antonio hoffmann

Starting off his pro career on May 2012 age 18, Antonio Hoffmann has had a total of 14 fights - 13 wins, 1 losses, and 0 draws. 9 of the wins coming via stoppage. Hoffmann's longest KO streak is 4 fights long out of his 14 career fights.

Early Career

An explosive pro debut saw Hoffmann face Hamze Masemani in a 4 round debut fight. Antonio became only the 8th person to stop Masemani shy of the full distance, stopping him in the 1st. Maintaining a successful start proved easy for Hoffmann with a further 7 wins, beating boxers such as Pietro D'alessio, Jonny Ibramov and Anatolij Baron.

Antonio Hoffmann Vs Anatolij Baron

On May 11th, 2013 Hoffmann fought and beat Anatolij Baron (3-4-0) to continue his unbeaten streak. In 2013 Hoffmann fought his next opponent Anatolij Baron and defeated him via UD. Hoffmann was the 4th person to go the distance with Baron. 4 wins followed where Hoffmann went on to be the 2nd person to stop Jonny Ibramov (Round 7 RTD), 7th person to stop Mehmet Tanriverdi and first to stop Dennis Udaloj.

Antonio Hoffmann Vs Amir Khan

Next was Amir Khan on November 22nd, 2014 where Hoffmann took the win continuing his unbeaten streak. In 2014 Hoffmann fought his next opponent Amir Khan and defeated him via UD. Hoffmann was the 4th person to go the distance with Khan. Hoffmann's winning streak went from 10 wins to 12 after he then defeated boxers including Ion Barsan and Suleyman Dag.

Antonio Hoffmann Vs Michael Obin

Hoffmann then went on to fight and beat Michael Obin on November 14th, 2015 maintaining his unbeaten record. Obin was a great challenge for Hoffmann, losing over the full 8 round distance and crowning Hoffmann as the 5th person to have defeated Obin.

Latest Fight

Antonio Hoffmann failed to add another win to his record by losing against Steven Butler on January 30th, 2016, taking his record to 13-1-0. Walking into his 14th pro fight, the confidence Hoffmann had was short lived and Butler out-boxed Hoffmann over the 8 to give Hoffmann his first pro defeat via UD. With only one loss to his name, we're sure to see him again.