Julien Lorcy Explained

Julien Lorcy
Birth Date:12 April 1972
Birth Place:Bezons, Val-d'Oise, France
Nickname:Bobo
Weight:
Height:5 ft 6 in
Reach:67 in
Style:Orthodox
Total:62
Wins:56
Ko:40
Losses:4
Draws:2

Julien Lorcy (born 12 April 1972) is a French former professional boxer who held the WBA lightweight title twice.

Amateur career

Record: 65-4 (36 KO)

Professional career

Nicknamed "Bobo, Julien Lorcy turned pro in 1991 and compiled a record of 34–0 before facing Arnulfo Castillo for the vacant WBO super-featherweight title, the fight ended in a draw. The pair would have a rematch the following year, the second fight would also end in a draw.[1]

Lorcy finally became world champion in his fourth attempt when he won the WBA lightweight title in 1999 after upsetting countryman Jean Baptiste Mendy. He lost the title in his first defense to Italian Stefano Zoff later that year.

Lorcy captured the WBA lightweight title again in 2001 with a decision over Takanori Hatakeyama, but again lost the title in his first defense to Raul Horacio Balbi. He retired in 2004 after a loss to Juan Díaz in a final bid for the WBA title.[2]

Professional boxing record

ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
62Loss56–4–2Juan DíazUD12 (12)2004-11-04
61Win56–3–2Mustapha AbahraouhiTKO4 (?)2003-09-27
60Win55–3–2Adrian ParlogeaTKO2 (10)2003-06-20
59Win54–3–2Ivo GolakovTKO1 (10)2003-06-09
58Win53–3–2Mustapha AbahraouhiTKO4 (12)2002-11-29
57Win52–3–2Daniel Kodjo SassouTKO4 (8)2002-07-13
56Win51–3–2Ahmed MerichicheKO4 (?)2002-04-06
55Win50–3–2Victor Hugo PazUD8 (8)2002-02-23
54Loss49–3–2Raúl Horacio BalbiMD12 (12)2001-10-08
53Win49–2–2Takanori HatakeyamaUD12 (12)2001-07-01
52Win48–2–2Kimoun KouassiTKO3 (8)2001-05-14
51Win47–2–2Freddy CruzTKO2 (8)2001-03-12
50Win46–2–2Wilson Enrique GalliTKO6 (8)2001-01-29
49Win45–2–2Gianni GelliTKO3 (12)2000-09-16
48Win44–2–2Roberto Vera IbarraKO2 (8)2000-04-08
47Win43–2–2Oscar Garcia CanoPTS12 (12)2000-01-31
46Win42–2–2Moises RodriguezTKO5 (?)1999-11-15
45Loss41–2–2Stefano ZoffSD12 (12)1999-08-07
44Win41–1–2Jean Baptiste MendyTKO6 (12)1999-04-10
43Win40–1–2Moises RodriguezPTS8 (8)1999-01-25
42Win39–1–2Fernando AlanisKO1 (?)1998-11-30
41Loss38–1–2Anatoly AlexandrovMD12 (12)1998-05-16
40Win38–0–2Benito RodriguezPTS8 (8)1998-02-21
39Win37–0–2Paris AlexanderKO2 (10)1997-12-17
38Draw36–0–2Arnulfo CastilloSD12 (12)1997-10-04
37Win36–0–1Roberto Apolinario GodoyKO3 (10)1997-08-16
36Win35–0–1Bruno RabanalesKO2 (10)1997-07-05
35Draw34–0–1Arnulfo CastilloMD12 (12)1997-03-01
34Win34–0Roy SimpsonTKO1 (?)1996-12-29
33Win33–0Boris SinitsinTKO7 (12)1996-11-02
32Win32–0Ángel AldamaTKO1 (6)1996-08-21
31Win31–0Noé HernándezTKO1 (?)1996-05-17
30Win30–0Jose Nino DiazKO2 (?)1996-04-12
29Win29–0Manuel CalvoPTS10 (10)1996-03-10
28Win28–0Juan Polo PérezPTS8 (8)1996-02-03
27Win27–0Senturk OzdemirKO2 (?)1996-01-06
26Win26–0Mark SmithTKO3 (6)1995-11-04
25Win25–0Gustavo Rodolfo SayaavedraPTS8 (8)1995-10-21
24Win24–0José SanabriaPTS8 (8)1995-08-23
23Win23–0Bamana DibatezaPTS8 (8)1995-07-02
22Win22–0Fernando MartinezKO3 (?)1995-05-13
21Win21–0Chris ClarksonKO1 (8)1995-04-28
20Win20–0Harry EscottKO1 (8)1995-04-01
19Win19–0Tommy BarnesTKO1 (8)1995-03-04
18Win18–0Jean Marc CammalieriTKO5 (8)1995-02-04
17Win17–0Didier SchaefferUD10 (10)1995-01-14
16Win16–0Victor Adrian BritosKO2 (?)1994-12-03
15Win15–0Affif DjeltiPTS10 (10)1994-11-19
14Win14–0Marcelo RodriguezKO4 (?)1994-08-21
13Win13–0Kalman VaradiPTS6 (6)1994-06-04
12Win12–0Farid BenredjebPTS6 (6)1994-05-07
11Win11–0Pascal RagautKO2 (?)1994-03-25
10Win10–0Orlando OteroKO1 (?)1994-03-05
9Win9–0Hocine HassaniKO4 (6)1993-12-17
8Win8–0Phil FoundPTS6 (6)1993-10-16
7Win7–0Bennadi AarabTKO1 (?)1993-05-22
6Win6–0Christian IberKO2 (6)1993-04-03
5Win5–0Loic PograjecKO1 (?)1993-02-13
4Win4–0Thierry LoerschKO1 (?)1993-01-31
3Win3–0Jean Michel MoulunPTS6 (6)1992-11-29
2Win2–0Georges RoederKO2 (6)1992-10-16
1Win1–0Francis MerleKO3 (6)1991-05-25

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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Michalczewski retains title. Tampa Bay Times. 2024-06-09.
  2. Web site: Diaz retains WBA lightweight title. ESPN. 2024-06-09.