GILROY, CA (April 22, 2024) – Undefeated super featherweight, Robert Guerrero III, son of former multi-division world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, captivated the crowd at the Auditorio Municipal de Tijuana this past Friday with a stunning victory in his second professional fight. Guerrero III (2-0, 1 KO) faced off against Cristian Velazquez of Tijuana, MX, in a scheduled 4-round bout. The fight, promoted by Bxstrs Promotions, aired live on ESPN Deportes / “ESPN Knockout”.

Guerrero III, age 17, sealed the win with a first-round knockout, delivering a powerful left hook-straight right combo to the body of Velazquez that sent him to the canvas. The referee promptly stopped the bout, solidifying Guerrero III’s dominance in the ring.

“Scoring my first knockout of my career feels incredible,” said Guerrero who by the nickname “El Pistolero”. “I put in a lot of hard work and dedication into my training, and this knockout victory is a moment I’ll never forget.”

Looking ahead, Guerrero III is eager to maintain his momentum and stay active in the boxing world throughout the rest of the year. “I’m already planning my next steps to get back in the ring as soon as possible. I want to stay busy, keep improving, and show the world what I’m capable of. This is just the beginning for me, and I’m ready to make my mark.”

“I very pleased with my son’s performance over the weekend,” said Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero. “He showed he has the power to take out a fighter, and it’s clear that he has a bright future ahead of him in the world of boxing. As his father and mentor, I’ll continue to support him every step of the way.”

GILROY, CA (April 1, 2024) – Robert Guerrero III, son of the former multiple division world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, is gearing up for his second professional bout in Tijuana, MX. Following a victorious debut, Guerrero III (1-0) is eager to step back into the ring and continue his journey in the world of professional boxing. Guerrero III will square off against Cristian Velazquez Rizo.

The fight, which will air on ESPN Deportes / “ESPN Knockout”, takes place at Auditorio Municipal de Tijuana tonight Friday, April 19, 2024. This marks another big step in Guerrero III’s promising career. Stepping out of his father’s shadow, Guerrero III is determined to carve his own path in the sport and make a name for himself.

“I am thrilled to be returning to the ring for my second professional fight,” said Guerrero III, who goes by the nickname “El Pistolero”. The support from my family, friends, and fans has been incredible, and I can’t wait to showcase my skills once again.”

Building his name in Mexico, a country with a rich boxing tradition, holds special significance for Guerrero III. Embracing his Mexican heritage, Guerrero III aims to honor his roots and connect with boxing fans across the border.

“I am proud to represent my Mexican heritage in the ring,” Guerrero III continued. “Mexico has produced some of the greatest fighters in history, and I am determined to add my name to that legacy. Fighting in Tijuana is an opportunity for me to pay homage to my roots and build a connection with the passionate boxing community here.”

Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, a seasoned veteran in the sport and proud father, expressed his support for his son’s journey in professional boxing.

“I am incredibly proud of Robert III and the dedication he has shown to his craft,” said Robert Guerrero. “As he continues to pave his own path in the sport, I have no doubt that he will make a name for himself and carry on the Guerrero legacy with honor.”

TIJUANA, MX (March 4, 2024) – This past Saturday, the boxing world witnessed the debut of a rising star as Robert Guerrero III (1-0) made a memorable entrance into the professional ranks with a dominant performance against Israel Reyes Chavez at the Evolution Club in Tijuana, Mexico. Guerrero, fighting at super featherweight, showcased his talent and skill, earning a unanimous decision victory with scorecards reading 40-36 across the board.

From the opening bell, Robert Guerrero III, going by the nickname “El Pistolero” wasted no time in asserting his dominance. In the first round, he got the crowd in the arena on their feet by hurting Chavez with a thunderous left hook to the head. Despite Chavez’s resilience and impressive chin, Guerrero maintained control of the fight, utilizing his jab to keep Chavez at bay and dictated the pace for the rest of the fight.

“Stepping into the ring for my pro debut was a dream come true,” stated Guerrero III, son of multiple division world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero. “I’m grateful for the support of my team and fans. Chavez was a tough opponent, but I stayed focused and executed our game plan. This is just the beginning, and I’m excited for what the future holds.”

His grandfather and trainer, Ruben Guerrero, shared in the excitement, saying, “I’m incredibly proud of lil Robert’s performance tonight. He showed maturity and he listened well in the corner. We have big plans for his future in the sport.”

“Seeing Robert step into the ring and dominate in his pro debut was a proud moment for our family.” said “The Ghost”. “He’s following in the footsteps of a proud boxing tradition, and I have no doubt that he will continue to achieve great things in the sport.”