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Total Fights | 68 |
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Wins | 62 |
Losses | 5 |
Draws | 1 |
No-Contests | 0 |
Title Wins | 4 |
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Title Defenses | 0 |
Title-Fight KOs | 1 |
KO Wins | 33 |
KO Losses | 0 |
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In a professional boxing career spanning 10 years, Hiroyuki Ebihara fought 68 times with 62 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw.
Ebihara retired from professional boxing with a record of 62-5-1, which included four flyweight world-title wins. He had a 48.5% knockouts-to-fights ratio with 33 of his total 68 fights being knockout wins, one of which was in a title fight. Ebihara never lost via knockout.
His last fight was a 15-round unanimous decision defeat to Bernabe Villacampo on October 19, 1969. Ebihara lost the flyweight WBA title to Villacampo in this fight.
Some of Ebihara's best fights and notable victories include wins over Pone Kingpetch, Henry Acido, Jose Garcia Lopez, Efren Torres, Ray Perez, Kung-Kang Nam, and Hideki Osaka.
# | Date | Age | Opponent | Res | Via |
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68 | Oct 19, 1969 | 29 | Bernabe Villacampo | Loss * | UD |
67 | Jun 30, 1969 | 29 | Jose Garcia Lopez | Win | KO2 |
66 | Mar 30, 1969 | 29 | Jose Severino | Win * | UD |
65 | Dec 23, 1968 | 28 | Ely Axinto | Win | KO3 |
64 | Jul 29, 1968 | 28 | Bart Limin | Win | KO7 |
63 | May 20, 1968 | 28 | Rudy Ventura | Win | PTS |
62 | Apr 8, 1968 | 28 | Yuzo Narumi | Win | UD |
61 | Mar 4, 1968 | 27 | Manuel Magallanes | Win | RTD4 |
60 | Aug 12, 1967 | 27 | Horacio Accavallo | Loss * | MD |
59 | Jul 10, 1967 | 27 | Un Mo Oh | Win | KO5 |
58 | May 22, 1967 | 27 | Manuelo Balaba | Win | UD |
57 | Apr 10, 1967 | 27 | Speedy Hayase | Win | PTS |
56 | Jul 15, 1966 | 26 | Horacio Accavallo | Loss * | UD |
55 | Apr 24, 1966 | 26 | Dio Espinosa | Win | KO3 |
54 | Nov 14, 1965 | 25 | Bonny Boromeo | Win | PTS |
53 | Aug 15, 1965 | 25 | Un Mo Oh | Win | TKO6 |
52 | Jul 4, 1965 | 25 | Yoshio Nakane | Win | PTS |
51 | May 7, 1965 | 25 | Efren Torres | Win | TKO7 |
50 | Mar 28, 1965 | 25 | Shigeo Nirasawa | Win | TKO7 |
49 | Mar 13, 1965 | 24 | Hideki Osaka | Win | TKO3 |
48 | Feb 7, 1965 | 24 | Katsuo Haga | Win | PTS |
47 | Jan 3, 1965 | 24 | Takeshi Nakamura | Win | PTS |
46 | Nov 1, 1964 | 24 | Hi Soo Kang | Win | PTS |
45 | Sep 7, 1964 | 24 | Ric Magramo | Win | PTS |
44 | Jul 19, 1964 | 24 | Kung-Kang Nam | Win | KO10 |
43 | Apr 30, 1964 | 24 | Efren Torres | Win | SD |
42 | Mar 19, 1964 | 23 | Fabian Esquivel | Win | UD |
41 | Jan 23, 1964 | 23 | Pone Kingpetch | Loss * | SD |
40 | Nov 20, 1963 | 23 | Henry Acido | Win | KO10 |
39 | Sep 18, 1963 | 23 | Pone Kingpetch | Win * | KO1 |
38 | Aug 1, 1963 | 23 | Masao Ogawa | Win | TKO9 |
37 | Jul 17, 1963 | 23 | Young Bonnie | Win | KO1 |
36 | Mar 27, 1963 | 23 | Billy Brown | Win | UD |
35 | Feb 1, 1963 | 22 | Vic Campo | Win | UD |
34 | Dec 31, 1962 | 22 | Chartchai Chionoi | Win | UD |
33 | Dec 6, 1962 | 22 | Roberto Luna | Win | KO3 |
32 | Nov 21, 1962 | 22 | Manuel Magallanes | Win | UD |
31 | Oct 26, 1962 | 22 | Narongrit Jalengkabo | Win | KO3 |
30 | Sep 28, 1962 | 22 | Shinsuke Taniwaki | Win | TKO1 |
29 | Sep 6, 1962 | 22 | Ray Perez | Win | KO8 |
28 | Aug 13, 1962 | 22 | Little Rufe | Win | KO3 |
27 | Jul 27, 1962 | 22 | Cherngchai Laemfapha | Win | KO2 |
26 | May 4, 1962 | 22 | Katsuo Haga | Win | UD |
25 | Apr 12, 1962 | 22 | Ray Ortiz | Win | KO3 |
24 | Mar 9, 1962 | 21 | Takeshi Nakamura | Win | UD |
23 | Feb 8, 1962 | 21 | Marcel Juban | Win | RTD6 |
22 | Jan 6, 1962 | 21 | Sombang Banbung | Win | KO4 |
21 | Dec 15, 1961 | 21 | Kazuyoshi Yamakawa | Win | TKO1 |
20 | Oct 30, 1961 | 21 | Johnny Jamito | Win | MD |
19 | Sep 29, 1961 | 21 | Shigeru Ito | Win | KO2 |
18 | Aug 27, 1961 | 21 | Singtong Por Tor | Win | UD |
17 | Jul 28, 1961 | 21 | Hajime Taroura | Win | KO3 |
16 | Jun 27, 1961 | 21 | Seinosuke Tsuchiya | Win | UD |
15 | Jun 9, 1961 | 21 | Yoshikatsu Furukawa | Win | TKO3 |
14 | May 18, 1961 | 21 | Takeshi Nakamura | Draw | PTS |
13 | Apr 5, 1961 | 21 | Katsutoshi Aoki | Win | KO2 |
12 | Feb 22, 1961 | 20 | Kinichiro Toyama | Win | UD |
11 | Jan 27, 1961 | 20 | Shigeo Nirasawa | Win | UD |
10 | Dec 24, 1960 | 20 | Fighting Harada | Loss | PTS |
9 | Dec 11, 1960 | 20 | Masayuki Matsuzawa | Win | TKO2 |
8 | Nov 23, 1960 | 20 | Takeshi Nakamura | Win | MD |
7 | Nov 7, 1960 | 20 | Nagao Nagahata | Win | KO1 |
6 | Oct 26, 1960 | 20 | Kazutoshi Oi | Win | UD |
5 | Aug 29, 1960 | 20 | Masayuki Matsuzawa | Win | UD |
4 | Jun 17, 1960 | 20 | Kiyoshi Fujio | Win | TKO1 |
3 | Oct 16, 1959 | 19 | Shoichi Saito | Win | PTS |
2 | Oct 1, 1959 | 19 | Yasuhiko Murai | Win | PTS |
1 | Sep 20, 1959 | 19 | Kazuhiko Kurihara | Win | KO4 |
* World-title fight
Hiroyuki Ebihara was a Japanese professional boxer. He was born in Fussa, Tokyo, Japan on March 26, 1940. He was a flyweight world champion. Ebihara died on April 20, 1991 at the age of 51 years. His professional boxing career spanned more than 10 years — from 1959 to 1969.
Ebihara made his professional boxing debut against Kazuhiko Kurihara at the age of 19 on September 20, 1959, defeating Kurihara via 4th round KO. He went on to win 8 more consecutive fights after the debut, which included 3 wins via stoppage.
He had his first world title fight at the age of 23 on September 18, 1963 after 38 professional fights, against Pone Kingpetch for the flyweight WBA, WBC, and The Ring titles. He defeated Kingpetch via 1st round KO to become the flyweight champion of the world.
Hiroyuki Ebihara was a one-time undisputed flyweight world champion, and won four world titles at flyweight. For all the details about Ebihara's world title wins and defenses refer to the "Championships" section below.
Ebihara had a total of five losses in his professional boxing career.
His last professional fight was a flyweight title defense bout against Bernabe Villacampo at 29 years of age, on October 19, 1969. Ebihara lost the fight via 15 round unanimous decision — and lost his WBA title.
Ebihara had a total of six world-title fights, which includes winning four world titles and zero successful title defenses. He won two of these fights and lost four.
Hiroyuki Ebihara fought for flyweight world titles in four fights and won two of these fights, winning one of them via way of stoppage. In total, he won four flyweight belts.
Date | Opponent | Division | Titles Won | Method |
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Mar 30, 1969 | Jose Severino | Flyweight | WBA* | UD |
Sep 18, 1963+ | Pone Kingpetch | Flyweight | WBA, WBC, The Ring | KO |
Hiroyuki Ebihara lost two world-title defense fights, and lost a total of four titles in these fights.
Date | Opponent | Division | Titles Lost | Method |
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Oct 19, 1969 | Bernabe Villacampo | Flyweight | WBA | UD |
Jan 23, 1964 | Pone Kingpetch | Flyweight | WBA, WBC, The Ring | SD |
Although Ebihara had a total of 68 fights, this fight against Pone Kingpetch is the sole highlight of his career.
September 18, 1963: Ebihara becomes the undisputed flyweight world champion in his first world-title fight by beating Pone Kingpetch via 1st round KO. He now holds the WBA, WBC, and The Ring flyweight world-champion belts.
Ebihara knocked out 33 of his 68 opponents. By his last fight, his KO ratio was at 48.5%. Of his total 62 wins, 33 of them were via KO (53.2%).
Ebihara's first world-title win were the WBA, WBC, and The Ring belts at flyweight. He defeated Pone Kingpetch via 1 round KO to win the titles.
Ebihara won four world titles at flyweight.
Ebihara had a total of two title defense fight.