UNDEFEATED  ·  SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT  ·  CANCÚN, MEXICO

ANDREE GARCIA

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20 Wins | 0 Losses | 1 Draw | 16 KOs. Proudly representing Cancún, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Read the press →

20-0-1 Record
16 KOs
80% KO Rate
4 Pro Titles
2018 Pro Debut

PROFESSIONAL CAREER

FIGHT RECORD

20-0-1
16 KO
JUN 2025
ARAMIS SOLIS
Colima, Mexico
WIN
3rd-Round KO
DEC 2024
PHILIP RAMIREZ
Cúcuta, Colombia
WIN
2nd-Round TKO
SEP 2024
MIGUEL BERMÚDEZ
Colima, Mexico
WIN
3rd-Round KO
DEC 2023
JOSE VALLE
Colima, Mexico • National Title
WIN
4th-Round TKO
AUG 2023
JOSE CUPUL
Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico
NO CONTEST
No Contest
DEC 2022
RONALD BERRIO
Santa Marta, Colombia
WIN
2nd-Round KO
SEP 2022
RONALD RAMOS
Colima, Mexico
WIN
7th-Round DQ
DEC 2021
VICTOR DURAN
Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico
WIN
5th-Round KO
OCT 2021
EZEQUIEL BETANCOURT
Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico
WIN
Majority Decision
AUG 2021
VICTOR CARMONA
Ciudad del Carmen, Mexico
WIN
2nd-Round TKO

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01  /  THE STORY

THE FIGHTER. THE JOURNEY. THE LEGACY.

Andree Garcia with championship belts
BUILT FOR THIS

Andree "El Gitano" Garcia's story is about much more than boxing. It's a story of faith, family, discipline, and a promise built from nothing.

Born in Veracruz, Raised in Cancún

Andree "El Gitano" Garcia was born on August 7, 1997, in Veracruz, Mexico. His family was already living in Cancún, Quintana Roo, but during her pregnancy, his mother traveled to Veracruz to visit family. It was there that labor came early and Andree was born.

Just two months after his birth, he returned with his family to Cancún — the city that has been his home ever since, where he grew up, became an athlete, and began building the career he carries today.

Garcia considers Cancún home and proudly carries the name of Quintana Roo in every single fight.

From Athlete to Boxer

Sport was part of Garcia's life from childhood, encouraged by his father, Mario, who saw physical activity as a path to discipline. At nine, Garcia began playing soccer, spending roughly seven years in the sport, including time in youth ranks affiliated with Club Deportivo Guadalajara (Chivas). At 17, his father introduced him to boxing as a positive outlet — and Garcia found something deeper inside the gym: structure, focus, and purpose. What began as an outlet became the profession he chose to dedicate his life to.

Garcia spent about three years developing as an amateur, including a roughly two-month training stint in Cuba, immersing himself in one of the most respected boxing cultures in the world.

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BIGGER THAN BOXING.

The Origin of "El Gitano" & Humble Beginnings

The nickname carries a personal connection to his father's family, which has Roma ("gitano") roots. A Cuban trainer who learned this story during Garcia's development suggested he adopt El Gitano as his identity in the ring. Over time, the name became inseparable from the fighter himself.

Garcia turned professional in 2018. His father recalls that his first professional purse was approximately $50 — a modest start to a career the family was determined to build from nothing. As opportunities in Cancún became harder to find, the family began seeking fights outside Quintana Roo. His mother supported his nutrition and preparation, his younger brother helped wherever needed, his father built relationships and found opportunities, and Garcia carried one responsibility: train, prepare, and win.

Discipline Beyond the Ring

Alongside boxing, Garcia completed his university studies, earning a degree in Systems Engineering and his professional license (cédula profesional). His academic path reflects the same discipline and consistency that have shaped him as an athlete.

"My goal is to leave my name and my story behind for the next generation, many years from now. I'd like to be remembered in a way that gives people strength and motivation — to know that anything is possible."

FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

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PRO TITLES

A championship résumé built across regional and national absolute boxing stages.

DEC 2023 • COLIMA, MEXICO 01

MEXICAN NATIONAL ABSOLUTE SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

Dec 2023  |  Colima, Mexico  |  def. Jose Valle (TKO-4)

Garcia's signature achievement — according to Garcia and his team, this made him the first boxer representing Quintana Roo to capture Mexico's National Absolute Super Bantamweight Championship.

CAMPECHE, MEXICO 02

FECOMBOX REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, Mexico

Garcia's first major professional title, and an important validation of the road his family built fighting outside Cancún.

2021 • REGIONAL 03

ABF AMERICAN WEST CHAMPIONSHIP

2021  |  American Boxing Federation

American Boxing Federation regional title (bantamweight / super bantamweight).

PACIFIC COAST 04

MEXICAN PACIFIC COAST SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP 2025

Pacific Coast Regional Title

Details pending official verification.

new chapter

BUILDING THE NEXT STAGE IN LOS ANGELES

Garcia is building the next stage of his career in Los Angeles, training at the renowned Wild Card Boxing Club while focused on conditioning, sparring, and recovery in one of the most competitive boxing environments in the United States.

Legendary Wild Card Boxing Club • Met Mike Tyson • Sparred with Sean Garcia • Trains alongside Ryan Garcia • U.S. Media Appearances

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