BRADY OCHOA

Brady made his professional boxing debut at just 16 years old and making Mexico History by being the youngest fighter to win the Mexican WCC Pacific Coast Title at just 17 years of age.

Brady began his journey in combat sports in MMA/Muay Thai/Boxing at he age of four..He began sparring MMA professionals at 13 and sparring World Champions at 15 & 16.

Brady only had 32 amatuer boxing matches, but had most matches against National Champions or rank opponents. Also, his father traveled to different cities across the country to have Brady spar against the #1 guys in the country. His father believed this was more valuable for his total athletic development than just fighting in sparring and competing.

His father/coach Eddie Ochoa was a Team USA coach and owns a high performance boxing and sports performance gym. This allowed Brady to grow up in the gym every day since the age of seven.

Brady was always involved in multiple sports academies such as MMA, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Jujitsu, Basketball, and Golf.

Brady’s father strongly believes in Long Term Athlete Development and has always been involved in sports performance training since he was 4/5 years old beginning with gymnastics, to kid fitness, to strength & condition involving plyometrics, speed, agility, quickness, mobility, flexibility, and power training.

Brady’s father focused more on total athlete development-over all athleticism, mental and physical toughness, Grit, sports IQ, Boxing fundamentals, technical sparring, mastering the fundamental over competition or winning. 

“The focus was teaching my son to focus on falling in love with the process of overall athletic development and proper boxing fundamentals not competing and winning." said, his father.

Brady was taught at an early age that you need to learn how to lose before you can learn how to win. So his father always had Brady train with or fight higher level opponents so with only 5 fights Brady began fighting at USA boxing National Tournaments. "I didn't care about building Brady's record, it was about building character and grit through perseverance, a hard work ethic, and over coming adversity which was quite the opposite from what most parents and coaches are doing today, especially in boxing. To me it wasn't about self-esteem, it was about building real confidence through the consistent over coming of adversity, day in and day out. teaching them how to overcome of difficulties and hard. The focus was learning to suffer well and trusting in the Lord to give you the strength to overcome anything in life."

Overall, the number one focus with Brady’s parents was character development, and biblical manhood. Amateur boxing and strength training were used as a tool to teach them how to overcome adversity and to master self control and self discipline.

At just 17 years old Brady Ochoa is crowned the youngest WCC Pacific Coast Champion. Rios Boxing Promotions in coordination with the Governor of the state of Colima Mexico via Incode.

https://deportecolima.com/2025/02/17/exitosa-funcion-de-box-en-colima