Bernabe Villacampo - Revision history

Sohk1980 at 22:03, 22 April 2017

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	*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.		*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.
	**Won against [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] and [[Shigeo Nakajima]].		**Won against [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] and [[Shigeo Nakajima]].
	**Lost against [[Chartchai Chionoi]], [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] (twice), [[Masao Ohba~~\|Masao Oba~~]], [[Betulio Gonzalez]], [[Rolando Navarrete]], and [[Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh]].		**Lost against [[Chartchai Chionoi]], [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] (twice), [[Masao Ohba]], [[Betulio Gonzalez]], [[Rolando Navarrete]], and [[Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh]].
	*Finished with a record of 8-8-1 (6 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Finished with a record of 8-8-1 (6 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

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	== Career Factoids ==		== Career Factoids ==
	*Finished career with a record of 1-2 (0 KO) in World Title fights.		*Finished career with a record of 1-2 (0 KO) in World Title fights.
	*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against ~~future~~ or current world titlists.		*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists.
	**Won against [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] and [[Shigeo Nakajima]].		**Won against [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] and [[Shigeo Nakajima]].
	**Lost against [[Chartchai Chionoi]], [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] (twice), [[Masao Ohba\|Masao Oba]], [[Betulio Gonzalez]], [[Rolando Navarrete]], and [[Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh]].		**Lost against [[Chartchai Chionoi]], [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] (twice), [[Masao Ohba\|Masao Oba]], [[Betulio Gonzalez]], [[Rolando Navarrete]], and [[Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh]].

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	*Finished career with a record of 1-2 (0 KO) in World Title fights.		*Finished career with a record of 1-2 (0 KO) in World Title fights.
	*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against future or current world titlists.		*Finished career with a record of 2-7 (1 KO) against future or current world titlists.
	**~~Stopped by former world champion~~ [[~~Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh~~]]~~in his last year as a pro on March 1979.~~		**Won against [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] and [[Shigeo Nakajima]].
	**Knocked out the then-undefeated future world champion [[Shigeo Nakajima]] ~~on March 1978~~.		**Lost against [[Chartchai Chionoi]], [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] (twice), [[Masao Ohba\|Masao Oba]], [[Betulio Gonzalez]], [[Rolando Navarrete]], and [[Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh]].
	**~~Knocked out by future world champion~~ [[~~Rolando Navarrete~~]] ~~on January 1976.~~
	**Lost by split decision in a title eliminator against future 3-time world champion [[~~Betulio Gonzalez~~]] ~~on December 1970.~~
	**Lost by split decision and loses world title to the undefeated Berkrerk Chartvanchai in a rematch on April 1970.
	**Lost by unanimous decision to future world champion [[Masao Ohba\|Masao Oba]] ~~on December 1969.~~
	**Wins a unanimous decision against 3-time world champion and the then-champion [[~~Hiroyuki Ebihara~~]] ~~to win his only world title on October 1969.~~
	**Lost by decision to the then-undefeated future world champion [[~~Berkrerk Chartvanchai~~]] ~~on May 1969.~~
	**Lost by unanimous decision to the then-champion and ~~future 3-time world champion~~ [[~~Chartchai Chionoi~~]] ~~in his first world title shot on November 1968~~.
	*Finished with a record of 8-8-1 (6 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.		*Finished with a record of 8-8-1 (6 KOs) in fights outside his native Philippines.

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 == Professional Career ==
 '''Bernabe Villacampo''' would make his professional debut in 1962. He would win 20 of his first 29 fights, losing 7 times and drawing twice, before he got a shot at the world title against then-[[WBC]] Flyweight Title holder [[Chartchai Chionoi]] of Thailand. Villacampo would lose a unanimous decision after fifteen rounds. A year later, after winning two of his next three fights, Villacampo would get another shot at a title, against then-[[WBA]] Flyweight Champion [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] of Japan. Villacampo stunned the Japanese crowd in Osaka by claiming the world title in a unanimous decision after fifteen rounds. Villacampo, unfortunately, would lose the title in his first defense against then-undefeated [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] of Thailand in a split decision. Villacampo, after winning his next two fights, would go on to lose a split decision in a WBA Flyweight Title Eliminator against future 3-time world champion [[Betulio Gonzalez]] of Venezuela. Villacampo's career went downhill soon after that, although he would win the flyweight championship of the Philippines 14 fights later. In his last 24 fights, following the Gonzalez loss, he went 13-9-2, before retiring in late 1979 with a record of 39-21-4 with 26 KOs.
 == Regional & Minor Titles ==

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			== Amateur Career ==
			Before turning professional, Villacampo would sell ice drops, ampaw (rice puffs), and newspapers. Because selling these items weren't enough to make a living, Villacampo turned to boxing and started boxing as an amateur at the age of 19. He won medals for his school, the University of Visayas, in tournaments, before turning pro in 1963 at the age of 20.[http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/sports/think-future-villacampo-tells-boxers]

			== Professional Career ==
			'''Bernabe Villacampo''' would make his professional debut in 1962. He would win 20 of his first 29 fights, losing 7 times and drawing twice, before he got a shot at the world title against then-[[WBC]] Flyweight Title holder [[Chartchai Chionoi]] of Thailand. Villacampo would lose a unanimous decision after fifteen rounds. A year later, after winning two of his next three fights, Villacampo would get another shot at a title, against then-[[WBA]] Flyweight Champion [[Hiroyuki Ebihara]] of Japan. Villacampo stunned the Japanese crowd in Osaka by claiming the world title in a unanimous decision after fifteen rounds. Villacampo, unfortunately, would lose the title in his first defense against then-undefeated [[Berkrerk Chartvanchai]] of Thailand in a split decision. Villacampo, after winning his next two fights, would go on to lose a split decision in a WBA Flyweight Title Eliminator against future 3-time world champion [[Betulio Gonzalez]] of Venezuela. Villacampo's career went downhill soon after that, although he would win the flyweight championship of the Philippines 14 fights later. In his last 24 fights, following the Gonzalez loss, he went 13-9-2, before retiring in late 1979 with a record of 39-21-4 with 26 KOs.

			== Regional & Minor Titles ==
			*Philippines Games & Amusement Board ([[GAB]]) Flyweight Title (June 1977 - August 1978)

			== World Titles ==
			*[[WBA]] World Flyweight Title

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