Eric Jamili
📍 Place of Birth: Silay, Negros Occidental, Philippines
15
Wins
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11
Losses
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2
Draws
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8
KOs
Career: 1995 –
2003
Belts Won
World Titles
WBO
WBO World
Minimumweight
Won: Dec 19, 1997 TKO R8 Mickey CantwellLost: May 30, 1998 RTD R5 Kermin Guardia
Regional Belts
WBO
WBO
WBO Continental, WBO Inter-Continental
Light Flyweight
Won: Sep 12, 1998 UD Falazona FidalLost: Sep 12, 1999 Vacated
WBO
WBO
WBO Continental, WBO Inter-Continental
Minimumweight
Won: Apr 30, 1997 TKO R1 Inthanon
Petchbanden; 1 DefenseLost: Dec 23, 1999 Vacated
About Eric Jamili
Eric Jamili (born May 20, 1977 in Silay, Negros Occidental) is a retired Filipino southpaw who fought professionally from 1995 to 2003. He captured the vacant WBO minimumweight title in December 1997 with an eighth-round stoppage of Mickey Cantwell in London, becoming one of the Philippines’ world champions in the lighter divisions. Jamili lost the belt in his first defense to Kermin Guardia and later challenged for the IBF minimumweight crown against Zolani Petelo in 1999. He retired with a professional record of 28 fights, 15 wins (8 by KO), 11 losses, and 2 draws. Trained out of the Elorde Boxing stable alongside his brother Reynante, Jamili is remembered for his tricky southpaw style and his brief reign as WBO champion.
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