Mikey Garcia Boxrec Profile and Current Record
Mikey Garcia is a professional boxer listed on Boxrec with a record of 40 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw, with 30 wins by knockout. His profile on Boxrec details his weight-class history from featherweight to light welterweight, including official bouts and sanctioning body rankings. The Boxrec page for Mikey Garcia aggregates his complete fight history, title bouts, and purse figures used for public record keeping. You can view the official Boxrec profile for Mikey Garcia here: Mikey Garcia Boxrec profile.
Boxrec lists Garcia as a switch-hitter with orthodox and southpaw stances, and his record includes wins over notable champions in multiple divisions. The site tracks his title holdings, including the WBC and IBF lightweight belts, and provides a searchable database of his sanctioned bouts. Boxrec data is widely used by promoters, broadcasters, and analysts to verify fighter records and sanctioning body rankings.
Mikey Garcia Career Earnings and Financial Profile
Mikey Garcia's career earnings are estimated in the low millions, with disclosed purses from major bouts reported by state athletic commissions and media outlets. His highest-profile paydays came from fights against Vasiliy Lomachenko and Robert Easter Jr., where disclosed purses ranged from several hundred thousand to over a million dollars per bout. Financial details from these bouts are available through public records and boxing business reports on Forbes: Forbes boxing business.
Garcia's earnings reflect his status as a multi-division champion with a large pay-per-view draw, though his career has been marked by high-profile cancellations and rescheduling that affected disclosed payouts. His financial profile includes earnings from world title bouts, interim title fights, and co-main events on major cards, with purses often split between guaranteed money and win bonuses. Public records and commission filings show that his highest disclosed purse came from the Lomachenko rematch, where he earned a seven-figure guaranteed amount.
Mikey Garcia Rankings, Titles, and Career Timeline
Mikey Garcia held the WBC lightweight title and the IBF lightweight title during his career, with multiple interim and secondary titles across featherweight, super featherweight, and lightweight divisions. His ranking history includes periods as a top contender in the lightweight and light welterweight divisions, with placements in the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board and Ring Magazine top 10. The timeline of his career shows a rapid rise from amateur standout to world champion across multiple weight classes.
Garcia's career timeline includes a high-profile move up in weight to challenge for the lightweight title, followed by a successful defense and a subsequent loss that led to a division change. He later returned to lightweight and fought for another world title, with his most recent activity focusing on rebuilding his record and ranking after setbacks. His career is tracked by sanctioning bodies and databases that record title lineage, mandatory challenges, and official bout outcomes.
Sanctioning Body Rankings and Title History
The WBC, IBF, WBO, and Ring Magazine have all ranked Garcia in the lightweight and light welterweight divisions at various points in his career. His title history includes the WBC lightweight belt won in 2017 and the IBF lightweight belt held earlier in his career, with both titles defended successfully before he moved up in weight. Sanctioning body records show his mandatory challenges and ranking movements, which are updated after each bout and reflected in official standings.