Librado Andrade Tickets

Born Librado Andrade Ornelas on September 2, 1978, in Jesús del Monte, Guanajuato, Mexico, Librado Andrade built a storied career that bridged Mexican pride and American boxing grit. Based for years in La Habra, California, Andrade made his professional debut on August 14, 1999 and retired from the ring on June 15, 2013 after a 31-5 record with 24 knockouts. A formidable challenger on the world stage, he faced top-notch opponents for major titles and later carried that experience into coaching and advocacy.

On this page, you’ll find a detailed biography, career highlights, and a look at his ongoing impact off the ring, including Adelita Boxing’s efforts to empower female boxers in Mexico. If you’re looking to catch Librado Andrade live, we’ve got you covered with information on upcoming appearances, where to see him, and how to secure your seats.

Andrade’s boxing journey spans regional triumphs like the NABO titles in 2004 and the USBA super middleweight title in 2007, followed by world title challenges against Kessler (WBA/WBC) in 2007 and Bute (IBF) in 2008 and 2009. Post-retirement, he founded Adelita Boxing, a program supporting female athletes in Mexico through the Adelita Championship, continuing to influence the sport beyond his own ring career as of 2025. For fans in the Gold Coast event circuit and beyond, stay tuned for event pages featuring Librado Andrade—discover dates, venues, and how to secure your seats with ease.

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