Weljon “Triggerman” Mindoro: The Explosive Power of Filipino Boxing

A rising force in the Middleweight division, Weljon Mindoro is redefining the “One-Punch Knockout” for a new generation.

Overview

Weljon Sandag Mindoro, better known by his chilling alias “Triggerman,” is an elite Filipino professional boxer who has taken the Middleweight world by storm. With a terrifying 100% Win-to-KO ratio, Mindoro has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of the most feared punchers from the Philippines—a country traditionally known for smaller weight classes, but now boasting a legitimate powerhouse in the 160 lb division.

The “Triggerman” Legacy

Born on January 26, 2000, in Dumingag, Zamboanga del Sur, Weljon represents the grit and resilience of Filipino warriors. He earned his nickname in 2021 after a series of rapid-fire knockout victories. Fans and critics alike noted that his punches land with the speed and finality of a trigger pull—fast, precise, and devastating.

Career Highlights & Achievements

• Undefeated Streak: Boasting a pristine professional record of 16-0-1, with every single one of his 16 wins coming via knockout or stoppage.

• IBA Asian Middleweight Champion: In December 2024, Mindoro secured the inaugural IBA Asian Middleweight title in Dubai, stopping veteran Joel Camilleri in a dominant 4th-round TKO.

• U.S. Debut Success: Mindoro has successfully transitioned to the international stage with crushing victories over Omar Munguía (1st round KO) and Lucas de Abreu (3rd round KO) on American soil.

• National Pride: Currently ranked as the #1 Middleweight in the Philippines, he is widely considered the heir apparent to the legendary Filipino boxing lineage.

The Specialist Style

Standing at 5’11” with a 72-inch reach, Mindoro utilizes an Orthodox stance to deliver a balanced yet aggressive assault. His signature moves include:

• The Lightning Jab: A rapid-fire setup used to blind opponents.

• The Right Uppercut: A fight-ending weapon that has floored numerous veterans.

• High-IQ Counterpunching: The ability to read an opponent’s movement and “trigger” a counter before they can reset.