Andres Campos
"Cisa"
Division: flyweight
Nationality: Chile
Hometown: Santiago de Chile, Chile
Birth Date: 1996-09-15
Height: 5.4 cm
Reach: 64.5 cm
Stance: orthodox
Professional Record
17
Wins
(6 by KO)2
Losses
(1 by KO)1
Draws
20
Total Fights
Biography
Andrés Ignacio Campos González, born on September 15, 1996, in Santiago, Chile, is a professional boxer. Before transitioning to the professional ranks, Campos had a strong amateur career. He represented the Chilean National Team from 2013 to 2018, competing internationally. In 2019, a year after turning professional, Campos secured his first major amateur title by defeating Ramón Velásquez in a ten-round bout. The fight ended in the sixth round when Velásquez chose to retire, making Campos the Chilean national amateur champion . Campos made his professional debut on August 10, 2018, with a unanimous decision win over Guillermo Dejeas. He continued to rise through the ranks, capturing the WBA Fedebol flyweight title in 2019 and the WBO Latino flyweight title in 2020. June 10, 2023, when he challenged Sunny Edwards for the IBF World Flyweight title. Despite Campos’s hustle, he lost the fight by unanimous decision.
Campos enjoys traveling to countries like Australia and Argentina to relax and refine his style. A style of boxing that comes from the streets of South America, where he found his love for boxing. He was involved in street fights as a youth. Looking for a constructive way to channel his energy, he turned to boxing, which ultimately shaped his career. In his romantic life, Campos is currently in a relationship with Javi Valentina Araya, whom he refers to as his partner.
Technical Overview
Campos’ professional career, starting on August 10, 2018, showcased his prowess with a unanimous decision win against Guillermo Dejeas. Triumphs against Luis Gonzalo Sucasaca Pari and Marcos Emilio Villafane further solidified his reputation. Campos strategically utilizes a mix of unanimous decisions and knockout victories, demonstrating versatility in the ring.
His boxing journey extends to international bouts, including a notable victory against Ritesh Gaunder in Tweed Heads, Australia, securing a unanimous decision. Winning the WBA Fedebol flyweight title against Jesus Martínez on December 21, 2019, marked a significant milestone. Campos defended titles successfully against Jesús Silvestre and Gilberto Pedroza, displaying resilience despite a setback in his IBF flyweight title challenge against Sunny Edwards.
On hooks, Campos employs a level change reminiscent of pulling the trigger on a shot. His forearm hooks strategically aim past the mouth/nose level, enhancing accuracy against taller opponents. Training involves incorporating body shots and utilizing kinetic energy for effective slips and angles. Campos maintains a focused approach, avoiding wild fights, keeping eyes on the opponent’s shoulders, and using kinetic energy to slip and close distances effectively.
Fight History
04/12/25 vs. Jimson Garcia, W-TKO, 3/10
10/04/24 vs. Joselito Velazquez, L-TKO, 6/10
05/18/24 vs. Edinson Martinez, D-MD, 10/10
09/09/23 vs. Ben Ligas, W-KO, 8/10
06/10/23 vs. Sunny Edwards, L-UD, 12/12
01/21/23 vs. Carlos Ruben Dario Ruiz, W-TKO, 4/8
08/14/22 vs. Gilberto Pedroza, W-UD, 10/10
06/11/22 vs. Jesus Silvestre, W-UD, 10/10
02/27/22 vs. Javier Martinez, W-KO, 4/10
12/04/21 vs. Francisco Gomez Sanchez, W-UD, 10/10
03/12/21 vs. Ramon Velasquez, W-UD, 10/10
03/14/20 vs. Pedro Villegas, W-UD, 10/10
12/21/19 vs. Jesus Martinez, W-UD, 9/9
11/23/19 vs. Ritesh Gaunder, W-UD, 6/6
09/07/19 vs. Ramon Velasquez, W-RTD, 6/10
07/05/19 vs. Agustin Francisco David Leiton, W-TKO, 2/8
03/30/19 vs. Claudio Lavinanza, W-SD, 6/6
01/25/19 vs. Marcos Emilio Villafane, W-UD, 6/6
10/19/18 vs. Luis Gonzalo Sucasaca Pari, W-UD, 4/4
08/10/18 vs. Guillermo Dejeas, W-UD, 4/4
