Carlos Ernesto Murillo Duarte (born December 10, 1970) is a Panamanian former professional boxer who competed from 1990 to 2005. He held the World Boxing Association light flyweight title in 1996.
Professional career Murillo turned professional in 1990 and amassed a record of 32–2 before he beat Choi Hi-yong to win the WBA light flyweight title. At the time he was seen as the next Panamanian boxing superstar after Roberto Durán. He would go on to lose the title four months later Keiji Yamaguchi. Murillo would get another world title opportunity this time against Colombia's Mauricio Pastrana; he would lose via ninth round stoppage.
One of his trainers was María Toto.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes50Loss38–11–1Go Onaga49LossJean Piero Pérez48Draw38–9–1Jonathan Aguilar47Loss38–9Carlos Melo46Win38–8Jonathan Aguilar45Loss37–8Jose Plinio Gonzalez44Loss37–7Edison Torres43Loss37–6Mauricio Pastrana42Win37–5Nelson Dieppa41Win36–5Royers Vasquez40Loss35–5Joma Gamboa39Win35–4Virgilio Chifundo38Loss34–4Keiji Yamaguchi37Loss34–3Keiji Yamaguchi36Win34–2Jose Garcia Bernal35Win33–2Choi Hi-yong34Win32–2Rafael Orozco33Win31–2Ignacio Aguilar32Win30–2Sergio Moreno31Win29–2German Caceres30Win28–2Benedicto Murillo29Win27–2Eric Griffin28Win26–2Robinson Cuesta27Win25–2Stevenson Zuniga26Win24–2Lee Sandoval25Loss23–2Chana Porpaoin24Win23–1Sixto Jaramillo23Win22–1Carlos Eluaiza22Win21–1Oscar Dante Reynoso21Loss20–1Chana Porpaoin20Win20–0Asdrubal Velasquez19Win19–0Aldairo Miranda18Win18–0Marcelino Bolívar17Win17–0Manuel Germosen16Win16–0Andres Tavarez15Win15–0Reynaldo Samaniego14Win14–0Uriel Londono13Win13–0Yamil Caraballo12Win12–0Bernardo Diaz11Win11–0Jesus Arias10Win10–0Manuel Garcia9Win9–0Victor Molino8Win8–0Orlando Maestre7Win7–0Alex Miller6Win6–0Santos Becerra5Win5–0Alejandro Solis4Win4–0Ernesto Cooper3Win3–0Alex Miller2Win2–0Alejandro Solis1Win1–0Eric Aguilar
See also List of world light-flyweight boxing champions
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