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Choi Hi-yong

Retired
19-2-0
Record
Current rating2123through the last bout
Peak2167the highest ever reached
Deviation (RD)241smaller is more certain
Fights21bouts on record
Active years1987–1996first bout to last
All-Time#1072across every eraPeak#1581peak against peakActive P4P—among active fighters
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Attributes
Power42Titles33Experience38Momentum80Durability100Win rate90
Finish rate42%
How the wins came
KO / TKO / RTD 8 (42%)Decision 11 (58%)
Times stopped0
Fights21

Within the recorded range there are 21 bouts between 1987 and 1996, about one every 5.0 months. 8 of the 19 wins came inside the distance, 1 of them in the first round. Of the 2 losses, 2 came on the cards and none inside the distance. The best win came against Leo Gámez in 1995, who was rated 2166 at the time.

The loss to Hideyuki Ohashi in 1992 is the largest gap conceded. Over the last four bouts the trend was flat.

DateOpponentResultMethodRd
1996-01-13Carlos Murillo TitleLossUD12
1995-09-05Keiji Yamaguchi TitleWinSD12
1995-02-04Leo Gámez TitleWinUD12
1994-08-27Mongkonchai SathiragymWinPTS10
1994-05-21Alpong NavajaWinPTS10
1993-12-04Nilo AnosaWinKO7
1992-10-14Hideyuki OhashiLossUD12
1992-06-13Rommel Lawas TitleWinTKO3
1992-02-22Yuichi HosonoWinTKO10
1991-10-26Kim Bong-jun TitleWinUD12
1991-06-15Sugar Ray Mike TitleWinUD12
1991-02-02Kim Bong-jun TitleWinUD12
1990-11-10Roger GamayotWinKO1
1990-07-21Diego OnglaoWinKO2
1990-05-12Hitoshi TaniuchiWinKO7
1990-01-21Kom SorthanikulWinKO5
1989-10-29Armando TenoriaWinUD12
1988-04-10Lee Sam-joongWinPTS12
1987-12-27Hwang In-kyuWinPTS10
1987-08-15Jun Dae-chulWinPTS8
1987-07-18Park Sung-kyooWinKO3
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