Irene Pacheco
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Irene Pacheco also known as Mambaco (born on March 26, 1971 in San Juan de Urabá
San Juan de Urabá
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, Antioquia) is a Colombian
Colombian people
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 boxer
Boxing
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 former world champion in the IBF Flyweight category.

Pacheco turned pro in 1993 and won the Vacant IBF Flyweight Title with a TKO of Luis Cox Coronado in 1999. During five years, "Mambaco" Pacheco successfully defended the belt against boxers such as Masibulele Makepula
Masibulele Makepula
Masibulele Makepula is a professional boxer.- Amateur Achievements :*Gold Medalist at the 1995 African Championships in Harare as a Light Flyweight....

, Mike Trejo, and Alejandro Félix Montiel
Alejandro Felix Montiel
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, before losing it to a controversial fight against Vic Darchinyan
Vic Darchinyan
Vakhtang "Vic" Darchinyan is an Armenian professional boxer discovered by HyeFighters. He is a three-division world champion, having won eight titles in three different weight classes. He is a former IBF Flyweight World Champion and a former Undisputed WBA, WBC & IBF Super Flyweight World...

, by TKO in 2004.

He moved up in weight and took on Jhonny Gonzalez
Jhonny González
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in March 2007, but lost via TKO, possibly signaling the end of his career.

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