Lucas Bahdi (born January 27, 1994) is a Canadian professional boxer who currently competes in the lightweight division.
Early life Bahdi is of Italian and Palestinian heritage. His father George is a prominent builder in the Niagara Falls area.
Amateur career Bahdi was a three time national champion. He turned pro, ending his olympic hopes due to losing trust with the national team programme.
Professional career
Bahdi vs. Amparan Bahdi claimed the first title of his pro career against Mexican Jesus Amparan. In round nine, Bahdi dropped Amparan with a hard right hand forcing the referee to wave it off, making Bahdi the IBF North American champion. The fight took place in Bahdi's hometown of Niagara Falls.
Bahdi vs. Sylve Bahdi had his biggest win to date on the undercard of Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Against American Most Valuable Promotions prospect Ashton Sylve. Despite being outpointed most of the fight, Bahdi shockingly knocked out Sylve in the sixth round, which became a knockout of the year candidate. After his fight against Sylve, it was announced that Bahdi had signed with Most Valuable Promotions on November 21, 2024. Effectively replacing Sylve as MVP's top prospect.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes20Win20–0Roger GutiérrezUD1223 Aug 202519Win19–0Ryan Jamez RacazaUD107 Mar 202518Win18–0Armando Casamonica1015 Nov 202417Win17–0Ashton SylveKO6 (10), 20 Jul 202416Win16–0José Luis RodríguezTKO4 (8), 1 Jun 202415Win15–0Eliot ChávezKO5 (8)7 Sep 202314Win14–0Jesús AmparanKO9 (10), 21 May 202313Win13–0Diego Andrade ChávezUD826 Nov 202212Win12–0Diego Fabián Eligio102 Jul 202211Win11–0Rodolfo Flores MorenoTKO3 (6), 7 May 202210Win10–0Alejandro Palmero HernándezTKO4 (6), 28 Nov 20209Win9–0Carlos López Marmolejo1 (8), 29 Feb 20208Win8–0Genaro García GutiérrezTKO1 (6), 18 Jan 20207Win7–0Victor Cardozo CoronelKO2 (8), 23 Nov 20196Win6–0Victor Campos CapetilloTKO1 (6), 19 Oct 20195Win5–0Jonathan Ivan SánchezTKO1 (4), 28 Sep 20194Win4–0Laramie CarmonaTKO1 (4), 7 Sep 20193Win3–0Luis Granados GonzálezKO1 (4), 3 Aug 20192Win2–0Ricardo González Guillén1 (4), 29 Jun 20191Win1–0Luis Yan Revilla2 (4), 25 May 2019
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