Boonsai Sangsurat Record & Stats

Boonsai Sangsurat Record & Stats

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In a career spanning 14 years and 4 months, Boonsai Sangsurat fought 80 times with 74 wins and 6 losses. By his last professional fight on June 24, 2011, Sangsurat's boxing record stood at 74-6 (51 KO wins, 6 KO losses).

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Thai nationality
BOONSAISANGSURAT
Roi Et Province, Thailand
“Medgoen Singsurat”
Born
Jun 12, 1978
Age
44
Debut
Jan 30, 1997
Record
74-6
Rounds
420
KOs
51 (63.7%)
Height
163 cm
Reach
163 cm
Ape Index
0 cm
Stance
Orthodox
Last Fight
WBC
sFL
w1
d12
FL
w1
d1
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Boonsai Sangsurat's record and stats
Boonsai Sangsurat's Record

      Boonsai Sangsurat (Medgoen Singsurat) is a retired Thai professional boxer. He was born in Roi Et Province, Thailand on June 12, 1978. Sangsurat made his professional boxing debut at the age of 18 on January 30, 1997. He is a former 2-weight-class world champion. He is 44 years old, and will be turning 45 in 4 months and 8 days.

      Boxing Record

      Total Fights80
      Wins74
      Losses6
      Draws0
      No-Contests0
      KO Wins51
      Total Title Wins2
      Title Defenses13
      Title-Fight KO Wins12
      Losses via KO6
      #DateAgeOpponentResultVia
      80Jun 24, 201133Wanchana PattanakarngymWinTKO3
      79Apr 29, 201132Pichit Twins GymWinTKO2
      78Feb 25, 201132Pichit Twins GymWinPTS
      77Feb 1, 201132Noppadol ChornkratokWinTKO2
      76Oct 29, 201032Anucha BantiWinTKO3
      75Sep 24, 201032Panturak NamtongWinPTS
      74Aug 6, 201032Taiwo AliWinTKO5
      73Jul 2, 201032Alejandro MuñozWinPTS
      72May 27, 201031Atsushi UechiWinTKO4
      71Mar 18, 201031Tarik CharafiWinPTS
      70Jan 15, 201031Sissy KeriyngkirWinKO2
      69Sep 30, 200931Mikio YasudaLossTKO2
      68Jul 31, 200931Pompetch KiatmungmeeWinPTS
      67May 29, 200930Yong SathongWinPTS
      66Mar 27, 200930Anusorn ChaisuraWinTKO4
      65Jan 30, 200930Anucha RassameeyanWinKO6
      64Dec 3, 200830Dennarong BigshotcampWinKO3
      63Aug 29, 200830Akbar MohammadpourWinPTS
      62Jun 18, 200830Kaichon PatonggymWinTKO3
      61Apr 25, 200829Roger MonsertoWinKO3
      60Feb 29, 200829Yodkumarn ChitraladagymWinPTS
      59Jan 25, 200829Denpayak Sor PisanuWinPTS
      58Dec 1, 200729 Jorge ArceLossTKO1
      57Oct 24, 200729Dennarong BigshotcampWinKO4
      56Sep 21, 200729Noppachai SithkosolWinKO3
      55Jul 31, 200729Fahsai SithkaruehadWinKO3
      54Jun 29, 200729Payakdam SithsaithongWinKO3
      53Apr 27, 200728Refly RengkungWinUD
      52Mar 30, 200728Raheem KadayreeWinTKO7
      51Feb 23, 200728Tarek KrabWinKO4
      50Dec 29, 200628Roger MonsertoWinTKO5
      49Oct 5, 200628Ric MorenoWinKO4
      48Sep 7, 200628Jonathan GonzalesWinKO3
      47Mar 31, 200627Roger MonsertoWinTKO5
      46Jan 15, 200627Nobuto IkeharaLossTKO3
      45Jul 29, 200527Rodel Orais WinTKO3
      44May 27, 200526Joel Avila WinKO5
      43Mar 25, 200526Dragon Zheng WinTKO6
      42Jan 14, 200526Leo Escobido WinKO6
      41Oct 29, 200426Katsumi Makiyama WinTKO8
      40Sep 24, 200426Jojo Rodrigo WinKO3
      39Jul 15, 200426Daothai KiatkamjornWinTKO5
      38May 21, 200425Jimboy Rodriguez WinUD
      37Mar 26, 200425Edmund Nonong Develleres WinTKO4
      36Jan 3, 200425Joven JordaLossKO4
      35Oct 24, 200325Rodel Orais WinTKO5
      34Aug 9, 200325Rodel Orais WinTKO3
      33May 5, 200324Jun Magsipoc WinKO5
      32Mar 14, 200324Archie Villamor WinKO4
      31Jan 31, 200324Alfren Bulala WinUD
      30Nov 26, 200224Rey LlagasWinKO5
      29Sep 6, 200224Jun MagsipocWinUD
      28Jul 5, 200224Rolly MandahinogWinTKO4
      27Apr 19, 200223Rolly MandahinogWinUD
      26Jul 7, 200123Yosuke KobayashiWinKO9
      25Mar 2, 200122Alfren BulalaLossTKO6
      24Dec 29, 200022Rey LlagasWinPTS
      23Sep 22, 200022Ramil AnitoWinTKO7
      22Jun 23, 200022Noel SungahidWinTKO3
      21May 19, 200021 Malcolm Tuñacao LossTKO7
      20Feb 25, 200021Masaki Kawabata WinUD
      19Sep 17, 199921 Manny Pacquiao WinTKO3
      18May 21, 199920Eddie FelisildaWinKO3
      17Apr 30, 199920Rogelio LapianWinTKO5
      16Mar 6, 199920Rolando BaclayoWinPTS
      15Dec 29, 199820Ramil GeveroWinKO3
      14Nov 14, 199820Jerry PahayahayWinUD
      13Sep 20, 199820Ernesto RubillarWinTKO5
      12Aug 12, 199820Juanito RubillarWinKO9
      11Jun 5, 199819Kaaj ChartbanditWinKO3
      10May 1, 199819Jerwin BalabaWinTKO8
      9Feb 6, 199819Alpong NavajaWinPTS
      8Nov 21, 199719Ramil GeveroWinPTS
      7Sep 26, 199719Rodolfo GuilosWinKO3
      6Aug 1, 199719Rodolfo GuilosWinKO3
      5Jun 24, 199719Roy TarazonaWinTKO4
      4May 2, 199718Alpong NavajaWinPTS
      3Mar 28, 199718Ramil GeveroWinPTS
      2Mar 7, 199718Ramon AlgoraWinKO2
      1Jan 30, 199718Roy ClaveWinPTS

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      Statistics

      Boonsai Sangsurat is 163 cm tall (5' 4.17") with a reach of 163 cm (5' 4.17"). He fights out of the orthodox stance and presents an ape-index of 0. Sangsurat has a 63.7% KO rate.

      Career Summary

      Boonsai Sangsurat's professional boxing career spanned more than 14 years — from 1997 to 2011.

      Sangsurat made his debut against Roy Clave at the age of 18 on January 30, 1997, defeating Clave via 6 round PTS. He went on to win 19 more consecutive fights after the debut, which included 12 wins via stoppage.

      Sangsurat had his first world title fight at the age of 21 on September 17, 1999 after 18 professional fights, against Manny Pacquiao for the flyweight WBC (vacant) title. He defeated Pacquiao via 3rd round TKO to become the flyweight champion of the world.

      Sangsurat has won two world titles at 2 weight classes. For all the details about Sangsurat's world title wins and defenses refer to "Boonsai Sangsurat World Titles".

      Some of Sangsurat's best fights and notable victories include wins over Manny Pacquiao, Rodel Orais, Joel Avila, Jojo Rodrigo, Edmund Nonong Develleres, Dragon Zheng, and Leo Escobido.

      Boonsai Sangsurat had a total of six losses in his professional boxing career — one of them in a title bout and five in non-title bouts. He suffered his first loss against Malcolm Tuñacao via 7th round TKO on May 19, 2000, which ended his 20-fight win streak. All of Sangsurat's losses came via stoppage. For more details about these defeats, refer to "All of Boonsai Sangsurat's losses".

      His last professional fight was a non-title bout against Wanchana Pattanakarngym on June 24, 2011. Sangsurat won the fight via 3rd round TKO. It's been 11 years, 7 months, and 11 days since this fight.

      Sangsurat retired from professional boxing with a record of 74-6, which included 51 knockout wins and 6 losses via knockout, and 2 title wins.

      Career Highlights

      Boonsai Sangsurat fought a total of 80 times during his professional career. He put on some incredible performances in these fights. These eight fights are the highlight of his career.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Manny Pacquiao

        A 21-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (18-0, 11 KO) had his first world title fight against Manny Pacquiao for the vacant WBC flyweight belt. Pacquiao was 20 years old with a record of 26-1. Pacquiao was on a 15-fight win streak with 17 KO wins, and was the taller of the two by 5 cms and also had a 7 cm reach advantage over Sangsurat.

        Sangsurat defeated Pacquiao via 3rd round TKO to win the vacant WBC flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Archie Villamor

        A 24-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (29-2, 17 KO) faced Archie Villamor in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Villamor via 4th round KO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Rodel Orais

        A 25-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (31-2, 19 KO) faced Rodel Orais in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Orais via 3rd round TKO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Rodel Orais

        In a rematch, a 25-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (32-2, 20 KO) faced Rodel Orais in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Orais via 5th round TKO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Edmund Nonong Develleres

        A 25-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (33-3, 21 KO) faced Edmund Nonong Develleres in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Develleres via 4th round TKO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Jojo Rodrigo

        A 26-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (36-3, 23 KO) faced Jojo Rodrigo in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Rodrigo via 3rd round KO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Joel Avila

        A 26-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (40-3, 27 KO) faced Joel Avila in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Avila via 5th round KO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

      • Boonsai Sangsurat vs. Rodel Orais

        In a rematch, a 27-year old Boonsai Sangsurat (41-3, 28 KO) faced Rodel Orais in a super-flyweight title defense fight.

        Sangsurat defeated Orais via 3rd round TKO to retain the WBC super-flyweight title.

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