North American Boxing Organization

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The North American Boxing Organization (NABO) is one of several regulators of boxing that works in North America. [1] The NABO is one of the regional bodies that is part of the World Boxing Organization.

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Current champions

Weight classChampionReign beganDaysRecord
Mini flyweight vacant
Junior flyweight Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Jonathan González 21 February 2020166323–3–1
Flyweight
Junior bantamweight vacant
Bantamweight vacant
Super Bantamweight
Featherweight Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Pedro Marquez Medina31 January 2020168412–1
Junior lightweight vacant
Lightweight vacant
Junior welterweight Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Yomar Álamo 28 February 2020165618–0–1
Welterweight Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Mikaël Zewski 28 June 2019190134–1
Junior middleweight vacant
Middleweight Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Patrice Volny29 September 2018217315–0
Super middleweight Flag of the United States.svg Edgar Berlanga 9 October 2021106719-0
Light heavyweight Flag of the United States.svg Joe Smith Jr. 11 January 2020170425–3
Cruiserweight Flag of Argentina.svg Ruben Eduardo Acosta 05 November 2022040-18-5
Heavyweight Flag of Germany.svg Agit Kabayel 18 May 202411525–0–0

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References

  1. "Boxing: Eloy 'Prince' Perez Stays Undefeated". 17 April 2011.