Kunoi Vithichai boxeador

Kunoi Vithichai (Thai: กู้น้อย วิถีชัย; November 6, 1933 – January 3, 2008) was a former professional boxer from Thailand. He fought in the flyweight division in the 1950s–'60s.Kunoi was born in Bangkok's Yaowarat neighborhood, his parents are Overseas Chinese immigrants living in Thailand. He had the birth name in Chinese "Aeayuh Sae-heng" (เอี้ยหยู แซ่เฮ้ง).He fights in the names "Kimyuh Vithichai" (กิมหยู วิถีชัย) and "Kunoi Vithichai" under Vithichai Boxing Gym by Chit Ampongsin as a trainer. He started with Muay Thai by fighting regularly at Rajadamnern Stadium and changed into professional at a later time.He has been fighting with Pone Kingpetch, a first world champion of Thailand, three times in 1956. At first, he was the winner by TKO (Pone's brows broken since the fifth round can't continue to fight) in the seventh round and won the Rajadamnern Stadium flyweight champion (comparable to Thailand champion). Second, he was defeated by knocked out in the sixth round at the ground in front of Lumpinee Park, and the last he was defeated by points decision over the 10 rounds lost the Rajadamnern Stadium flyweight champion.Later, he had three unsuccessful attempts at the Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation flyweight title. And he also had twice boxes in the special bout against Chartchai Chionoi before his retired in 1962.Kunoi is a fighter boxer with aggressive fighting style, many times he has to fight even though with less weight than his opponent.