One of the most decorated amateur boxers, 19-year-old Jordan Fuentes is ready to begin his journey as a professional boxer. From Fresno, California, he began boxing at only eight-years-old when his dad, Joey Funetes, showed him the sweet science. At age 13, he won his first-ever national title, and since then he has stacked his walls with trophies and medals he has collected in his 10-years as an amateur – a total of seven national titles, four state titles and a handful of regional accolades.

Fuentes carries the pain of tragically losing his sister, Jolissa Fuentes, inside of the ring with him. He made a promise to her that he will become a world champion one day. Ever since her death, he’s only lost once against Cornellio Phipps in Lubbock, Texas, in 2023. In December 2023, Fuentes won in the Paris Olympic Trials, defeating Steven Navarro in the finals. Newly signed to Golden Boy Promotions, Fuentes made his professional debut on the Serhii Bohachuk vs. Vergil Ortiz Jr. event on Aug. 10 in Las Vegas, securing a unanimous decision victory over James Mulder.