2000-01 Boxing Junior Middleweights (154 lbs)
Updated August 28, 2020 |
Infoplease Staff
(Super Welterweights)
| Date | Winner | Loser | Result | Title | Site |
| Dec. 2 | Felix Trinidad | Fernando Vargas | TKO 12 | WBA/IBF | Las Vegas |
| Dec. 16 | Ronald “Winky” Wright | Keith Mullings | Wu 12 | — | Pittsburgh |
| Feb. 3 | Hector Camacho Sr. | Troy Lowry | Wu 10 | — | Miami |
| Feb. 12 | Harry Simon | Wayne Alexander | TKO 5 | — | Widnes, England |
| Apr. 1 | David Reid | Urbano Gurrola | Wu 10 | — | Las Vegas |
| Apr. 20 | Bronco McKart | Michael Lerma | Wu 10 | — | Cincinnati |
| Apr. 27 | Carlos Bojorquez | Pernell Whitaker | TKO 4 | — | Stateline, Nev. |
| May 5 | Fernando Vargas | Wilfredo Rivera | TKO 6 | — | El Paso, Texas |
| June 23 | Oscar De La Hoya | Javier Castillejo | Wu 12 | WBC | Las Vegas |
| Aug. 24 | Vernon Forrest | Edgar Ruiz | TKO 4 | — | Baltimore |
| Sept. 21 | Nick Acevedo | Carlos Bojorquez | Ws 10 | — | Philadelphia, Penn. |
| Sept. 22 | Fernando Vargas | Shibata Flores | KO 7 | WBA | Las Vegas |
| Oct. 12 | Ronald “Winky” Wright | Robert Frazier | Wu 12 | IBF | Indio, Calif. |
Note: Felix Trinidad vacated the WBA and IBF junior middleweight titles in order to move up in weight to middleweight.
| Middleweights (160 lbs) | Major Bouts, 2000–01 | Welterweights (147 lbs) |
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