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Soo-Hwan Hong

BORN   May 26 1950; Seoul, South Korea
HEIGHT 5-7
WEIGHT 117 1/2-121 3/4 lbs

Hong was a scrappy competitor who lost but five bouts in a career of 50 contests; He was not a heavy hitter but was a battler; During his career, he won the WBA Super Bantamweight Championship of the World, the WBA Bantamweight Championship of the World, the OPBF Bantamweight Championship and the Bantamweight Championship of Korea

He defeated such men as Arnold Taylor, Venice Borkhorsor, Dong Kyun Yum, Orlando Amores, Shigeyoshi Ohki, Thanomchit Sukhothai and Berkrerk Chartvanchai

1969
May 10 Sang-Il Kim                Seoul, South Korea                  D  4
Jun  3 Chang-Soo Choi             Seoul, South Korea                  W  4
Jun 21 Young-Suh Park             Seoul, South Korea                  W  4
Aug 12 Ju-Hong Taek               Seoul, South Korea                  W  4
Sep  7 Young-Tae Kim              Seoul, South Korea                 KO  1
Oct  6 Rak-Ki Baek                Seoul, South Korea                  W  4

1970
Mar  3 Hae-Shu Shin               Seoul, South Korea                  W  6
Apr 19 Chul-Ho Shin               Taegu, South Korea                  D 10
Jun  9 Ushiwakamaru Harada        Harada Oita, Japan                  L 10
Aug  8 Shintaro Oshima            Yokohama, Japan                    KO  1
          -Some sources report "W 10"
Oct 17 Hae-Shu Shin               Seoul, South Korea                  W  8
Dec  1 Kyu Chul Chang             Seoul, South Korea                  W 10

1971
Sep 14 Jung Ho Moon               Seoul, South Korea                 KO  5
          -Bantamweight Championship of Korea
Nov  7 Saturino Ortega            Seoul, South Korea                  W 10
Dec 12 Colley Saloma              Agana, Guam                         L 10


1972 Jan 15 Young-Suh Park Seoul, South Korea KO 4 -Bantamweight Championship of Korea Mar 12 Kil Jae Bae Seoul, South Korea W 10 -Bantamweight Championship of Korea Apr 2 Jung Ho Moon Pusan, South Korea W 10 -Bantamweight Championship of Korea Jun 4 Al Diaz Seoul, South Korea W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Aug 6 Kenji "Ace" Endo Seoul, South Korea KO 1 -Some sources report 6/08/72 Oct 1 Shigeyoshi Ohki Seoul, South Korea W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Nov 26 Ushiwakamaru Harada Seoul, South Korea W 10 1973 Feb 9 Thanomchit Sukhothai Bangkok, Thailand TK 8 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Aug 19 Susumu Inoue Seoul, South Korea KO 3 Oct 7 Berkrerk Chartvanchai Seoul, South Korea W 10 Nov 24 Eddie Saloma Taegu, South Korea W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship 1974 Feb 3 Seiichi Watanuki Taegu, South Korea W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Apr 20 Go Mifune Pusan, South Korea W 12 -Some sources report OPBF Bantamweight Championship Jul 3 Arnold Taylor Durban, Natal, SAfrica W 15 -WBA Bantamweight Championship of the World Sep 22 Genzo Kurosawa Seoul, South Korea W 12 -Some sources report 10/08/74 Oct 17 Noboru Konuma Seoul, South Korea W 12 Dec 28 Fernando Cabanella Seoul, South Korea W 15 -WBA Bantamweight Championship of the World 1975 Mar 14 Alfonso Zamora Inglewood, Ca LK 4 -WBA Bantamweight Championship of the World May 21 Johnny Meza Seoul, South Korea KO 2 Aug 30 Orlando Amores Seoul, South Korea W 10 Nov 27 Wittaya Pleonjit Seoul, South Korea KO 4 1976 Feb 21 Edwin Alarcon Seoul, South Korea TK 4 Feb 29 Shinobu Fujita Pusan, South Korea KO 4 Mar 28 Tinkajorn Dejkajorn Seoul, South Korea KO 6 Apr 6 Sutan Rambing Seoul, South Korea KO 6 May 30 Venice Borkhorsor Seoul, South Korea W 12 -OPBF Bantamweight Championship Aug 21 Ric Quijano Seoul, South Korea D 10 Oct 16 Alfonso Zamora Inchon, South Korea LT 12 -WBA Bantamweight Championship of the World 1977 Mar 15 Conrado Vasquez Honolulu, Oahu, Hi W 10 Jun 27 Dong Kyun Yum Seoul, South Korea W 12 -Some sources report "W 10" Oct 10 Futaro Tanaka Seoul, South Korea W 12 Nov 26 Hector Carrasquilla Panama City, Panama KO 3 -WBA Super Bantamweight Championship of the World 1978 Feb 1 Yutaka Kasahara Tokyo, Japan W 15 -WBA Super Bantamweight Championship of the World May 7 Ricardo Cardona Seoul, South Korea LT 12 -WBA Super Bantamweight Championship of the World 1980 Dec 19 Dong Kyun Yum Seoul, South Korea D 10

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

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