Thomas Chabot first stepped into a boxing ring at age 11 at the Robertsonville Boxing Club. By the end of his amateur career, he had compiled a record of 74 wins and 14 losses, along with four Canadian championship titles. He also gained valuable international experience, including a trip to the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Nassau, Bahamas.
Became WBC Continental super-featherweight champion with an impressive majority-decision victory over Jose Antonio Sampedro.
Won in the first round against Robert Niedzwiedzki in his professional debut.
Won the Canadian National Championships for the fourth time as an amateur.
Chabot began his professional career with Eye of the Tiger on January 25, 2020, at the Montreal Casino. He was quickly recognized as one of Quebec’s most exciting fighters, notably following his short but thrilling war against Luz Garcia in 2020 and another action-packed battle with Jonathan Baranda in Shawinigan in 2022.
Despite his progression and continued evolution, one thing has remained unchanged over the years for the fighter known as “The Ghost” (because of his quiet personality): once inside the ring, he always delivers thrilling fights that do not go unnoticed. However, the fighter who now trains with Giuseppe Moffa at Club de boxe Pound 4 Pound in Montreal is now competing at the highest level. In June 2026, after winning a local bout against Dominic Babineau, Thomas Chabot earned the opportunity to compete for the WBC Continental Featherweight Championship (126 lb) at the Théâtre Capitole de Québec. In a hard-fought battle against Queretaro prospect Jose Antonio Sampedro, “The Ghost” captured the title in front of a captivated crowd. He thus entered the WBC rankings and, in doing so, began his rise on the international stage.