Nehomar Cermeño

Name: Nehomar Cermeno
Birth Name: Nehomar Andrés Cermeño Febres
Hometown: Panama City, Panama
Birthplace: Barcelona, Venezuela
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 168cm
Reach: 176cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record

Cermeño represented Venezuela as a bantamweight at the 2000 Sydney Olympic games. His results were:

• Defeated Riaz Durgahed (Mauritius) 16-4
• Lost to Agasi Agaguloglu (Turkey) 3-11

Other amateur results

• 1998 Central American & Caribbean Games Bronze Medalist in Maracaibo, Venezuela, boxing at 54 kg.
• Defeated Ricardo Blackman (Barbados) RSC 3
• Lost to Waldemar Font (Cuba) RET 5
• 1999 Pan American Games Silver Medalist in Winnipeg, Canada, boxing at 54 kg.
• Defeated Antonio Travieso (Dominican Republic) 15-5
• Defeated Ceferino Labarda (Argentina) 14-3
• Lost to Gerald Tucker (United States) 3-15
• 1999 World Championships participant in Houston, United States, boxing at 54 kg.
• Lost to Sontaya Wongprates (Thailand) 4-14
• 2000 1st America´s Olympic Qualifier Silver Medalist in Tampa, United States, boxing at 54 kg.
• Defeated Sebert Blake (Guyana) 4-3
• Defeated Cesar Morales (Mexico) 10-3
• Lost to Clarence Vinson (United States) 6-8
• 2002 Central American & Caribbean Games Bronze Medalist in San Salvador, El Salvador, boxing at 57 kg.
• Defeated Milton Tizol (Guatemala) RSC-OS 4
• Defeated Carlos Ivan Velasquez (Puerto Rico) 13-8
• Lost to Elio Rojas (Dominican Republic) 6-11
• 2003 Pan American Games participant in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, boxing at 57 kg.
• Lost to Carlos Ivan Velasquez (Puerto Rico) 5-12

Preceded by: Carl Frampton Vacated

WBA Super Bantamweight Champion 2016 June 24 – 2017 Apr 17 Regular Champion

Succeeded by: Shun Kubo