YORDENIS UGAS has slammed the thieves who burgled his home and stole his belts.
The boxer, who retired Manny Pacquiao in 2021, shared footage of his ransacked home.
Clothes appear to have been taken from his wardrobe while briefcases were left open.
The burglars also smashed a large window to gain access and smashed the window of his Mercedes car.
A longer video posted by the fighter showed the two suspects gaining access to the property before running off with their loot, world title belt in hand.
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Ugas also made sure to show their getaway vehicle and hit out at the offenders in a Twitter post.
He wrote: "These rats had the indecency to enter my house and steal my seat belts, they entered and took an empty safe, some stupid, losers and mediocre.
"I would have preferred that material wealth had been taken rather than the belts."
Ugas beat Abel Ramos to win the WBA welterweight title in September 2020, before retaining the belt against Pacquiao.
He lost the title to Errol Spence Jr last April but former champions receive a belt of their own, which is what was stolen from Ugas.
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Fans, including IBF super middleweight world champion Caleb Truax, have offered their sympathies.
Truax replied saying: "Damn man. Sorry you guys had to go through that."
A fan wrote: "Sorry my brother."
Another said: "Damn that’s messed up. All the things stolen can be replaced as long as you and family is safe."
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