Jesse
Rodriguez

Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez may look unsuspecting outside the squared circle, but inside the ropes he is as fierce as they come.

Trained by legendary trainer Robert Garcia, the youngster shot to superstardom in 2022 and is firmly in contention for Fighter of the Year after his monumental run.

Rodriguez became the youngest titleholder in boxing with a wide points decision victory over Carlos Cuadras to claim the WBC Super-Flyweight title.

Bam was originally slated to fight on the undercard but stepped in at late notice, jumping up two weight classes, after Srisaket Sor Rungvisai pulled out through illness.

Rodriguez proved age is nothing but a number once again in his second bout of the year with a jaw-dropping performance against P4P ruler Rungvisai, inflicting him with his first knock-out loss since 2009.

Rodriguez closed off a spectacular year with an unanimous points decision victory over Israel Gonzalez on the undercard of Canelo-GGG 3.

Deciding to then drop down a weight class, Bam challenged Mexican Cristian Gonzalez for the vacant WBO World Flyweight Title in front of a home San Antonio crowd in April 2023. Despite breaking his jaw in the sixth round, Rodriguez ran out a comfortable winner to become a two-weight World Champion.

Rodriguez agreed to a Flyweight Unification showdown with IBF Champ Sunny Edwards in December 2023 in his comeback from injury and produced a P4P performance to stop his long-time rival and unify two 112lb Titles.

Bam decided to move back to 115lbs following victory over Edwards and landed a shot against another of The Four Kings in Juan Francisco Estrada in pursuit of further greatness at the age of 24. Bam put in a sparkling performance to become the first man to stop Estrada, producing a brutal body shot in the seventh round to win the WBC World and Ring Magazine Super Flyweight Titles.

Jesse mad his East Coast debut as chief support to Jaron Ennis in November 2024, defending his position as the best Super Flyweight in the world with a third round KO win over mandatory challenger Pedro Guevara.