Kiko Martinez

Kiko Martinez is a well-known Spanish professional boxer. He has been fighting in professional matches since 2004. Martinez held the IBF super-bantamweight title from 2013 to 2014. Kiko also held the European super-bantamweight title three times and the European featherweight title in 2018. 

Kiko Martinez was born Francisco "Kiko" Martínez Sánchez on March 7, 1986, in Elche, Baix Vinalopo. He has successfully kept his personal life and parents under the light. Kiko is yet to utter a single word about his education and academic qualification. Talking about his physical appearance, Martinez stands five feet and five inches tall and weighs 57 kg. 

Kiko Martinez's Net Worth, Earnings and Sponsors

Kiko Martinez has an estimated net worth of more than $1 Million. A professional boxer does not need to win a match to earn his prize money. Rather, they have a guareented amount from the match. In addition, Martinez must be making a handsome amount from his sponsorship and advertising deals. 

In 2020, Kiko took home prize money of  $400,000 from his match against Carl Frampton II. Unlike other boxer's Kiko is very much private about his economic career. 

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Know About Kiko Martinez's Married Life and Relationship Status

Kiko is a married man. He is living a happy married life along with his wife and children. Martinez walked down his wedding aisle along with Anabel Martinez in the mid-2000s. They had been dating for several years before their marriage. The love birds had a private wedding ceremony in front of their family members and close friends. The Spanish boxer is very much private about his married life. Although, He is an active social media user but rarely shares about his wife and children. 

Kiko is the proud father of four children. The duo has a daughter Alora and three sons, Mateo, Shih Tzu and Juju.

Two-Decades Long Career

Kiko started training boxing from an early age. He won every match played in his amateur career and won thirty-eight out of forty via Knockdown. The Spanish boxing federation wanted to sign with him, but Martinez turned professional and debuted in June 200 against David Casero. In 2004, Kiko fought in five matches and won all of them. 

Martinez won his first title of Transcontinental World Boxing Association super-bantamweight title against Manuel Gomes in July 2005. Kiko won his second title in March 2006 of the European Union super-bantamweight title. In March 2008, The boxer lost his first professional match against Rendall Munroe and the European Super-bantamweight title. He lost his rematch for the title in February 2009. In April 2010, Martinez won the vacant WBO Latino interim super-bantamweight title against Feliciano Dario Azuaga. Shortly after that, Kiko won the vacant European super-bantamweight title.

In the next few years, Martinez won numerous titles and could not retain them. Until September 2021, He has a record of 42-10-2. Kiko is set to face Kid Galahad in November 2021 for IBF featherweight title. 

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