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Khaosai GalaxyReal Name: Khaosai Wanghompu Manager: Phil Glassman Professional Record: 50-1 (44 kayos) Inductee International Boxing Hall of Fame: 1999 Galaxy was a hard hitting southpaw, with unbending determination who often came off the canvas to knockout his opponents. He made 19 defenses of his title, of which only three managed to last the distance. Galaxy is a national hero in his native Thailand often made six-figure purses that were unmatched until recently. However, he did not fight the top fighters of his day -- his best wins were over shot fighters Willie "Birdlegs" Jensen and later, Rafael Orono. Khaosai's twin brother, Khaokor, went on to win the WBA Bantamweight Title, making the two the first twin brothers to ever win "World Titles" (Chana Porpoain and Songkram Porpoain recently became the second to do it.) 
1980
Dec 17 Pukk Sithrum Bangkok KO 5
Dec 31 Sansung Sithkempetch Bangkok KO 3
1981
Jan 26 Prasong Sithkempetch Bangkok KO 1
May 13 Terdsakdi Porntavee Bangkok KO 1
Jun 10 Thanee Singchaowa Bangkok KO 1
Jun 24 Phichitsuk Korusayarm Bangkok W 6
Jul 29 Sakda Saksuree Bangkok L 10
(For Thailand Bantamweight Title)
Aug 29 Mornsakdi Muangsurin Bangkok KO 3
Sep 10 Sakda Saksuree Bangkok KO 6
Oct 14 Tsuguyuki Toma Bangkok KO 4
1982
Jan 25 Sakdisami Chorsirinat Bangkok KO 7
(Wins Thailand Bantamweight Title)
Mar 10 Katsuyuki Ohashi Bangkok KO 3
Apr 14 Yuh-Ok Joo Bangkok KO 4
May 24 Ali Formentera Bangkok KO 5
Jul 10 Agus Suyanto Bangkok KO 4
Aug 26 Adan Uribe Perez Bangkok KO 4
Oct 13 Willie Jensen Bangkok KO 2
Nov 27 Mun-Kyun Joo Nakorn, Thailand KO 4
Dec 24 Marciano Sekiyama Bangkok KO 4
1983
Feb 23 Jose Luis Soto Bangkok KO 2
May 10 Luis Ibanez Bangkok KO 3
Jun 30 Montsayarm Mahachai Bangkok KO 3
Aug 3 Chang-Young Park Bangkok W 10
Oct 12 Gil Ragas Bangkok KO 7
Dec 14 Noritetsu Kato Bangkok KO 5
1984
Mar 14 Song-Uhm Jae Bangkok W 10
Jul 11 Val De Vera Bangkok KO 7
Sep 2 Yun-Lee Moon Bangkok KO 2
Nov 21 Eusebio Espinal Bangkok KO 6
(Wins Vacant WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1985
Mar 6 Dong-Choon Lee Bangkok KO 7
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jul 17 Rafael Orono Bangkok KO 5
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Dec 23 Edgar Montserrat Bangkok KO 2
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1986
Nov 1 Israel Contreras Willemstad, Curacao KO 5
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1987
Feb 28 Elly Pical Djakarta, Indonesia KO 14
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jun 25 Sap-Chun Chung Bangkok KO 3
Oct 12 Byung-Kwan Chung Bangkok KO 3
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1988
Jan 26 Kongthoranee Payakaroon Bangkok W 12
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
May 9 Kap-Sup Son Bangkok KO 7
Sep 12 Jun Llano Bangkok KO 3
Oct 9 Chang Ho Choi Seoul Korea KO 8
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1989
Jan 15 Tae Il Chang Samuthprakarn, Thailand KO 2
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Apr 8 Kenji Matsumura Yokohama Japan W 12
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jul 29 Alberto Castro Surin Thailand TK 10
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Oct 31 Kenji Matsumura Kobe Japan TK 12
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1990
Mar 29 Cobra Ari Blanca Bangkok Thailand KO 5
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jun 30 Shunichi Nakajima Chiang Mai Thailand KO 8
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Sep 29 Yong Kang Kim Suphanburi Thailand KO 6
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Dec 9 Ernesto Ford Petchaboon Thailand TK 6
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
1991
Apr 06 Jae Shik Park Samut Sogkram Thailand TK 5
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Jul 20 David Griman Samut Prakam Thailand TK 5
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
Dec 21 Armando Castro Bangkok Thailand W 12
(Retains WBA Jr. Bantamweight Title)
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