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Lee Yul-woo

Retired
19-3-0
Record
Current rating2046through the last bout
Peak2171the highest ever reached
Deviation (RD)248smaller is more certain
Fights22bouts on record
Active years1985–1990first bout to last
All-Time#1419across every eraPeak#1460peak against peakActive P4P—among active fighters
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Attributes
Power53Titles18Experience40Momentum60Durability95Win rate86
Finish rate53%
How the wins came
KO / TKO / RTD 10 (53%)Decision 9 (47%)
Times stopped1
Fights22

Within the recorded range there are 22 bouts between 1985 and 1990, about one every 2.9 months. 10 of the 19 wins came inside the distance. Of the 3 losses, 1 came inside the distance and 2 on the cards. The highest it has been is 2171, in 1990; it stands at 2046 now. The best win came against Kim Yong-kang in 1989, who was rated 2217 at the time.

There are 2 wins over opponents who were rated higher on the day. Among the losses to lower-rated opponents, the widest gap was Leopard Tamakuma in 1990. Across the final four bouts the rating fell.

DateOpponentResultMethodRd
1990-07-29Leopard Tamakuna TitleLossTKO10
1990-03-10Jesús Rojas TitleWinSD12
1989-11-25Kim Yong-KangWinPTS10
1989-06-25Humberto González TitleLossUD12
1989-03-19Germán Torres TitleWinTKO9
1988-10-09Chae Hun-KookWinKO3
1988-07-24Roger de RamaWinKO4
1988-05-29Miguel MercedesLossUD10
1988-03-20Kim Dok-HyunWinKO7
1987-12-13Amado UrsuaWinKO5
1987-11-14Arnulfo MelencionWinKO4
1987-06-28Julio GudinoWinPTS10
1987-04-19Romy NavarreteWinKO7
1987-01-18Han Sang-HyunWinPTS10
1986-11-01Choi Keun-SooWinPTS8
1986-08-30Kim Sung-KyuWinPTS8
1986-07-27Kim Chan-YungWinKO2
1986-06-28Kim Jung-HyunWinKO5
1985-12-10Park Jong-HwaWinKO
1985-12-08Lee Sang-JunWinPTS4
1985-12-05Choi No-SungWinPTS4
1985-07-13Yang Dong-PilWinPTS4
Source: Wikipedia
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