Career
Born in Patono, Sucre, Orono began as an amateur and compiled a record of 49 wins and 8 losses. Amateur highlights
Campeon Centroamericano (Medillin, Colombia)
Silver Medal "Copa de los Reyes" (Romania)
Bronze at the Cordova Cardin, Cuba
Orono turned professional in 1979. He captured the vacant WBC super flyweight title in his 11th professional fight, winning a decision over Seung-Hoon Lee the following year.
He recaptured the title in a 1982 a rematch with a TKO over Kim.
In 1985 he took on WBA super flyweight title holder Khaosai Galaxy, but lost by a TKO. Orono retired from boxing in 1988.
