By Ronnie Nathanielsz. A 20-year-old Nietes made his professional debut on April 25, 2003 against Walter Suaybaguio. MULTIPLE weight boxing division champion Donnie “Ahas” Nietes of the Philippines makes his long-awaited ring return next month against Colombian Pablo Carrillo for the vacant WBO International super-flyweight title. MULTIPLE weight boxing division champion Donnie “Ahas” Nietes of the Philippines makes his long-awaited ring return next month against Colombian Pablo Carrillo for the vacant WBO International super-flyweight title. After over two years without a fight, Donnie Nietes finally makes his return to the ring against unbeaten Panamanian Orlando Penalba on April 3 … Last fought in December 2018, Mr. Nietes, 38, currently holding a 42-1-5 record, is out to show that he still has it to compete at a […] Well the wait is finally over, as he made himself… If a missing person's report was applied to the Philippines and worldwide, future Hall-of-Famer Donnie "Ahas" Nietes (42-1-5, 23KO) would've certainly been the first choice from the current boxing realm to be put there, as the Filipino standout inexplicably took 28 months away from the ring. Donnie Nietes's professional boxing record. Published Wed Sep 17, 2014, 05:43 AM EDT. Donnie Nietes is Chasing The Record of 'Flash' Elorde. The 38-year old Nietes, who holds a record of 42 victories, one defeat, five draws, and 23 knockouts, has been training since October for his comeback fight after a two-year hiatus. Donnie Nietes back in hunt for a world title after two-year layoff. Total fights: 48; Wins: 42; Wins by KO: 23; Losses: 1; Losses by KO: 0; Draws: 5; A pro debut. In an encounter of three-class ex-champions, Filipino veteran Donnie Nietes (42-1-5, 23 KOs), 115, was awarded a split verdict over Japanese speedster Kazuto Ioka (23-2, 13 KOs), 114.5, to acquire the vacant WBO junior bantamweight belt on New Year’s Eve at the Wynn Place Kotai, Macao, China. However, there was one Filipino boxer who went undefeated in the decade: Donnie "Ahas" Nietes, whose 17-0-2 record since 2010 included a title run through four weight divisions. The former four-division world champion Nietes (42-1-5 win-loss-draw record with 23 knockouts) and Carillo (25-7-1 record with 16 knockouts) will … Elorde was junior lightweight king from March 16, 1960 to June 15, 1967, on Dec. 1. by Ronnie Nathanielsz. By Joe Koizumi Photos by Sumio Yamada. Name: Donnie Nietes Alias: Ahas Birth Name: Donnie Liboon Nietes Born: 1982-05-13 Hometown: Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines Birthplace: Murcia, Negros Occidental, Philippines Stance: Orthodox Height: 160cm Reach: 166cm Pro Boxer: Record Trainers: Edito Villamor (present), Edmund Villamor (present) Manager: Michael Aldeguer (present) Promoter: ALA Promotions (present) Becoming a champion. The 32-year-old Nietes held the WBO minimumweight title from 2007 to … Nietes opened the decade by welcoming all sorts of challenges, the first of which was Jesus Silvestre (15-1-0). Donnie won by unanimous decision (UD).