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Henry Bruseles, affectionately known as El Nitro, is a retired Puerto Rican professional boxer from Gurabo, Puerto Rico. Born on June 17, 1980, Bruseles made his pro debut on February 8, 1999 and built a solid career highlighted by NABO Light Welterweight title wins and notable battles on the road to world championship contention. Though his career wrapped up in 2010 after a loss to Mike Jones, Bruseles remains a respected figure in Puerto Rico’s boxing history. This page provides a concise biography, career milestones, and a recap of his boxing legacy for fans and researchers alike.

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Key facts: Bruseles fought professionally from 1999 through 2010, finishing with a record of 28-4-1 and 15 KOs across 33 bouts. A memorable chapter in his career was the WBC super-lightweight title eliminator loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. on January 22, 2005. He held the NABO Light Welterweight title on multiple occasions, showcasing his skill and perseverance. While there are no 2025 tour dates as Bruseles is retired, fans can follow his legacy and updates from official boxing communities and related resources. For more information on his career and impact, see official social channels listed below.

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  • Nationality: Puerto Rican
  • Nickname: El Nitro
  • Born: June 17, 1980, Gurabo, Puerto Rico
  • Pro debut: February 8, 1999
  • Boxing record: 28-4-1 with 15 KOs in 33 fights
  • Notable bout: Lost to Floyd Mayweather Jr. on January 22, 2005 in a WBC super-lightweight title eliminator

Key facts: Bruseles fought professionally from 1999 through 2010, finishing with a record of 28-4-1 and 15 KOs across 33 bouts. A memorable chapter in his career was the WBC super-lightweight title eliminator loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. on January 22, 2005. He held the NABO Light Welterweight title on multiple occasions, showcasing his skill and perseverance. While there are no 2025 tour dates as Bruseles is retired, fans can follow his legacy and updates from official boxing communities and related resources. For more information on his career and impact, see official social channels listed below.

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