Lupe Pintor
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Name: Lupe Pintor
Birth Name: José Guadalupe Pintor Guzmán
Born: 1955-04-13
Birthplace: Cuajimalpa de Morelos, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Nationality: Mexican
Hometown: Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Stance: Orthodox
Boxing Record: click
Manager: Cuyo Hernandez
Lupe Pintor Gallery
- Named The Ring magazine Comeback of the Year fighter for 1985.
| Preceded by: Carlos Zarate |
WBC Bantamweight Champion 1979 Jun 3 – 1982 Vacated |
Succeeded by: Alberto Davila |
| Preceded by: Juan Meza |
WBC Super Bantamweight Champion 1985 Aug 18 – 1986 Jan 18 |
Succeeded by: Samart Payakaroon |
