{ { Infobox martial artist
| name = Alessandro Riguccini
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| caption = Alessandro Riguccini WBC Silver World Champion
| birth_name = Alessandro Riguccini
| other_names = "Rognoso" | nationality = Italian | birth_date = | birth_place = Firenze, Toscana, Italy | fighting_out_of = Sansepolcro, ITA | height = | weight = | weight_class = Super featherweight Lightweight Super lightweight Welterweight Super welterweight Middleweight | reach_in = | style = Boxing, Kickboxing, Sanda, Muay Thai, Taekwondo | stance = Orthodox | team = Zanfer Promotions (2012−present) X1 Boxing (2011–2012) Balistic (1999–2010) | trainer = Jorge Barrera | rank = Black belt in Taekwondo Black belt in Jiu-Jitsu'' | years_active = 1999–present | kickbox_win = 49 | kickbox_kowin = 43 | kickbox_loss = 3 | kickbox_koloss = | kickbox_draw = | kickbox_nc = | box_win = 28 | box_kowin = 24 | box_decwin = 4 | box_loss = | box_koloss = | box_decloss = | box_draw = | box_nc = | am_label = Amateur Kickboxing record | am_win = 96 | am_kowin = 54 | am_subwin = | am_loss = 11 | am_koloss = 5 | am_subloss = | am_draw = 4 | am_nc = | occupation = Boxer | university = | spouse = | club = | school = Barrera Gym | students = | boxrec = 595058 | sherdog = | footnotes = | updated = 20 March 2022 }}Alessandro Riguccini (born 25 March 1988 in Florence, Italy) is an Italian boxer, kickboxer and engineer coached by Mexican trainer Fernando Fernandez.
Alessandro Riguccini is undefeated in professional boxing with a record of 28 wins with 24 knockouts, while winning WBC world silver welterweight title, the world lightweight title in the World Boxing Federation, the international lightweight title in the IBF and the FECARBOX super featherweight title in the WBC.
Moreover, as of November 2010, Riguccini was the Wako Pro middleweight full contact world champion, on 2 July 2011 is also Kombat League super welterweight kickboxing world champion and , Riguccini is the Wako Pro lightweight kickboxing world champion. He held also the unified WKA and IKTA super lightweight K1 world titles.
On 11 July 2019 Riguccini gets a master's degree with 110 in computer engineering
Amateur career
Riguccini began kickboxing competitively at the age of 12, with early honours including two Federazione Italiana Wushu-Kung Fu (FIWuK) sanda titles. One of his notable early amateur fights was against Aaram Kuzmenkov of Russia for the CKA sanda amateur world title, where Alessandro lost by a single point. At the end of his amateur career he reported a record of 96 wins −11 losses − 4 draws in 111 matches.
Training in Cuba
After turning professional Riguccini moved to Cuba to train in boxing with the olympic star (gold Barcelona 1992 and gold Atlanta 1996) Héctor Vinent Cháron and all the Cuban olympic team.
Professional career
After returning from Cuba, Riguccini won almost all of his professional kickboxing matches, continually increasing his ranking among world kickboxing until he won the chance to vie for the world welterweight title.
Riguccini vs. Chiahou
In March 2010 at Sansepolcro (Italy) Riguccini faced the French champion Ibrahim Chiahou for the Wako Pro welterweight kickboxing world title. Riguccini started well but in the middle of the match, Chiahou connected with some low kicks putting him in serious trouble and won by points the title.
Riguccini vs. Boumalek
In November 2010, Riguccini moved up to the middleweight division to fight Rachid Boumalek at the Palamacchia of Livorno in Italy for the Wako Pro full contact world title. Riguccini delivered a 9th-round knock out to win the world title at the young age of 22.
Riguccini vs. Ramirez Mendez
On 2 July 2011 Riguccini fought Juan Manuel Ramirez in Torino for the Kombat League kickboxing super welterweight world title. Riguccini delivered a 2nd round knock out to win the world title and became at the same time kickboxing and full contact World champion.
Riguccini vs. Gogic
Subsequently, 24 February 2012, Riguccini defeated Aleksandar Gogic of Serbia (who was silver medalist at the Wako world championships 2007 in Belgrade losing the final versus the Ukraine champion Maksym Glubochenko, Wako European 2008 championship gold medalist, bronze medal in 2010 and 2011 at the Wako European championships and Wako champion of the balkans, these titles obtained for Gogic), winning the Wako Pro lightweight world title (–62.200 kg). The match was settled by a unanimous decision on points to the fifth round.