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Hideyuki Ohashi

Retired
19-5-0
Record
Current rating2116through the last bout
Peak2144the highest ever reached
Deviation (RD)243smaller is more certain
Fights24bouts on record
Active years1985–1993first bout to last
All-Time#1109across every eraPeak#1637peak against peakActive P4P—among active fighters
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Attributes
Power63Titles29Experience44Momentum80Durability88Win rate79
Finish rate63%
How the wins came
KO / TKO / RTD 12 (63%)Decision 7 (37%)
Times stopped3
Fights24

Within the recorded range there are 24 bouts between 1985 and 1993, about one every 4.1 months. 12 of the 19 wins came inside the distance, 2 of them in the first round. Of the 5 losses, 3 came inside the distance and 2 on the cards. The best win came against Choi Hi-yong in 1992, who was rated 2143 at the time.

The win over Choi Jum-hwan in 1990 closed the widest rating gap of the career. Opponents rated higher going in have been beaten 3 times. Over the last four bouts the trend was flat.

DateOpponentResultMethodRd
1993-02-10Chana Porpaoin TitleLossMD12
1992-10-14Choi Hi-yong TitleWinUD12
1992-06-02Joe ConstantinoWinKO6
1991-12-17Hwang In-kyuWinPTS10
1991-08-20Rico MacaubosWinKO5
1991-04-23Julius PlanasWinKO7
1990-10-25Ricardo López TitleLossTKO5
1990-06-08Napa Kiatwanchai TitleWinUD12
1990-02-07Choi Jum-hwan TitleWinKO9
1989-10-03Boy Kid EmiliaWinKO2
1989-04-25Lee Jae-manWinTKO7
1989-03-07Joel RevillaWinKO2
1988-10-18Romy CenizaWinKO3
1988-06-27Chang Jung-koo TitleLossTKO8
1988-01-11Tomohiro KiyunaWinPTS10
1987-09-08Yasutaka SakuraiWinUD10
1987-04-07Shin SayamaWinKO3
1986-12-14Chang Jung-koo TitleLossTKO5
1986-06-23Yoshiaki NojimaWinPTS10
1986-03-20Kim Bong-junLossPTS10
1985-12-03Shin SayamaWinKO3
1985-08-27Tadashi KuramochiWinKO1
1985-05-07Hideto OsanaiWinUD8
1985-02-12Masakatsu AikataWinKO1
Source: Wikipedia
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