Hector Camacho Career Boxing Collection 13 Fights on 6 DVDs

Proudly Presenting 13 Hector Camacho Boxing Fights on Boxing Dvd 

Name: Hector Camacho
Alias: Macho
Birth Name: Hector Luis Camacho
Born: 1962-05-24
Birthplace: Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Nationality: Puerto Rican
Hometown: Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Boxing Record: Won 79 Boxing Fight: Lost 6 Boxing Fights; Drawn 3; KO 38 Knockouts; KO% 48
Stance: Southpaw
Height: 5′ 6½″   /   169cm
Reach: 69″   /   175cm

History of Hector Luis Camacho Boxing Career

Hector Luis Camacho, one of five children, was born to Maria and Hector Camacho on May 24, 1962. Originally from Bayamon, Puerto Rico, the Camacho family moved to the east side of Manhattan, in 1967. Spanish Harlem, one of New York’s more demanding neighborhoods, was the environmental catalyst for what was to become Hectors’ profession. “When you grow up in the ghetto, you’ve got to be tough fast and furious” Camacho recalls, “fortunate for me, I was both. Camacho attended Catholic school, “…but I’m no angel…..,” he’s quick to remind, “I spent most of my time at the Boys Club; I wanted to be like Bruce Lee.In 1978, Hector fathered the first of four sons; Hector "Macho" Camacho, Jr.  Hector Jr., a/k/a “Machito,” (Spanish for little macho,) is also a professional boxer. The three younger Camacho's Justin, MC and Tyler show promise in the sports arena. Justin plays basketball, MC is an up and coming boxer, and Tyler also boxes. A three-time Golden Gloves Champion, Hector Camacho, Sr. began his formal boxing training at a local school. His natural talent and dedication to the sport secured him the World Championship at age 17, making him the second youngest World Champion in boxing history. Hector Camacho is 5’7”, and generally weighs in at 160 lbs. Although naturally right-handed, both he and his son box as southpaws. The boisterous and ostentatious, Hector “Macho” Camacho went undefeated for more than 11 years. Throughout his career, he has defeated some very formidable opponents, including Rafael “Bazooka” Limón, Roberto Duran, Vinnie Pazienza, Ray “Boom-Boom” Mancini and “Sugar” Ray Leonard. He sported an impressive record of 79-5-2, (38) by knockout. Despite the four losses, “The Macho Man” was never knocked down or knocked out.

Hector “Macho” Camacho creates hours of excitement, both in and out of the ring, and his glitzy style and outrageous personality is unprecedented and legendary throughout the boxing world.