Three Fights, Three Knockout Victories
At just 20 years old, Noah Villaverde is quickly establishing himself as one of the exciting young prospects in professional boxing. Representing Échirolles Boxe, the French welterweight has made a remarkable start to his professional career, recording three consecutive victories — all by stoppage in the fourth round.
His professional debut came on September 18, 2026, in Metz, where he made an immediate statement with a referee-stoppage victory in the fourth round. A promising first performance that set the tone for what was to come.
Just a few weeks later, on October 15, Noah returned to the ring at the Palatina Boxing event in Enghien-les-Bains. Despite being called up only one week before the fight, he delivered another impressive performance, defeating Jimmy Lalin by technical knockout in the fourth round.
He continued his winning streak on October 24 in Échirolles, fighting in front of his home crowd. Facing Georgian opponent Andranik Janamyan, Noah once again secured a fourth-round stoppage, bringing his professional record to three wins from three fights.
The Rise of a Promising Young Talent
Three fights, three victories, three stoppages — and a consistent ability to finish his opponents in the same round. Noah’s early professional record speaks for itself.
Beyond the results, his rapid progression reflects the work, discipline and ambition behind his development. With each appearance, he is gaining valuable experience and building momentum in the professional ranks.
Still at the beginning of his journey, Noah Villaverde has already shown that he is a name to watch in the welterweight division. His potential is clear, and his ambition is to keep climbing the ranks and make his mark on the international boxing scene.
Three fights. Three wins. Three fourth-round stoppages. The rise of Noah Villaverde has only just begun.