Munguia record

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45 ❌ 2 ➖ 0 35 KOs 1 KO loss	⚖️ Division: super middleweight ⭐️ Rating: #7 / 1,794 (division) • #2 / 149 (Mexico) Bouts: 47 ⏳ Rounds: 239 KO Percentage: 77.78% Career: 2013–2025 Birth name: Jaime Aaron Munguia Escobedo Age: 29 Stance: orthodox Height: 6′ 0″ / 183 cm Reach: 72″ / 183 cm Nationality: Mexico Residence: Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico Birthplace: Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico Debut: 2013-07-13 ID#: 659924

Jaime Munguia is a high-volume Mexican pressure fighter whose rise from a teenage prospect to a world-level super middleweight has been fueled by relentless offense and a heavy, bruising combination game. Turning pro in 2013, Munguia stacked early knockouts behind a stalking rhythm: he steps into range with a busy jab, then unloads layered hooks to head and body, often finishing exchanges with a right hand that keeps opponents pinned. Over 47 bouts he has compiled a 45-2 record with 35 stoppages, a reflection of both his power and his willingness to trade at close quarters. At 183 cm tall with equal reach, he fights like a bigger man—pressing behind his shoulders, cutting the ring, and forcing opponents to work at a pace they don’t want.
The last two years have tested and matured his style. In May 2024 he challenged Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and, despite moments of success, dropped a clear decision after suffering a knockdown. Later that year a shock knockout loss to Bruno Surace in December exposed defensive lapses during exchanges. Munguia responded by rebuilding with discipline: a spring 2025 win over Erik Bazinyan and a May 3, 2025 rematch against Surace in Riyadh showed improved patience, tighter guard recovery, and smarter round management, earning him a unanimous decision and restoring his momentum. A subsequent anti-doping investigation linked to the Surace rematch was resolved in Munguia’s favor after authorities accepted supplement contamination as the cause and let the result stand.
Still only 29, Munguia sits among the division’s most aggressive contenders. He’s dangerous for anyone who needs space to box, because his pressure comes in waves. The next phase of his career is about blending that trademark firepower with the defensive economy needed for elite super middleweights. If he keeps adding layers—feints, subtler entries, and steadier mid-round control—his ceiling remains championship high.

Tips / interesting facts:

1. Munguia’s best work often comes after he establishes body attacks early, which slows opponents for late-round surges.
2. He has one of the highest output rates in the division, so fighters who fade after round six are at real risk.
3. After the 2024 Surace upset loss, his rematch approach showed a noticeable shift toward tighter defense and smarter pacing.
4. Most of his knockouts are combination finishes rather than single-shot blows—volume creates the openings.
5. His height/reach parity (183/183) lets him fight tall or compact, depending on the matchup.

Professional Fight History (Box-pro)