Hideyuki Ohashi boxer

Hideyuki Ohashi boxer
bouts
24
won
19
lost
5
draw
0
Status
inactive
Division
minimumweight
Debut
1985-02-12
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
-
Born
1965-03-08
Death
-
Nationality
Japan

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Hideyuki Ohashi (大橋 秀行, Ōhashi Hideyuki, born March 8, 1965, in Yokohama) is a Japanese former professional boxer and two-time minimumweight world champion.Ohashi dropped out of college to begin a professional boxing career, and made his debut in February, 1985, with the Yonekura Boxing Gym. He won the vacant Japanese Light flyweight title in his 6th professional fight, and in December 1986, he challenged Jung-Koo Chang for the WBC Light flyweight title, but lost by TKO in the 5th round. Ohashi reclaimed the Japanese Light flyweight title in January 1988, and challenged Chang for the second time in June of the same year, only to lose again by 8th-round TKO. This was Chang's 15th consecutive defense of the WBC title, and Ohashi was knocked down a total of 7 times in 8 rounds before the referee stopped the contest.Ohashi challenged Jum-Hwan Choi in January 1990 for the Lineal and WBC Minimumweight title, and won by KO to claim his first world title. This win stopped the streak of 21 losses in a row suffered in world title bouts by Japanese boxers. There had been no Japanese world champions for over a year before Ohashi won the WBC title.Ohashi defended his title once, before losing to the legendary Ricardo López by TKO in the 5th round. López would go on to defend the WBC title won from Ohashi 22 times, and retire undefeated.After two years away from the world stage, Ohashi returned to fight WBA Minimumweight champion Hi-Yong Choi in October 1992. Ohashi won a unanimous 12-round decision to claim his second world title. He lost to Chana Porpaoin in his first defense, and was forced into retirement at the age of 27, after it was discovered that he had a detached retina. He ended his career with a record of 19-5-0 (12KOs).After retiring, he created the Ohashi Boxing Gym (Ohashi Promotions) in his hometown, Yokohama, and currently works as a trainer there. Former WBC Super flyweight champion, Katsushige Kawashima, is trained by Ohashi.

Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1993-02-10 Chana Porpaoin WWWWWW Metropolitan Gym LOST
Majority decision
1992-10-14 Hi-Yong Choi WWWWWW Kokugikan WIN
Unanimous decision
1992-06-02 Joe Constantino LLLLWL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1991-12-17 In-Kyu Hwang LLLLLW Korakuen Hall WIN
Points
1991-08-20 Rico Macaubos WLLWWL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1991-04-23 Julius Planas LDLDLW Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1990-10-25 Ricardo Lopez WWWWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Technical knockout
1990-06-08 Napa Kiatwanchai WWWWLW Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
1990-02-07 Jum-Hwan Choi WWWWLW Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1989-10-03 Boy Kid Emilia LWWWWL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1989-04-25 JaeMan Lee L Korakuen Hall WIN
Technical knockout
1989-03-07 Joel Revilla DDLLWW Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1988-10-18 Romy Ceniza WLDDWL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1988-06-27 Jung Koo Chang WWWWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Technical knockout
1988-01-11 Tomohiro Kiyuna LWWWWW Korakuen Hall WIN
Points
1987-09-08 Yasutaka Sakurai WWWWWL Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
1987-04-07 Shin Sayama LLLLLL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1986-12-14 Jung Koo Chang WWWWWW Sum-In Gymnasium, Incheon LOST
Technical knockout
1986-06-23 Yoshiaki Nojima DWWWLL Korakuen Hall WIN
Points
1986-03-20 Bong-Jun Kim WDLWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Points
1985-12-03 Shin Sayama WWLWLL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1985-08-27 Tadashi Kuramochi LDWWLL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO
1985-05-07 Hideto Osanai WWWLLL Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
1985-02-12 Masakatsu Aikata WWWL Korakuen Hall WIN
KO

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