2024 T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nevada, U.S.Retained WBC flyweight title
25Win20–3
(2)		Ronal BatistaTKO11 (12), 1:00 6 May 2023 Estadio Akron, Zapopan, MexicoRetained WBC flyweight title
24Win19–3
(2)		 Samuel Carmona MD123 Dec 2022 Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona, U.S.Retained WBC flyweight title
23Loss18–3
(2)		 Román González UD125 Mar 2022 Pechanga Arena, San Diego, California, U.S.
22NC18–2
(2)		 McWilliams Arroyo NC3 (12), 0:0119 Nov 2021 SNHU Arena, Manchester, New Hampshire, U.S.Retained WBC flyweight title;
Arroyo unable to continue after accidental head clash
21Win18–2
(1)		Joel CordovaTKO6 (12), 0:5926 Jun 2021Arena Alcalde, Guadalajara, MexicoRetained WBC flyweight title
20Win17–2
(1)		 Moisés Calleros TKO2 (12), 2:4223 Oct 2020Gimnasio TV Azteca, Mexico City, MexicoRetained WBC flyweight title
19Win16–2
(1)		 Jay Harris UD1229 Feb 2020 The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas, U.S.Retained WBC flyweight title
18Win15–2
(1)		 Cristofer Rosales TKO9 (12), 1:2020 Dec 2019 Talking Stick Resort Arena, Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.Won vacant WBC flyweight title
17NC14–2
(1)		 Charlie Edwards KO3 (12), 1:43 31 Aug 2019 The O2 Arena, London, England WBC flyweight title at stake;
Originally a KO win for Martinez, later ruled a NC
after Edwards was hit while he was down
16Win14–2 Andrew Selby KO5 (12), 0:5723 Mar 2019Centro de Espectáculos del Recinto Ferial, Metepec, Mexico
15Win13–2Irvin OrdazTKO1 (8), 1:5226 Jan 2019Lienzo Charro, Ciudad Guzman, Mexico
14Win12–2Victor RuizKO1 (8), 1:576 Oct 2018 Estadio Chevron, Tijuana, Mexico
13Win11–2Juan Lopez MartinezKO1 (8), 2:1111 Aug 2018 Mexico City Arena, Mexico City, Mexico
12Win10–2Ivan Meneses FloresTKO2 (8), 0:237 Jul 2018Domo del Parque San Rafael, Guadalajara, Mexico
11Win9–2Jose Armando ValdesRTD6 (10), 3:0023 Feb 2018Associación Mexico Japonesa, Mexico City, Mexico
10Win8–2Martin TecuapetlaTKO4 (6), 2:5916 Dec 2017Domo Sindicato de Trabajadores IMSS, Tlalpan, Mexico
9Win7–2Marvin DiazTKO1 (10), 2:477 Oct 2017Arena Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico
8Win6–2 Édgar Sosa UD817 Jun 2017Explanada Delegacion Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City, Mexico
7Win5–2Hugo Hernandez AguilarUD81 Oct 2016Deportivo Plan Sexenal, Mexico City, Mexico
6Win4–2Joaquin CruzMD813 Aug 2016Arena Querétaro, Querétaro, Mexico
5Win3–2Israel IzquierdoTKO1 (6), 1:029 Jul 2016Arena Querétaro, Querétaro, Mexico
4Win2–2Leonardo BaezTKO2 (6), 1:202 Apr 2016Auditorio Blackberry, Mexico City, Mexico
3Win1–2Sergio GranadosTKO2 (4), 2:243 Mar 2016Auditorio Blackberry, Mexico City, Mexico
2Loss0–2Joaquin CruzSD416 Oct 2015Auditorio Pablo Colín, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico
1Loss0–1Fernando MonroyTKO2 (4), 1:3421 Mar 2013Jose Cuervo Salon, Polanco, Mexico

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