BUILT FOR THE FIGHT.

The Boxing Cowboy | UNDEFEATED | 17-0 (14 KO)

SPEED. POWER. AGILITY.

UNDEFEATED | 17-0 (14 KO) | WBA #4 LIGHTWEIGHT

Najee “Chino“ Lopez stepped into boxing at six years old, when his father, Tito Lopez, first recognized something different in him. What followed was years of discipline, repetition, and winning.

More than 140 amateur bouts. Eight U.S. amateur championships. Gold at the 2015 National Junior Olympics. Gold at the 2019 Olympic National Qualifiers, where he was named Best Male Boxer of the Tournament. That same year, Najee represented Puerto Rico as an Olympic team alternate. Now, he’s building something bigger.

Undefeated as a professional at 16–0, Najee brings together speed, power, agility, and an elite boxing IQ, a combination designed not simply to compete, but to dominate. Every round has led here. Every fight moves him closer. The destination: World Champion.

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PARTNER WITH NAJEE

Built to make an impact in and out of the ring. For partnerships and sponsorship inquiries, connect with Najee’s team.

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YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE IN YOURSELF WHEN NO ONE ELSE DOES.

-Najee “Chino” Lopez

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MORE THAN A FIGHTER.

Champions aren’t defined only by what happens when the bell rings. They’re defined by what they represent when it doesn't. For Najee, boxing is the platform, not the entire purpose. His journey is about discipline. Family. Heritage. Community. And showing the next generation what becomes possible when talent and relentless work collide. The goal is bigger than winning fights. It’s creating impact.

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A shirtless man with tattoos on his arms and chest is in a moment of prayer, with his eyes closed and hands pressed together. In the background, a woman in a pink shirt and gray shorts is standing, also with hands in a prayer position, slightly blurred.
A man with tattoos wearing a cowboy hat crouching outdoors among trees, holding a yellow tool or stick, with sunlight filtering through the green leaves.
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A boxer holding a championship belt and water bottle, surrounded by fans and supporters, with some taking photos, in an indoor venue with stage lighting.
A man running on a treadmill in a gym, wearing a green jacket, beige shorts, blue running shoes, and a black cap.

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