Bruno Girard Record

Bruno Girard is a 54-year-old retired French professional boxer. He is a two-weightclass world champion with 2 world-title wins. In a career spanning 11 years, 4 months, and 18 days, Girard amassed a record of 42-4-2, which includes 7 wins via KO, 1 of which was in a world-title fight.

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LEGEND

Boxing Career

Bruno Girard was born in Blois, France on November 25, 1970. He made his professional debut at the age of 20 years on October 18, 1991 against Milko Stoikov. Girard defeated Stoikov via 6 round points decision, making a successful beginning of his pro career.

Girard got his first shot at a world title at the age of 29 after 39 professional fights. On December 11, 1999 Girard challenged Byron Mitchell's WBA super-middleweight title but lost via 12-round split decision.

In his next fight, he got another shot at the super-middleweight WBA title. This time he defeated Mitchell via 12-round split decision, winning his first world title.

He then went on to successfully win the light-heavyweight (WBA) titles also to become a two-division world champion.

Girard's last fight was a 7th-round TKO loss to Mehdi Sahnoune at age 32, on March 8, 2003, in which he lost his WBA (Regular) light-heavyweight title.

Some of Bruno Girard's best fights have been against Lou Del Valle. For a complete list of Girard's best fights and their details, refer to "Best fights of Bruno Girard".

Girard has 4 losses on his record. For details about these losses refer to "Bruno Girard Losses".

Fight Record

#	Date	Age	Opponent	Res	Via
48	Mar 08, 2003	32	Mehdi Sahnoune	loss	TKO 7
47	Jul 13, 2002	31	Lou Del Valle 34 31-2-1	win	SD 12
46	May 23, 2002	31	Thomas Hansvoll	win	UD 12
45	Dec 22, 2001	31	Robert Koon	win	TKO 11
44	Aug 04, 2001	30	Lou Del Valle 33 31-2	draw	SD 12
43	May 14, 2001	30	Marco Antonio Duarte	win	KO 4
42	Sep 16, 2000	29	Manny Siaca	win	SD 12
41	Apr 08, 2000	29	Byron Mitchell	win	UD 12
40	Dec 11, 1999	29	Byron Mitchell	draw	SD 12
39	Jun 07, 1999	28	Juergen Hartenstein	win	TKO 8
38	Apr 10, 1999	28	Andrey Shkalikov	win	SD 12
37	Feb 26, 1999	28	Rob Bleakley	win	TKO 6
36	Dec 03, 1998	28	Michel Simeon	win	PTS 6
35	Nov 06, 1998	27	Hassan Mokhtar	win	PTS 8
34	May 16, 1998	27	Patrice Cord'Homme	win	PTS 10
33	Mar 30, 1998	27	Darren Dorrington	win	PTS 8
32	Feb 03, 1998	27	Allaoua Anki	win	UD 10
31	Dec 06, 1997	27	Orlando Wiet	win	PTS 8
30	Nov 05, 1997	26	Darren Sweeney	win	KO 6
29	Oct 10, 1997	26	Vitaliy Kopytko	win	KO 6
28	Apr 04, 1997	26	Jean-Roger Tsidjo	win	PTS 10
27	Feb 14, 1997	26	Mathieu Raybier	win	PTS 10
26	Apr 13, 1996	25	Jean-Roger Tsidjo	win	UD 10
25	Feb 24, 1996	25	Abderhaman Taouri	win	PTS 8
24	Oct 27, 1995	24	Janos Ferenc Dobai	win	PTS 8
23	May 06, 1995	24	Gaston Cool	win	PTS 8
22	Mar 11, 1995	24	Tshimanga M'Biye	loss	PTS 10
21	Jun 24, 1994	23	Mohamed Siluvangi	loss	PTS 8
20	May 20, 1994	23	Hamid Hadi	win	PTS 8
19	Apr 08, 1994	23	Gaston Cool	win	PTS 6
18	Feb 01, 1994	23	Rund Kanika	win	PTS 6
17	Dec 03, 1993	23	Blagoy Sokolov	win	PTS 8
16	Oct 15, 1993	22	Marvin O'Brien	win	PTS 8
15	May 19, 1993	22	Christophe Younsi	win	PTS 6
14	Apr 09, 1993	22	Kristo Slavchev	win	KO 4
13	Feb 11, 1993	22	Konstantin Semerdjiev	loss	PTS 6
12	Nov 29, 1992	22	Tzvetan Todorov	win	PTS 6
11	Nov 13, 1992	21	Jean-Paul Roux	win	PTS 6
10	Oct 16, 1992	21	Nebojsa Milosevic	win	PTS 6
9	Sep 07, 1992	21	Abdelakim Zirek	win	PTS 6
8	Jun 19, 1992	21	Patrice Cord'Homme	win	PTS 6
7	May 22, 1992	21	Camilo Alarcon	win	PTS 6
6	Apr 17, 1992	21	Abdelakim Zirek	win	PTS 6
5	Mar 27, 1992	21	Mohammed Hamila	win	PTS 6
4	Feb 14, 1992	21	Louis Benoit	win	PTS 6
3	Dec 14, 1991	21	Arnaud Brillant	win	PTS 6
2	Nov 29, 1991	21	Alain Leboucher	win	PTS 6
1	Oct 18, 1991	20	Milko Stoikov	win	PTS 6