Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez “Bam”
Bantamweight · United States (Mexican-American) · Boxing
Slick, high-volume southpaw boxer-puncher
A sharp, accurate left hook
Record & stats
| Division | Bantamweight |
|---|---|
| Categories | Boxing |
| Promotion | Boxing |
| Nationality | United States (Mexican-American) |
| Born | San Antonio, Texas, USA |
| Team | Robert Garcia Boxing Academy |
| Pro debut | 2017 |
| Height | 163cm |
| Reach | 170cm |
| Stance | Southpaw |
| Age | 26 |
| KO rate | 71% |
| Status | Active |
How the wins come
71% Finish rate- 17 KO/TKO · 71%
- 7 Decision · 29%
Titles & honors
- WBA Bantamweight Champion
- Former unified super flyweight champion
- Three-division champion
Biography
Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is one of boxing's brightest young stars — an undefeated, three-division world champion who fights with rare polish and volume for his age. A pro since 2017 out of San Antonio under Robert Garcia, the southpaw took a short-notice title shot at super flyweight in 2022 and ran with it.
He unified the super flyweight division with a series of standout wins, including a stoppage of Phumelele Cafu and a tenth-round knockout of Fernando Martinez in a 2025 unification in Riyadh. Outgrowing 115 pounds, he moved up and won a vacant WBA bantamweight title by knocking out Antonio Vargas in June 2026 to become a three-division champion before his mid-20s.
Rodriguez blends slick footwork, body punching and a sharp left hook, finishing fights when the opening appears.
As of June 2026 he is 24-0 (17 KOs) and the WBA bantamweight champion.
Fight history
- WAntonio VargasW KO 6
- WFernando MartinezW KO 10
FAQ
- What is Jesse Rodriguez's record?
- He is 24-0 with 17 knockouts as of June 2026.
- How many divisions has 'Bam' been champion in?
- Three — flyweight, super flyweight and bantamweight.
- What title does Jesse Rodriguez hold?
- He won the WBA bantamweight title by knocking out Antonio Vargas in June 2026.
- How old is Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez?
- He was born in January 2000, making him a three-division champion in his mid-20s.