Pedro Campa

Pedro Antonio Campa Medina, known as "Roca," is a Mexican professional boxer born on January 16, 1992, in Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. Standing at 5 feet 9 inches with a reach of 67 inches, Campa fights with an orthodox stance.

Throughout his career, Campa has faced several notable opponents. On August 13, 2022, he fought former unified lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez in a super lightweight bout, where he suffered a loss via technical knockout in the seventh round.

In his most recent fight on November 9, 2024, Campa faced Alfredo Santiago for the WBO NABO Super Lightweight Title at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. Campa was knocked down three times during the bout, resulting in a loss.

Unlike fighters who simply walk their opponents down, Campa employs graceful, almost ballerina-like movements, gliding around the ring with poise and purpose. His approach reflects the “ebbs and flows” of the Mexican style, where every punch, weave, and slip comes from a finely tuned rhythm that begins with his feet.

Campa’s footwork is the cornerstone of his technique, always in motion, allowing him to both evade punches and generate explosive, kinetic energy in his own strikes. This dynamic movement enables him to sway effortlessly out of harm’s way while maintaining the ability to deliver malicious punches with precision and intent. His punches, often aimed at the temple or body, carry devastating power designed to break his opponent’s rhythm and balance.

But remember, Campa’s hand speed is still deadly. At times, he will lull his opponent into a false sense of security with his rhythmic, almost hypnotic movements, only to follow up with blistering combinations that catch them off guard.