Dante Jardon

Dante ‘Crazy’ Jardon, a veteran active in the Super-welterweight division, was born on December 20, 1988, in Mexico City, Mexico, which remains his place of residence. Standing 5 feet 8 inches with a 68.1-inch reach, he fights from an Orthodox stance.

Before he became a boxer, Jardon was a member of the youth teams for Club Universidad Nacional (UNAM), one of Mexico’s most prominent professional football (soccer) clubs. This background suggests an early discipline and commitment to high-level athletics before focusing on boxing. Details regarding the specific names and locations of his amateur boxing clubs are not widely published, though he is a product of the Mexico City boxing scene.

Dante Jardon made his professional debut on February 16, 2006, an exceptionally early start to what has become a career spanning over 19 years. His debut took place in Mexico City, Mexico, resulting in a Win via TKO against opponent Jorge Lopez.

Jardon has been a featured fighter for major promotional houses in Mexico, often headlining events promoted by Promociones del Pueblo, and has also been associated with Zanfer Promotions. His training is centred in his hometown of Mexico City. He has been photographed training at and participating in functions at the G3 Gym in Mexico City. He is also frequently associated with training sessions held at the legendary Arena Coliseo, a historical venue in the city.