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UBO Challenger: Felipe Moledas

 
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AUGUST 12, 2022 / BY UBO PRESS OFFICER

 
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Felipe Soares Moledas from Brazil turned professional late, as he had his first paid fight at the age of thirty-two in May of 2012 in his birth town Santos.

 
 

A Southpaw with better than average power, he won by second round knockout against fellow debutant Anderson Galvao, and scored another victory, also inside the distance, before the end of that year.


Already in his third outing he was scheduled for ten rounds, against experienced campaigner Genival Filho (7-11), but ended matters in round four.


Not as active as would have been ideal for someone who got a late start, he kept winning, and looked impressive when he stopped decent former WBC Youth World title-challenger Carlos De Jesus (11-9) in the second round in June of 2015.


 
 

Moledas remained undefeated, and won the WBA Fedebol Super Lightweight title along the way, until he fought fellow countryman Fernando Luis Pinto (7-1-1) for the vacant Universal Boxing Organization™ (UBO) Inter-Continental Welterweight title on February 15, 2020.

It was an excellent fight, but Pinto prevailed by majority decision (95-95, 96-94, 96-93) after ten quality rounds in Sao Paolo.

Now forty-two, Moledas, 10-1 (7), has not boxed since and is working successfully as a trainer.

 
 
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