Stephen Fulton

Stephen Fulton is an active professional boxer from the United States. He is a two-weight world champion, currently holding the WBC Featherweight Title, and is the former unified WBC and WBO Super Bantamweight Champion.

Player Profile and Personal Life

Stephen Fulton Jr. was born on July 17, 1994, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The American fighter is 169 cm tall and has a wingspan of 179 cm.

He has competed in the Super Bantamweight and Featherweight divisions. He fights from an orthodox position and is based in his hometown of Philadelphia.

Career

Fulton began his professional campaign in October 2014, following a successful amateur career where he won the 2013 National Golden Gloves.

He won his first world title in January 2021 by defeating Angelo Leo via unanimous decision for the WBO Super Bantamweight Belt. His career is defined by a major rivalry with Brandon Figueroa. In November 2021, Fulton unified the division by defeating Figueroa in a "Fight Of The Year" contender to add the WBC title to his WBO belt.

In 2023, Fulton suffered his first professional loss, traveling to Japan to face pound-for-pound star Naoya Inoue and losing his unified titles via TKO.

He moved up to Featherweight and, in February 2025, recaptured a world title by defeating Brandon Figueroa in their highly anticipated rematch, winning the WBC Featherweight Championship by unanimous decision.

Career Record:

Total - 24

Wins - 23

• By knockout - 8
• By decision - 15

Losses – 1

• By knockout - 1
• By decision - 0

Draws - 0

Medal Record

• 2013 - Salt Lake City Golden Gloves, Men’s Super Bantamweight, Gold