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Jose Felix
Weightclass:
Lightweight
Age:
21
Birthplace:
Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico
Record:
23-0-1, 18 KOs
Height:
5'10"
Reach:
Managers:
Jose Felix Sr. (father), Ray Alcorta (advisor)
Trainers:
Jose Felix Sr.
biography

Ranked IBF #11 at 130 pounds…

Just 20 years old, Jose is a three-year pro. A prospect at 130 pounds, he has won 14 fights in a row since having a draw in June, 2010.
He is coming off a third-round TKO win against Meacher Major in his last fight on Decemeber 15.
After the fight, Michael Woods wrote on thesweetscience.com [excerpts]: Jose Felix, Jr. knocked out Meachor Major with a clean left hook in round number three of a lightweight contest that had been fairly close up until that point. Major stumbled down in a delayed reaction all the way to the canvas where the bout ultimately ended…. [End Woods item]
Jose scored one of his career-best wins in his previous fight on September 13, a 10-round unanimous decision against Puerto Rican prospect Luis Cruz.
Advisor Ray Alcorta said, "José trains at the Montiel's gym in Los Mochis. He was training with Manuel Montiel – Fernando's father – but José’s father has been training him full-time now.
"José is a boxer-puncher. He reminds me a little bit of Humberto Soto. He's an upright fighter – he has good height, about 5'10". He has a pretty good punch."
"José has been fighting his whole life. I think it's the right time for him to step up."
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fight history
Fight by Fight - 2012 - in his last fight on 12-15-12 in Houston, TX, he won by TKO (3rd round) against Meacher Major (20-5-1): the bout was on the undercard of the Nonito Donaire-Jorge Arce main event, and Jose dominated; he scored a devastating knockdown with a left hook in the 3rd round – Major got up but was unsteady, and the referee stopped the fight at 2:23…
On 9-13-12 in Las Vegas, NV, he won a 10 round unanimous decision against Luis Cruz (20-1): the bout was on the undercard of the Jessie Vargas-Aron Martinez main event, and it was a good, close fight; José consistently outworked Cruz, but Cruz scored a knockdown with a right hand in the 4th round; scored 96-94, 96-94, 97-92…
On 3-3-12 in Mazatlan, MX, he won by TKO (2nd round, 2:50) against Daniel Mendez (2-2)…
 
2011 – on 11-19-11 in Los Mochis, MX, he won an 8 round unanimous decision against Tadeo Cerecer (2-4-2): José scored a knockdown in the 2nd round…
On 8-27-11 in Mazatlan he won by knockout (4th round) against Arturo Gutierrez (12-3-1): José scored a knockdown in the 1st round, then scored another knockdown in the 3rd; he scored one more knockdown in the 4th round, and Gutierrez was counted out at 2:11…
On 8-20-11 in Guamuchil, MX, he won by knockout (1st round) against Juan Velasquez (6-14-4): José scored two knockdowns in the 1st round, and Velasquez was counted out…
On 6-18-11 in Guamuchil he won by knockout (2nd round) against Maximiliano Galindo (6-14-4): José scored a knockdown in the 2nd round, and Galindo was counted out at 0:57…
On 4-16-11 he TKOd Alfredo Banaga (3-10): in the 6th round…
On 4-1-11 in...
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background
AMATEUR, PERSONAL BACKGROUND: Advisor Ray Alcorta said, "José was born and raised in Los Mochis. He comes from a fighting family. He's related to Fernando Montiel. They're first cousins – his mother and Fernando's father are brother and sister. José's father and his uncle were also fighters - his father fought Johnny Tapia.
"Jose had over 60 amateur bouts in Mexico.
"He's single, no kids, and he goes to school at a college in Los Mochis."...
 
STRENGTHS: Has good skills and movement…has good punching power…comes from a strong family boxing background…
 
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 23 fights…73 total rounds…
AVERAGE LENGTH OF BOUTS: 3.1 rounds…
KNOCKOUT PERCENTAGE: 85 %...
DISTANCE FIGHTS: 10 rounds – 0…8 rounds – 1 (1-0)…6 rounds – 3 (3-0)…
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Biography
  • Ranked IBF #11 at 130 pounds…

Just 20 years old, Jose is a three-year pro. A prospect at 130 pounds, he has won 14 fights in a row since having a draw in June, 2010.

He is coming off a third-round TKO win against Meacher Major in his last fight on Decemeber 15.

After the fight, Michael Woods wrote on thesweetscience.com [excerpts]: Jose Felix, Jr. knocked out Meachor Major with a clean left hook in round number three of a lightweight contest that had been fairly close up until that point. Major stumbled down in a delayed reaction all the way to the canvas where the bout ultimately ended…. [End Woods item]

Jose scored one of his career-best wins in his previous fight on September 13, a 10-round unanimous decision against Puerto Rican prospect Luis Cruz.

Advisor Ray Alcorta said, "José trains at the Montiel's gym in Los Mochis. He was training with Manuel Montiel – Fernando's father – but José’s father has been training him full-time now.

"José is a boxer-puncher. He reminds me a little bit of Humberto Soto. He's an upright fighter – he has good height, about 5'10". He has a pretty good punch."

"José has been fighting his whole life. I think it's the right time for him to step up."

Fight History

Fight by Fight - 2012 - in his last fight on 12-15-12 in Houston, TX, he won by TKO (3rd round) against Meacher Major (20-5-1): the bout was on the undercard of the Nonito Donaire-Jorge Arce main event, and Jose dominated; he scored a devastating knockdown with a left hook in the 3rd round – Major got up but was unsteady, and the referee stopped the fight at 2:23…

On 9-13-12 in Las Vegas, NV, he won a 10 round unanimous decision against Luis Cruz (20-1): the bout was on the undercard of the Jessie Vargas-Aron Martinez main event, and it was a good, close fight; José consistently outworked Cruz, but Cruz scored a knockdown with a right hand in the 4th round; scored 96-94, 96-94, 97-92…

On 3-3-12 in Mazatlan, MX, he won by TKO (2nd round, 2:50) against Daniel Mendez (2-2)…

 

2011 – on 11-19-11 in Los Mochis, MX, he won an 8 round unanimous decision against Tadeo Cerecer (2-4-2): José scored a knockdown in the 2nd round…

On 8-27-11 in Mazatlan he won by knockout (4th round) against Arturo Gutierrez (12-3-1): José scored a knockdown in the 1st round, then scored another knockdown in the 3rd; he scored one more knockdown in the 4th round, and Gutierrez was counted out at 2:11…

On 8-20-11 in Guamuchil, MX, he won by knockout (1st round) against Juan Velasquez (6-14-4): José scored two knockdowns in the 1st round, and Velasquez was counted out…

On 6-18-11 in Guamuchil he won by knockout (2nd round) against Maximiliano Galindo (6-14-4): José scored a knockdown in the 2nd round, and Galindo was counted out at 0:57…

On 4-16-11 he TKOd Alfredo Banaga (3-10): in the 6th round…

On 4-1-11 in Mazatlan he won a 6 round unanimous decision against Jorge Alvarez (0-1)...

On 2-12-11 in Guadalajara, MX, he won by TKO (1st round) against Gustavo Meza (1-3-1): José scored a knockdown in the 1st round, and the referee stopped the fight at 2:45…

 

2010 – on 12-18-10 in Campeche, MX, he won by knockout (1st round, 2:34) against Jesus Vidal (8-9-1)…

On 11-5-10 in Guaymas, MX, he won by TKO (2nd round) against Saul Hermosillo (2-1)…

On 9-18-10 in Culiacan, MX, he won by TKO (1st round) against Carlos Rios (0-2-1): José scored a knockdown in the 1st round, and the referee stopped the fight at 0:48…

On 7-23-10 in Ciudad Obregon, MX, he won a 6 round majority decision against Saul Hermosillo (2-0)...

On 6-18-10 in Culiacan he had a 4 round draw against Maximiliano Galindo (5-13-3): José scored a knockdown in the 3rd round; scored 40-39 Felix, 39-39, 39-39…

On 5-21-10 in La Paz, MX, he won by TKO (3rd round) against Rafael Garcia (1-4): José scored one knockdown in the 1st round, then scored another knockdown in the 2nd; he stopped Garcia at 0:25 of the 3rd round…

On 4-24-10 in Guamuchil he won by knockout (1st round, 2:32) against Norberto Gamez (1-2)…

On 3-13-10 in La Paz he won by knockout (2nd round) against Hector Abundis (0-4)…

On 3-5-10 in San Carlos Nuevo Guaymas, MX, he won by knockout (2nd round) against Francisco Rodriguez (0-2): José scored a knockdown in the 1st round; he scored another knockdown in the 2nd, and the referee stopped the fight without a count at 1:27…

 

2009 – on 10-3-09 in Loreto, MX, he won by knockout (1st round, 1:38) against Abraham Verdugo (debut)…

On 9-25-09 in Los Mochis he won by knockout (2nd round, 2:05) against Patricio Lugo (1-9)…

On 9-4-09 in Los Mochis he won by TKO (5th round, 1:30) against Adan Garcia (4-1-1)…

He debuted at the age of 17 on 8-1-09 in Quaymas and knocked out Ruben Longoria (0-7): José scored two knockdowns in the 1st round, and Longoria was counted out at 1:14…

Amateur / Personal Background

AMATEUR, PERSONAL BACKGROUND: Advisor Ray Alcorta said, "José was born and raised in Los Mochis. He comes from a fighting family. He's related to Fernando Montiel. They're first cousins – his mother and Fernando's father are brother and sister. José's father and his uncle were also fighters - his father fought Johnny Tapia.

"Jose had over 60 amateur bouts in Mexico.

"He's single, no kids, and he goes to school at a college in Los Mochis."...

 

STRENGTHS: Has good skills and movement…has good punching power…comes from a strong family boxing background…

 

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 23 fights…73 total rounds…

AVERAGE LENGTH OF BOUTS: 3.1 rounds…

KNOCKOUT PERCENTAGE: 85 %...

DISTANCE FIGHTS: 10 rounds – 0…8 rounds – 1 (1-0)…6 rounds – 3 (3-0)…