Emmanuel Lucero Tickets

Emmanuel Lucero, nicknamed El Carnicero (The Butcher), is a former professional boxer from Mexico City, Mexico. Competing from bantamweight to super featherweight, Lucero built a reputation for his tenacity in the ring and fought some of the era’s notable opponents, including a high-profile title bout against Manny Pacquiao for the IBF super bantamweight title in 2003 in Las Vegas. Standing at 1.63 meters, Lucero’s career spanned from 1998 to 2013, with his last recorded fight on February 2, 2013, a loss by TKO to Rod Salka. Although there isn’t verifiable music discography or a 2025 music tour activity under this name, Lucero remains a respected figure in boxing history, and fans can catch up with his career highlights and legacy here.

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Biography and career milestones:

• Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico
• Height: 1.63 m
• Weight classes: Bantamweight to Super Featherweight
• Professional career: 1998–2013
• Nickname: El Carnicero (The Butcher)
• Notable bout: Pacquiao vs Lucero for the IBF super bantamweight title in 2003, Las Vegas
• Last recorded fight: February 2, 2013, against Rod Salka (loss by TKO)

Discography and touring:

• Currently, there is no verifiable music discography or 2025 music tour activity associated with Emmanuel Lucero under this name. If future musical ventures arise, we’ll update with official announcements and links.