Roberto McLellan

Roberto McLellan
Roberto McLellan
Born	October 5, 1984; Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada
Nationality
Weight	160 Lbs
Division	Middleweight
Style	Boxer/Puncher

Roberto McLellan (born October 5, 1984), is a Canadian professional boxer in the Middleweight division and is the former Canadian Professional Boxing Council - Light Middleweight Champion.

Professional boxing record

6 Wins (3 knockouts), 2 Losses, 1 Draw
Res.	Record	Opponent	Type	Rd., Time	Date	Location	Notes
Loss	25-7-4	Fitz Vanderpool	UD	10	March 2, 2013	Moncton New Brunswick, Moncton Lions Club	National Boxing Authority - Middleweight Title
Win	8-6-2	Anthony Lessard	KO	6 (3:00)	March 10, 2011	Calgary Alberta, Hyatt Regency Hotel	Canadian Professional Boxing Council - Light Middleweight Title
Loss	2-0-0	Janks Trotter	TKO	1 (0:50)	September 17, 2010	Calgary Alberta, Subway Soccer Centre
Win	Debut	Darcy Boizard	TKO	3 (1:18)	May 15, 2010	Calgary Alberta, Bowness Sports Plex
Win	3-11-1	Stephane Chartrand	TKO	1 (1:48)	August 7, 2009	Prince George British Columbia, Roll-A-Dome
Win	7-3-2	Codey Hanna	UD	5	May 2, 2009	Williams Lake British Columbia, Elks Hall
Draw	2-0-0	Aubrey Morrow	UD	4	December 27, 2008	Coquitlam British Columbia, Red Robinson Show Theatre
Win	1-4-2	Jean Charlemagne	UD	4	June 28, 2008	Williams Lake British Columbia, Williams Lake Arena
Win	Debut	Tyler Jackson	MD	4	October 27, 2007	Richmond British Columbia, River Rock Casino	Pro Debut

CPBC Light Middleweight Championship

On March 10, 2011 the 26-year-old won the CPBC Light Middleweight Championship bout with a spectacular KO stoppage of Anthony "Hits Hard" Lessard in Calgary, Alberta.

Move to Middleweight

Mclellan relinquished his Canadian Professional Boxing Council's Light Middleweight title and made a move to middleweight. On March 2, 2013 he fought Fitz "The Whip" Vanderpool for the National Boxing Authority - Middleweight title and lost a Unanimous Judges Decision to the 45-year-old former World Champion.

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References

Roberto McLellan

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