Mga Dakilang Boksingero

Emmanuel “Manny” Dapidran Pacquiao

BORN December 17 1978; Kibawe, Bukidnon, Philippines HEIGHT 5-6 1/2 WEIGHT 106-145 3/4 lbs MANAGERS Rod Nazario, Shelly Finkel TRAINER Freddie Roach The Generation's Best

1995Jan 22 Titing Ignacio         Occidental Mindoro, Philippines        W  4
Mar 18 Pinoy Montejo          Occidental Mindoro, Philippines        W  4
May  1 Rocky Palma            Cavite, Philippines                    W  6
Jul  1 Dele Decierto          Mandaluyong, Philippines              TK  2
Aug  3 Flash Simbajon         Mandaluyong, Philippines               W  6
Sep 16 Armando Rocil          Mandaluyong, Philippines              KO  3
Oct  7 Lolito Laroa           Makati City, Philippines               W  8
Oct 21 Philip Mendones        Puerto Princesa, Philippines          TK  2          -Pacquiao used the name "Renato Mendones"Nov 11 Rudolfo Fernandez      Mandaluyong, Philippines              TK  3
Dec  9 Rolando Tuyugon        Manila, Philippines                    W 10
1996Jan 13 Lito Torrejos          Sucat, Philippines                    TW  5
Feb  9 Rustico Torrecampo     Mandaluyong, Philippines              LK  3
Apr 27 Marlon Carillo         Manila, Philippines                    W 10
May 20 John "Jun" Medina      Manila, Philippines                   TK  4
Jun 15 Bert Batiller          General Santos City, Philippines      TK  2
Jul 27 Ippo Gala              Mandaluyong, Philippines              TK  2
Dec 28 Seung-Yul Lee          Muntinlupa, Philippines               TK  2
1997Mar  8 Michael Luna           Muntinlupa, Philippines               KO  1
Apr 24 Wook-Ki Lee            Makati City, Philippines              KO  1
May 30 Ariel Austria          Davao City, Philippines               TK  6
Jun 26 Chockchai Chockvivat   Manila, Philippines                   KO  5          -Flyweight Championship of the OrientSep 13 Melvin Magramo         Cebu City, Philippines                 W 10
Dec  6 Tanomdej Singwancha    South Cotabato, Philippines           KO  1          -Flyweight Championship of the Orient
1998May 18 Shin Terao             Tokyo, Japan                          TK  1
Dec  3 Chatchai Sasakul       Bangkok, Thailand                     KO  8          -WBC Flyweight Championship of the World;
          Lineal Flyweight Championship of the World
1999Feb 20 Todd Makelin           Kidapawan City, Philippines           TK  3
Apr 24 Gabriel Mira           Manila, Philippines                   TK  4          -WBC Flyweight Championship of the World;
          Lineal Flyweight Championship of the WorldJul 23 Medgoen 3k-Battery     Manila, Philippines                  SCH             -This bout was scheduled but not held;
          The promoter had financial difficultiesSep 17 Medgoen 3k-Battery     Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand         LK  3          -WBC Flyweight Championship of the World;
          Lineal Flyweight Championship of the World;          Pacquiao was overweight and lost the title on the scales;
          (see report)Dec 18 Reynante Jamili        Manila, Philippines                   TK  2          -WBC International Super Bantamweight Championship
2000Mar  4 Arnel Barotillo        Metro Manila, Philippines             KO  4          -WBC International Super Bantamweight ChampionshipJun 28 Seung-Kon Chae         Manila, Philippines                   TK  1          -WBC International Super Bantamweight ChampionshipOct 14 Nedal Hussein          Manila, Philippines                   TK 10          -WBC International Super Bantamweight Championship
2001
Feb 24 Tetsutora Senrima      Manila, Philippines                   TK  5
          -WBC International Super Bantamweight ChampionshipApr 28 Wethya Sakmuangklang   Kidapawan City, Cotabato              TK  6
          -WBC International Super Bantamweight ChampionshipJun 23 Lehlohonolo Ledwaba    Las Vegas, NV                         TK  6
          -IBF Super Bantamweight Championship of the WorldNov 10 Agapito Sanchez        San Francisco, CA                     TD  6
          -IBF Super Bantamweight Championship of the World;
          WBO Super Bantamweight Championship of the World
2002
Jun  8 Jorge Eliecer Julio    Memphis, Tn                           TK  2
          -IBF Super Bantamweight Championship of the WorldOct 26 Fahprakorb Rakkiatgym  Davao City, Davao Del Sur             KO  1
          -IBF Super Bantamweight Championship of the World
2003
Mar 15 Serikzhan Yeshmangbetov Manila, Philippines                  TK  5
Jul 26 Emmanuel Lucero        Los Angeles, Ca                       TK  3
          -IBF Super Bantamweight Championship of the WorldNov 15 Marco Antonio Barrera  San Antonio, Tx                       TK 11

2004
May  8 Juan Manuel Marquez    Las Vegas, Nv                          D 12
          -WBA Featherweight Championship of the World;
          IBF Featherweight Championship of the WorldDec 11 Fahsan 3K Battery      Manila, Philippines                   TK  4

2005
Mar 19 Erik Morales           Las Vegas, Nv                          L 12
          -WBC International Super Featherweight ChampionshipSep 10 Hector Velazquez       Los Angeles, Ca                       TK  6
          -WBC International Super Featherweight Championship
2006
Jan 21 Erik Morales           Las Vegas, Nv                         TK 10
          -WBC International Super Featherweight ChampionshipJul  2 Oscar Larios           Quezon City, Philippines               W 12
          -WBC International Super Featherweight ChampionshipNov 18 Erik Morales           Las Vegas, Nv                         KO  3
          -WBC International Super Featherweight Championship
2007
Apr 14 Jorge Solis            San Antonio, Tx                       KO  8
          -WBC International Super Featherweight ChampionshipOct  6 Marco Antonio Barrera  Las Vegas, Nv                          W 12
          -WBC International Super Featherweight Championship
2008
Mar 15 Juan Manuel Marquez    Las Vegas, Nv                          W 12
          -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the WorldJun 28 David Diaz             Las Vegas, Nv                         TK  9
          -WBC Lightweight Championship of the World
Dec  6 Oscar De La Hoya       Las Vegas, Nv                         TK  8
2009
May  2 Ricky Hatton           Las Vegas, Nv                         KO  2
          -IBO Light Welterweight Championship of the World
Nov 14 Miguel Angel Cotto     Las Vegas, Nv                         TK 12
          -WBO Welterweight Championship of the World

2010
Mar 13 Joshua Clottey         Arlington, Tx                          W 12
          -WBO Welterweight Championship of the World
Nov 13 Antonio Margarito      Arlington, Tx                          W 12
          -WBC Light Middleweight Championship of the World

2011
May  7 "Sugar" Shane Mosley   Las Vegas, Nv                          W 12
          -WBO Welterweight Championship of the World

 

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Record courtesy of Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization

Born on December 17, 1978 in Kibawe, Bukidnon in MIndanao here in the Philippines. Born of a typical poverty-stricken Filipino family, Manny Pacquiao left elementary school when his father left his mother to be with another woman. As an out of school boy, he helped his mom by selling breads and home made doughnuts peddling the streets of General Santos City.

As a young boy, Manny had his interests in boxing already. When not wandering the streets to sell his merchandise, he would be seen visiting other nearby villages and towns to compete for boxing matches most especially during town fiestas for a reward of just P150 (~US$3) for winners and P100 (~US$2) for the loser. The money that he gets would be a great help for his mom to support their living expenses.

Pacquiao started his professional boxing career at the age of 16 at 106 lbs. With his agility and power in boxing, he won a lot of boxing fights. One day, he got invited by one of the boxing personalities to go to Manila to hone his skills in boxing. He did not hesitate and asked the perimission of his Mother Dionisia who later on refused to give him her consent telling Manny that boxing is a brutal sport that can pose a lot of danger to his life. With his eagerness in boxing, Manny still went on and sailed to Manila to continue his training.

In Manila, Manny trained himself with dedication. In his early boxing fights, he kept on winning but unfortunately, just like what other unknown boxers at that time, he earns a little money from his wins which was not enough for him to send money to his mom. To increase his income, he later on employed himself in the gym where he trained as a employee doing gardening and cleaning and occasionally doing construction works while pursuing his career in boxing.

Manny had such an amazing dedication in his boxing training that he trained like there was no tomorrow. Each day he would wake up the earliest and leave when all others left already. With his commitment, he raked eleven straight wins before he had his first professional loss to Rustico Torrecampo on February 9, 1996. Torrecampo was the only Filipino so far who had defeated Manny.

Manny continued with his fights knocking out opponents in Japan, Thailand and South Korea. It did not take long before he got his World Champion title on December 24, 1998 at a very early age of 19 when he defeated Chatchai Sasakul, the reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) World Flyweight Champion at that time.

Pacquiao went on with his fights training harder and increasing his weight to join heavier boxing division. He had his first boxing fight held at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas Nevada during his fight with the then International Boxing Federation (IBF) Super Bantamweight Champion Lehlohonolo Ledwaba in June 2001. Apparently, he just receive a small money on his prize but he already made a noise in his American fans.

Manny went on to defend his new title then with the trainig of his coach Freddie Roachat the Wild Card Gym improving his hand speed and mental preparation. He was then recognized as a World Champion when he defeated Marco Antonio Barrera with a TKO in the 11th Round. Since then, his fights would empty the streets of Manila and all other cities sending people over to their homes to watch his fights making a zero criminal-related incidence in the country during the duration of his fight.

Only six months after he had his fight with Barrera, on May 8, 2004, he challenged another boxing fighter Juan Miguel Marquez who at that time held the titles of both World Boxing Association (WBA) and International Boxing Federation (IBF) Featherweight Champion. The fight ended up with a draw that left fans of both sides feeling bitter. However, Manny managed to collect his first million dollar in this fight.

Gabriel "Flash" Elorde

BORN	March 25 1935; Bogo, Cebu, Philippines
DIED	February 1 1985; (Some sources report January 2, 1985 in Manila, Philippines; Some report 1987)
HEIGHT	5-5 1/2 (Some sources report 5-6)
WEIGHT	117 1/4-139 lbs
MANAGER	Lope Sarreal Elorde was a very talented and popular left-handed boxer who compiled a career record of 88-27-2 with 33 knockouts; During his career, he captured the Super Featherweight Championship of the World, the WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World, the WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World, the OPBF Lightweight Championship, the GAB Lightweight Championship of the Philippines, the GAB Super Featherweight Championship of the Philippines, theOPBF Bantamweight Championship and the GAB Bantamweight Championship of the Philippines "Flash" defeated such men as Sandy Saddler, Ismael Laguna, Harold Gomes, Vicente Derado, Johnny Bizzarro, Ike Chestnut, Auburn Copeland, Vicente Rivas, Sakuji Shinozawa, Kenji Iwata, Fujio Mikami, Joey Lopes, Frankie Narvaez, Giordano Campari, Teddy "Red Top" Davis, Tommy Romulo, Masashi Akiyama, Hisao Kobayashi, Keiichi Ishikawa, Teruo Kosaka, Kang Il Suh, Sergio Caprari, Sonny Leon, Hiroshi Okawa, Tanny Campo, Hiroshi Horiguchi, Al Cruz, Solomon Boysaw and Tsunetomi Miyamoto Elorde was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 1988 and the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1993 1951 Jun 16 Kid Gonzaga Cebu City, Philippines KO 4 Jun 23 Young Basiliano Cebu City, Philippines KO 3 Jun 30 Mike Sanchez Cebu City, Philippines W 5 Jul 14 Kid Santos Cebu City, Philippines KO 5 Jul 28 Star Mercado Cebu City, Philippines KO 1 Aug 11 Fighting Chavez Cebu City, Philippines KO 1 Aug 20 Fighting Chavez Cebu City, Philippines KO 7 Sep 8 Little Patilla Cebu City, Philippines KO 6 Sep 15 Star Flores Cebu City, Philippines W 10 Oct 16 Kid Independence Cebu City, Philippines LK 10 Dec 1 Lucky Strike Cebu City, Philippines KO 5 1952 Jan 30 Tenejeros Boy Davao City, Philippines W 8 Feb 24 Little Dundee Davao City, Philippines L 8 Mar 16 Tommy Romulo Davao City, Philippines D 10 May 3 Benny Escobar Caloocan City, Philippine W 8 May 10 Paulito Escarlan Caloocan City, Philippine W 6 May 31 Tanny Campo Caloocan City, Philippine W 8 Jul 26 Tanny Campo Manila, Philippines W 12 -GAB Bantamweight Championship of the Philippines Aug 12 Little Dundee Davao City, Philippines KO 4 -GAB Bantamweight Championship of the Philippines Oct 18 Hiroshi Horiguchi Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Nov 18 Akiyoshi Akanuma Tokyo, Japan D 10 1953 Feb 18 Willie Brown Manila, Philippines KO 4 Mar 15 Al Cruz Manila, Philippines W 10 May 20 Larry Bataan Manila, Philippines L 12 -OPBF Featherweight Championship Jul 6 Akiyoshi Akanuma Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Aug 8 Shigeji Kaneko Osaka, Japan L 10 Oct 8 Noboru Tanaka Tokyo, Japan W 10 Nov 25 Masashi Akiyama Tokyo, Japan L 10 -Featherweight Championship of Japan 1954 Jan 21 Kiyoaki Nakanishi Tokyo, Japan W 10 Apr 21 Hiroshi Okawa Tokyo, Japan W 10 Jun 29 Shigeji Kaneko Tokyo, Japan L 12 -OPBF Featherweight Championship Aug 5 Roy Higa Tokyo, Japan W 10 Aug 18 Tommy Romulo Manila, Philippines W 12 -GAB Super Featherweight Championship of the Philippines Nov 20 Katsumi Kosaka Manila, Philippines KO 8 Nov 27 Masashi Akiyama Manila, Philippines W 12 1955 Jan 12 Masashi Akiyama Tokyo, Japan L 10 Apr 15 Severino Fuentes Manila, Philippines W 10 Jun 15 Leo Alonzo Manila, Philippines L 12 -GAB Lightweight Championship of the Philippines Jul 20 Sandy Saddler Malate, Philippines W 10 Oct 3 Shigeji Kaneko Tokyo, Japan L 10 1956 Jan 18 Sandy Saddler San Francisco, Ca LT 13 -Featherweight Championship of the World Apr 23 Cleo Lane San Francisco, Ca TK 1 May 8 Chico Rosa Stockton, Ca W 10 Jun 11 Gil Velarde San Francisco, Ca TK 7 Jun 26 Cecil Schoonmaker Stockton, Ca KO 9 Jul 24 Davey Gallardo San Jose, Ca W 10 Aug 22 Miguel Berrios San Francisco, Ca L 10 Oct 16 Luke Sandoval San Jose, Ca KO 2 Nov 9 Miguel Berrios New York, NY L 10 1957 Feb 5 Hidemi Wada Osaka, Japan KO 5 Mar 16 Tommy Romulo Malate, Philippines W 12 -GAB Super Featherweight Championship of the Philippines Apr 27 Hideto Kobayashi Nagoya, Japan W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Jun 23 Omsap Laemfapha Bangkok, Thailand L 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Sep 24 Shigeji Kaneko Tokyo, Japan L 10 Oct 23 Leo Alonzo Malate, Philippines W 12 -GAB Super Featherweight Championship of the Philippines 1958 Mar 2 Hiroshi Okawa Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship May 3 Javellana Kid Malate, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship; GAB Lightweight Championship of the Philippines Jun 10 Ike Chestnut Honolulu, Oahu, Hi W 10 Sep 2 Hisao Kobayashi Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Nov 15 Keiichi Ishikawa Malate, Philippines TK 6 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Dec 27 Kiyoaki Nakanishi Manila, Philippines TK 4 1959 Feb 6 Takeo Sugimori Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Feb 23 Paolo Rosi San Francisco, Ca L 10 Mar 31 Teddy "Red Top" Davis Stockton, Ca W 10 May 25 Sonny Leon Caracas, Venezuela W 10 Jun 15 Vicente Rivas Caracas, Venezuela L 10 Jul 29 Solomon Boysaw Cleveland, Oh L 10 Oct 7 Hisao Kobayashi Tokyo, Japan W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Nov 26 Isami Ikeyama Tokyo, Japan TK 4 Dec 15 Bert Somodio Malate, Philippines W 10 1960 Mar 16 Harold Gomes Quezon City, Philippines KO 7 -Super Featherweight Championship of the World Jul 9 Hachiro Ito Quezon City, Philippines TK 5 Aug 17 Harold Gomes San Francisco, Ca KO 1 -Super Featherweight Championship of the World Oct 17 Sakuji Shinozawa Malate, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Dec 16 Vicente Rivas Quezon City, Philippines W 10 1961 Mar 19 Joey Lopes Malate, Philippines W 15 -Super Featherweight Championship of the World May 31 Giordano Campari Manila, Philippines W 10 Sep 2 Teruo Kosaka Malate, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Dec 16 Sergio Caprari Malate, Philippines TK 1 -Super Featherweight Championship of the World 1962 Mar 10 Somkiat Kiatmuangyom Malate, Philippines KO 2 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Apr 30 Teruo Kosaka Tokyo, Japan L 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Jun 23 Auburn Copeland Malate, Philippines W 15 -Super Featherweight Championship of the World Aug 4 Teruo Kosaka Cebu City, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Nov 17 Isarasak Puntainorasing Manila, Philippines TK 3 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Dec 21 Solomon Boysaw Quezon City, Philippines W 10 1963 Feb 16 Johnny Bizzarro Manila, Philippines W 15 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World Jun 1 Tsunetomi Miyamoto Manila, Philippines TK 9 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Aug 3 Love Allotey Quezon City, Philippines W 10 Nov 16 Love Allotey Quezon City, Philippines WF 11 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World 1964 Feb 15 Carlos Ortiz Malate, Philippines LT 14 -WBC Lightweight Championship of the World; WBA Lightweight Championship of the World May 8 Takashi Matsumoto Manila, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Jul 27 Teruo Kosaka Tokyo, Japan TK 12 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World Nov 21 Kang Il Suh Manila, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship 1965 Feb 27 Rene Barrientos Cebu City, Philippines W 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Jun 5 Teruo Kosaka Quezon City, Philippines KO 15 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World Aug 4 Frankie Narvaez New York, NY W 10 Dec 4 Kang Il Suh Quezon City, Philippines W 15 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World 1966 Mar 19 Ismael Laguna Quezon City, Philippines W 10 Jun 9 Yoshiaki Numata Tokyo, Japan L 12 -OPBF Lightweight Championship Aug 7 Percy Hayles Quezon City, Philippines W 10 Oct 22 Vicente Derado Quezon City, Philippines W 15 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World Nov 28 Carlos Ortiz New York, NY LK 14 -WBA Lightweight Championship of the World 1967 Apr 25 Fujio Mikami Honolulu, Oahu, Hi W 10 Jun 15 Yoshiaki Numata Tokyo, Japan L 15 -WBC Super Featherweight Championship of the World; WBA Super Featherweight Championship of the World Aug 4 Salika Yontrakit Bangkok, Thailand KO 3 Oct 28 Akihisa Someya Manila, Philippines L 10 1969 Feb 16 Eugenio Espinoza Quito, Ecuador L 10 Apr 26 Jaguar Kakizawa Quezon City, Philippines L 10 1970 Mar 1 Munchai Rorfortor Manila, Philippines TK 5 May 16 Isao Ichihara Davao City, Philippines KO 9 Jun 27 Kenji Iwata Manila, Philippines W 10 Aug 28 Chico Andrade Quezon City, Philippines TK 5 Oct 31 Tatsunao Mitsuyama Davao City, Philippines W 10 Dec 18 Isao Ichihara Agana, Guam L 10 1971 Feb 14 Isao Ichihara Quezon City, Philippines KO 6 Apr 1 Shunkichi Suemitsu Manila, Philippines W 10 May 20 Hiroyuki Murakami Tokyo, Japan L 10 Record courtesy of Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization                       Geronimo "Gerry"                              Penalosa("Fearless") BORN   August 7 1972; San Carlos City, Philippines (Some sources report 1971) HEIGHT 5-4 WEIGHT 108-122 lbs MANAGER Marc Roces TRAINER Elbing Penalosa Penalosa is a talented fighter who has compiled a ring record of 54-7-2 with 36 knockouts and collected championships; During his career, he has won the WBO Super Bantamweight Championship of the World, the WBO Bantamweight Championship of the World, the WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World, the WBF Super Flyweight Championship of the World, the World Boxing Foundation Super Flyweight Championship, the WBC International Super Flyweight Championship, the IBF Inter-Continental Light Flyweight Championship and theNABA Super Flyweight Championship Gerry has defeated such men as Jhonny Gonzalez, Feliciano Dario Azuaga Ledesma, Keiji Yamaguchi, Ratanachai Sor Vorapin, Pone Saengmorakot, Joel Luna Zarate, Tomas Rojas, Mauricio Martinez, Seung-Koo Lee, Hiroshi Kawashima, Ramon Jose Hurtado, Rolando Bohol, Ric Siodora and Rolando Pascua 1989 May 20 Fidel Jubay Mandaue City, Philippines KO 5 Jun 24 Eddie Torres Manila, Philippines W 6 Aug 4 Bernie Bernardo Manila, Philippines W 8 Aug 19 Eugene Flores Philippines W 8 Sep 29 Pol Cabanes Philippines KO 7 Oct 14 Im-Suk Chang China (Hong Kong S.A.R.) W 8 Nov 11 Eldie Paradero Philippines TK 7 Dec 22 Loloc Elloren Philippines KO 7 1990 Jan 18 Rachmat Basuki Surabaya, Indonesia W 12 -IBF Inter-Continental Light Flyweight Championship Mar 31 Jeung Jae Lee Quezon City, Philippines KO 5 Jun 23 Ric Siodora Manila, Philippines D 10 Oct 19 Bert Refugio Quezon City, Philippines W 10 1991 Jan 19 Ric Magramo Philippines TK 5 Jun 1 Elson Duran Philippines KO 4 Jul 20 Suzuki Cabato Manila, Philippines TK 8 Oct 26 Roger Vicera Philippines KO 4 Dec 13 Raffy Montalban Malate, Philippines TK 8 1992 Jan 11 Rangga Yuildin Philippines KO 2 Feb 22 Eddie Yabut Bacolod City, Philippines W 10 Jun 13 Jonathan Albay Philippines W 10 Aug 1 Samuel Duran Philippines L 12 -Bantamweight Championship of the Philippines Oct 30 Sung-Kuk Kang Manila, Philippines KO 5 Dec 19 Rolando Bohol Malate, Philippines W 10 1993 Feb 20 Kyung-Seo Koo Philippines KO 3 Apr 24 Jesse Maca Philippines W 10 Sep 18 In-Man Chang Manila, Philippines W 10 1994 Mar 5 In-Man Chang Naga City, Philippines KO 3 Jun 3 Yun-Sun Baek Manila, Philippines KO 7 Oct 8 Steven Togelang Philippines KO 3 Dec 29 Suk-Hwi Cho Manila, Philippines KO 3 1995 Apr 8 Rolando Pascua Philippines KO 8 Aug 12 Jae-Chul Han Philippines KO 3 Nov 11 Jong Keun Lee Mandaluyong City, Philippines KO 2 1996 Mar 30 Inseethong Sorthanikul Mandaluyong City, Philippines KO 2 May 18 Yun-Il Kim Naga City, Philippines KO 2 Sep 14 Kap-Chul Choi Mandaue City, Philippines KO 3 Nov 9 Prasob Jaimuangdalam Manila, Philippines KO 5 1997 Feb 20 Hiroshi Kawashima Japan W 12 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World Jun 14 Seung-Koo Lee Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines KO 9 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World Aug 5 Hipolito Saucedo Mashantucket, Ct W 10 Nov 23 Young-Joo Cho Seongnam City, South Korea KO 10 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World 1998 Apr 25 Joel Luna Zarate Pasay City, Philippines TD 2 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World Aug 29 In-Joo Cho Seoul, South Korea L 12 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World 1999 Jun 5 Ramon Jose Hurtado Biloxi, Ms KO 2 -NABA Super Flyweight Championship 2000 Jan 2 In-Joo Cho Seoul, South Korea L 12 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World May 27 Pone Saengmorakot Paranaque City, Philippines KO 6 -WBC International Super Flyweight Championship Nov 25 Ratanachai Sor Vorapin Paranaque City, Philippines TK 6 -WBC International Super Flyweight Championship 2001 May 5 Keiji Yamaguchi Quezon City, Philippines TK 1 -WBC International Super Flyweight Championship Sep 24 Masamori Tokuyama Yokohama, Japan L 12 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World 2002 Mar 2 Joel Avila Makati City, Philippines TW 8 -WBC International Super Flyweight Championship May 24 Oscar Andrade Oroville, Ca W 12 -NABA Super Flyweight Championship Aug 20 Seiji Tanaka Honolulu, Oahu, Hi TK 8 -WBC International Super Flyweight Championship Dec 20 Masamori Tokuyama Osaka, Japan L 12 -WBC Super Flyweight Championship of the World 2004 Sep 19 Samingkao Chutipol Mandaue City, Philippines TK 2 Nov 27 Bangsaen Sithpraprom Paranaque City, Philippines KO 7 -WBF Super Flyweight Championship of the World; World Boxing Foundation Super Flyweight Championship 2005 Dec 10 Feliciano Dario Azuaga Ledesma Antipolo City, Philippines W 10 2006 Jul 2 Tomas Rojas Quezon City, Philippines W 10 Oct 21 Mauricio Martinez El Paso, Tx TK 9 2007 Mar 17 Daniel Ponce de Leon Las Vegas, Nv L 12 -WBO Super Bantamweight Championship of the World Aug 11 Jhonny Gonzalez Sacramento, Ca KO 7 -WBO Super Bantamweight Championship of the World 2008 Apr 6 Ratanachai Sor Vorapin Quezon City, Philippines TK 8 -WBO Bantamweight Championship of the World 2009 Feb 21 German Meraz Cebu City, Philippines W 10 Apr 25 Juan Manuel Lopez Bayamon, Puerto Rico LT 9 -WBO Super Bantamweight Championship of the World 2010 Feb 13 Eric Morel Las Vegas, Nv L 12 -Interim WBO Bantamweight Championship of the World Oct 10 Yodsaenkeng Kietmangmee Zamboanga City, Philippines TK 4 Record courtesy of Tracy Callis, Historian, International Boxing Research Organization