Erickson Lubin

Erickson Lubin is an active professional boxer from the United States. He is a top-ranked Light Middleweight contender and a former World Title challenger.

Player Profile and Personal Life

Erickson Lubin was born on October 1, 1995, in Orlando, Florida, United States of America. The American fighter is 177 cm tall and has a wingspan of 189 cm.

He has competed as a Light Middleweight during his professional tenure.

Lubin had a decorated amateur career, winning several national tournaments before turning professional.

Career

Lubin began his professional campaign in November 2013. He won his first 18 professional fights, including a title eliminator victory over Jorge Cota in March 2017.

This led to his first world title opportunity in October 2017, a rivalry with Jermell Charlo for the WBC Light Middleweight Title. Lubin suffered his first professional defeat, a first-round knockout.

He rebuilt his career over the next several years, winning the WBC Silver Title against Terrell Gausha in 2020 and defeating former unified champion Jeison Rosario in 2021.

This set up a second major rivalry, this time against Sebastian Fundora in April 2022 for the WBC Interim Title. In a back-and-forth contest, Lubin was retired by his corner in the ninth round, marking his second career loss. He has since won three consecutive fights, including a 2023 victory over Jesus Ramos.

Career Record:

Total - 29

Wins - 27

• By knockout – 19
• By decision - 8

Losses - 2

• By knockout – 2
• By decision - 0

Draws - 0

Medal Record

• 2013 - National Golden Gloves, Men’s Welterweight, Gold
• 2013 - National PAL Championships, Men’s Welterweight, Gold