Professional career
Peralta turned professional in 2018, although he would blur the lines in 2020 by taking part in the WBA Future Champions Tournament. Peralta was boxing in 10-round championship contests as early as his third fight, picking up the WBC Latino title. That victory led to the South American regional cruiserweight title and 12-rounders.
The level of opposition was suspect in some of these contests and Peralta’s first major step up in levels arrived in May 2022 when he boxed Ryan Rozicki over 10 rounds for the WBC International cruiserweight crown, losing a disputed split decision. Peralta rebounded with a string of knockout wins before narrowly defeating Thabiso Mchunu in South Africa to reaffirm his spot as a legitimate world title challenger.
Trainers
Yamil Alberto Peralta’s current trainer is unknown at this time.
