Euri Cedeno

Euri Cedeño is a Dominican professional boxer competing in the middleweight division. Nicknamed “La Bazuca,” Cedeño fights out of La Romana, Dominican Republic, stands 6 ft 0 in (183 cm) with a 76-inch reach, and boxes from a southpaw stance. Since turning professional in 2022, he has compiled a record of 14 wins, 0 losses, and 1 draw, with 12 victories by knockout, establishing himself as one of the fastest-rising contenders at 160 pounds.

Before entering the professional ranks, Cedeño enjoyed a distinguished amateur career representing the Dominican Republic on the international stage. He competed at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and was regarded as one of his country's top amateur talents. Boxing runs deep in his family, as his late father, Aquino Cedeño, was a respected trainer who developed both Euri and his older brother, Hendri Cedeño, throughout their amateur careers.

Cedeño made an immediate impression after turning professional, showcasing explosive power with a series of early stoppage victories over opponents including Alexis Santana Sapelle, Abrahan Peralta, Julio de Jesus Rodriguez, and Adrian Perez. His only blemish came in October 2023, when he fought to a six-round draw against skilled Cuban boxer Dayan Depestre. Rather than slowing his momentum, the result served as a learning experience, and Cedeño has remained unbeaten ever since.

Over the last years, Cedeño has continued to climb the middleweight rankings with increasingly impressive performances. He earned dominant victories over undefeated Cuban Yoanki Urrutia, Antonio Todd, Dormedes Potes, Aro Schwartz, Ulices Tovar Rivera, Abel Mina, and Luis Eduardo Florez, with the majority of those wins coming inside the distance.