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Leo Santa Cruz 2021: Record, Net Worth, Salary, and Endorsements Leodegario Santa Cruz, also known as Leo Santa Cruz, is one of the top active pugilists and is ranked #1 by the TBRB for featherweights in 2021. The 32-year-old Mexican also known as ‘El Terremoto’ has been boxing professionally for almost a decade and a half.  LAS VEGAS, NV – JANUARY 28: Leo Santa Cruz celebrates his majority decision win over Carl Frampton after their WBA featherweight title fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on January 28, 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images) Before taking up the sport professionally, Santa Cruz won back-to-back gold medals at the International Junior Olympics Tournament in the years 2004 and 2005. He also claimed silver at the U.S. National Championship in 2006.  He turned professional at the age of 18 and has gone on to claim titles in 3 different weight classes. ‘El Terremoto’ still has sufficient time left in the sport and will look to carve out a niche for himself and claim titles in many more divisions.   Leo Santa Cruz: Record ‘El Terremoto’ has put together a 37-2-1 record. He started off his journey at bantamweight and went undefeated in 19 fights to earn his first full title shot. In this time, he claimed the WBC Youth interim bantamweight title vs Stephane Jamoye. The gold cemented the then 22-year-old as a top prospect in the bantamweight division. ‘El Terremoto’ won the IBF bantamweight title against Vusi Malinga and made 4 successful defenses. Subsequently, he moved up to super bantamweight and earned a championship bout against Victor Terrazas.  LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 09: Leo Santa Cruz (gold shorts) in the ring as he gets ready to start against Abner Mares (not pictured) in their WBA Featherweight Title & WBC Diamond Title fight at Staples Center on June 9, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. Santa Cruz won by decision. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) Leo Santa Cruz fought for a title in a third weight class in 2015. He triumphed over Abner Mares to claim the WBA (Super) featherweight title.  At this weight class, ‘El Terremoto’ faced adversity and suffered his first and only professional defeat. British pugilist Carl Frampton claimed a majority decision win.  ‘El Terremoto’ returned the favor just 5 months later and claimed the super featherweight title in 2019 vs Miguel Flores. However, Santa Cruz lost his title to Gervonta Davis in 2020 after he was viciously knocked out. Despite this, 2021 could be a career-defining year for the Mexican. It may be the last time we see the talented fighter compete for a world title. Leo Santa Cruz: Foundation and Charity  Santa Cruz’s trainer and father Jose Santa Cruz suffered from cancer. As a result, he is always keen to be a part of initiatives to spread awareness about the condition.  He appeared at a #Bat4Hope Celebrity Softball game in 2016. The event was held with all proceeds going to the Padres Contra El Cancer. It helped raise awareness about Childhood Cancer and Leo Santa Cruz claimed that it was an honor to be associated with the event.  NEW YORK, NY – JANUARY 24: MANDATORY CREDIT Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Leo Santa Cruz speaks to the Media during SHOWTIME SPORTS 2018 Boxing Announcements at Cipriani on Jnauary 24, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Bill Tompkins/Getty Images) In 2017, Santa Cruz held a raffle to raise money for the W.B.C. Cares program & Padres Contra El Cancer. The items subject on the table was ‘El Terremoto’s ring gear from his thirty-fifth professional fight. He reclaimed the WBA (Super) featherweight championship in Las Vegas.  The pugilist held the event to give back to those who helped him out, as well as help out those who suffer from cancer.  Leo Santa Cruz: Net Worth 2021 As per Celebrity How, Leo Santa Cruz has a net worth of $9 million. ‘El Terremoto’ made $900,000 when he avenged his sole professional defeat to Carl Frampton (Boxing News 24). Furthermore, as per Forbes, he breached the 7-figure mark when he took home $1 million against Abner Mares.  Leo Santa Cruz Endorsements As of 2021, there are no known endorsements for the 32-year-old boxer. How to contact Leo Santa Cruz? Instagram, Facebook, Twitter  Age 32  Reach 69”  Height 5’ 7.5“  Weight 130 lbs  Marital status  Unmarried   Partner  Maritza Amador   Residence  Rosemead, California   Nationality  Mexican   Endorsements  N/A   Networth $9 million   Birthdate 1988/8/10  Record 37-2-1  Achievements Former WBA (Super) super featherweight champion, WBC Youth interim bantamweight champion, IBF bantamweight champion, USABA super bantamweight champion, WBC super bantamweight champion, WBA (Super) featherweight champion   Nickname  ‘El Terremoto’

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