Muangchai Kittikasem pugile
- combattimenti
- 29
- vinto
- 25
- perduto
- 4
- pareggiare
- 0
- Stato
- inactive
- Divisione
- flyweight
- Debutto
- 1988-06-10
- Altezza
- 5′ 4″/163cm
- Arrivare a
- -
- Età
- -
- Nato
- 1968-11-11
- Morte
- -
- Nazionalità
- Thailand
Nattawut Chantaravinom (Thai: ณัฐวุฒิ จันทรวิมล, born 11 November 1968 in Chainat), known as Muangchai Kittikasem (Thai: เมืองชัย กิตติเกษม), is a former boxer from Thailand. He was first Thai world champion in two weightclasses.He claims to have fought around forty to fifty Muay Thai in fights in ring name Jingjok Uvichaiyont (Thai: จิ้งจก อู่วิชัยยนต์) but never won any championships. He changed to boxing when a promoter needed a short-term replacement on one of his cards.The relentless pressure fighter Kittikasem started to fight professionally in 1988.In only his 7th bout 1989 he won the IBF title on points vs the Filipino Tacy Macalos and defended it against the same fighter by KO. After two defenses he went to the United States to defend the crown against undefeated amateur star Michael Carbajal in 1990. After a gutsy performance he was knocked down four times and stopped round 7. His chin was always his major weakness.He went up in weight and won the WBC and Lineal Flyweight Titles by KO in the 6 round against his countryman Sot Chitalada the very next year. Kittikasem KOd Jung Koo Chang and stopped Chitalada once again in the rematch.He lost the titles against another amateur star in the Russian amateur world champ Yuri Arbachakov, still in 1992. The fight took place in the Russian's adopted country Japan, it was an explosive KO when Kittikasem ran right in a counter. In 1993, he was KO'd one more time by Arbachakov, this time in Thailand.
Data | Avversario | Ultimi risultati degli avversari | Luogo | Risultato |
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1999-02-22 | Shigeru Nakazato | WWWWWL | Korakuen Hall | LOST Corner retirement |
1996-05-11 | Joey Boy Gaabon | LLWL | Rajawong Pier, Bangkok | WIN KO |
1995-06-10 | Jun Lansaderas | LDLLLL | Nakhon Pathom | WIN KO |
1995-04-06 | Rocky Marcial | LLLLLL | The Capital City Discotheque, Bangkok | WIN KO |
1993-03-20 | Yuri Arbachakov | WWWWWW | Lop Buri | LOST Technical knockout |
1992-12-17 | Chan-Woo Park | WLLLL | Bangkok | WIN Technical knockout |
1992-10-04 | Ki-Jung Kim | LL | Bangkok | WIN KO |
1992-06-23 | Yuri Arbachakov | WWWWWW | Kokugikan | LOST KO |
1992-05-27 | Tarman Garzim | L | Pathum Thani | WIN Points |
1992-04-04 | Eddy Permasugi | debut | Sakon Nakhon | WIN Points |
1992-02-28 | Sot Chitalada | WWLWWW | Crocodile Farm, Samut Prakan | WIN Technical knockout |
1991-10-25 | Alberto Jimenez | WWWWWW | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Majority decision |
1991-08-06 | Lito Gonzaga | WWWWLW | Bangkok | WIN Points |
1991-05-18 | Jung Koo Chang | WWWLWL | Olympic Gymnastic Gymnasium, Seoul | WIN Technical knockout |
1991-02-15 | Sot Chitalada | WWWWWW | Central Stadium, Ayutthaya | WIN Technical knockout |
1991-01-04 | Welgie Leonora | WLWLW | Bangkok | WIN KO |
1990-09-25 | Vic Galme | LWWWWL | Bangkok | WIN KO |
1990-07-29 | Michael Carbajal | WWWWWW | Veteran's Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix | LOST Technical knockout |
1990-04-10 | Abdi Pohan | WWW | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Unanimous decision |
1990-01-19 | Jeung-Jae Lee | L | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Technical knockout |
1989-11-28 | Ippo Gala | LWLD | Bangkok | WIN Unanimous decision |
1989-10-06 | Tacy Macalos | WWWWWL | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Technical knockout |
1989-05-02 | Tacy Macalos | WWWWWW | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Split-decision |
1989-04-08 | Nongberd Naphataya | LWWWLL | Samut Sakhon | WIN Technical knockout |
1989-02-03 | Eddie Bagunava | debut | Bangkok | WIN KO |
1988-12-27 | Kwanjai Sorpengpit | LWLLLL | Bangkok | WIN Technical knockout |
1988-11-18 | SeungYup Kang | LLLL | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Technical knockout |
1988-09-06 | Hisao Nayuki | L | Bangkok | WIN KO |
1988-06-10 | Udin Baharudin | LWWWWW | Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, Bangkok | WIN Points |