Hideki Todaka boxeador

Hideki Todaka boxeador
luta
26
vitória
21
derrota
4
empate
1
Estado
inactive
divisão
super flyweight
Estreia
1994-06-05
Altura
5′ 4″/162cm
Alcance
64½″/164cm
Idade
-
Born
1973-03-16
Death
-
Nascimento
Japan

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Hideki Todaka (戸高 秀樹, Todaka Hideki, born March 16, 1973 in Miyazaki, Japan) is a former professional boxer who fought in the super flyweight and bantamweight divisions. He is the former WBA super flyweight champion, and former WBA bantamweight interim champion.Todaka was a delinquent during his teens, getting into countless street fights during his teens, and he dropped out of high school to begin boxing at a local gym in Miyazaki. Todaka got his professional license when he was 18, but was only able to make his debut in 1994, when he was 21, after having to recuperate from a back injury.In June, 1996, Todaka challenged and won the Japanese light flyweight title. This was only his 10th professional bout. Todaka defended the title once in September, before returning it in November.In 1998, Todaka transferred from his gym in Miyazaki to a larger gym located in Nagoya. WBA super flyweight champion Satoshi Iida also trained at this gym, and Todaka often fought on the undercard of Iida's title matches.Todaka won his fight in December, 1998 to obtain a world ranking, but Iida lost to Jesus Kiki Rojas the same day to lose his WBA Super flyweight title. Todaka became the opponent for Rojas' first defense, which was scheduled for March, 1999 in Todaka's hometown, Miyazaki.Todaka made an aggressive start, giving the veteran champion a challenging fight in the early rounds. Todaka may have been too aggressive, as a head butt opened a cut above Rojas' left eye in the 3rd round. The bleeding did not stop, and the ring doctor ended the fight in the 4th round. The rules stated that a stoppage by an unintentional head butt caused before the 4th round would become a draw, and Rojas retained his title with a draw. Both sides immediately agreed on a rematch, which took place on July 31, 1999, in Nagoya.

Data Adversário Últimos resultados dos adversários Lugar Resultado
2004-03-06 Julio Zarate WWDWWW Super Arena, Saitama LOST
Split-decision
2003-10-04 Leo Gamez WLWLWL Kokugikan WIN
Split-decision
2002-11-30 Loedsiam Sithsoei LWW City Sogo Gym, Miyazaki WIN
Unanimous decision
2002-08-11 Wichit Khaekhunthod LLLL International Conference Hall, Nagoya WIN
KO
2002-03-02 Vesarat Kanchit WLLLLL Prefectural Gymnasium, Miyazaki WIN
KO
2000-10-09 Leo Gamez LLWWWL Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya LOST
KO
2000-04-23 Yokthai Sithoar WWWWWW Rainbow Hall, Nagoya WIN
Technical knockout
1999-11-07 Akihiko Nago WWWWWW Kokugikan WIN
Unanimous decision
1999-07-31 Jesus Rojas WLWWWD Rainbow Hall, Nagoya WIN
Unanimous decision
1999-03-28 Jesus Rojas WWLWWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Miyazaki DRAW
1998-12-23 Young Soon Jang WWWWLL Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya WIN
Points
1998-10-31 William Acoyong LL Nagoya WIN
Technical knockout
1998-07-26 Joji Nobeyama LDWLLW Rainbow Hall, Nagoya WIN
Technical knockout
1998-04-29 Hiroshi Kobayashi LLDWWW Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya WIN
Points
1997-04-20 Jerry Pahayahay LDWLLW Miyazaki WIN
Unanimous decision
1996-09-16 Ryuji Muramatsu WWWWWW Miyazaki WIN
Points
1996-06-03 Kenzo Ando WLWLWW Green Arena, Hiroshima WIN
Points
1996-04-14 Kenji Taniguchi WLLDLW Miyazaki WIN
Technical knockout
1995-09-30 Shozo Yoda LDDL Nagoya WIN
KO
1995-05-14 Shigeharu Akitsuki WWDWLW Miyazaki WIN
Points
1995-04-16 Eiji Shigeyasu WWWLW Yamaguchi City LOST
Points
1995-03-26 Akira Murakami D Yurix, Munakata WIN
KO
1994-09-17 Eiji Shigeyasu WW Kitakyushu LOST
Points
1994-07-31 Koji Fujiwara WWWWW Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya WIN
KO
1994-07-15 Hiroshi Morioka debut Oita WIN
Points
1994-06-05 Ichitaro Takada debut Miyazaki WIN
Technical knockout

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