Transgender male boxer Patricio Manuel picks up victory in third career fight

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Patricio Manuel, a transgender male boxer, picked up the third victory of his professional career earlier this month when he defeated Alex Gutierrez via unanimous decision in a four-round super featherweight bout.

Manuel, 37, was the first transgender boxer to compete at the pro level when he made his debut back in 2018. He scored a unanimous decision then as well – that time over Hugo Aguilar.

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Patricio "Pat" Manuel, the first openly transgender man to box professionally in the U.S., fights Hien Huynh at Walter Pyramid on March 18, 2023 in Long Beach, California. (Sye Williams/Getty Images)

"Picked up another win, got some stitches, hung with some of my people, did the thing I love with sacrifices but not compromises… all in all, 10/10," Manuel wrote on his Instagram about the June 8 win over Gutierrez.

"Thanks to my team and sparring partners for the guidance + help, @heather_mcfeatherr for the weight cut, @goldenboy for the opportunity to compete on a big stage, my opponent for saying yes, and everyone who cheered me on - both in the stands or on the screen.

"Full of gratitude that this is life I have consciously constructed for myself. And that I get to share it with so many great people."

Manuel is now 3-0 since turning pro on the men’s circuit. He defeated Hien Huynh back in March.

Patricio "Pat" Manuel, the first openly transgender man to box professionally in the U.S., poses with his team before a fight against Hien Huynh at Walter Pyramid on March 18, 2023 in Long Beach, California. (Sye Williams/Getty Images)

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