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Minimumweight · South Korea
Choi Jum-hwan 20-3-0 8 KO · 1983–1990
Choi Jum-hwan was a minimumweight boxer from South Korea, born Jun 9, 1963. Record 20-3-0 with 8 knockouts over 1983–1990. World titles: WBC minimumweight (1989–1990), IBF light flyweight (1986–1988). Choi Jum-hwan last fought Hideyuki Ohashi on Feb 7, 1990 and lost by KO in round 9 of 12.
Also: Чхве Чом Хван · ชเว จอม-ฮวัน · 崔漸煥 +4 more 최점환 · Jum Hwan Choi · Jum-Hwan Choi · チェ・ジュンファン
Born Jun 9, 1963
Country 🇰🇷 South Korea
Stance Orthodox
Debut Mar 13, 1983
Career 1983–1990
Rounds boxed 184
KO share 40%
Born in South Korea
Titles IBF light flyweight · 1986–1988; WBC minimumweight · 1989–1990
Boxerbook rating 1751 ± 250 · inactive since Feb 1990Why here › Confirmed bouts 6 of 23
Career record Record
20-3-0, 8 KOs · 1983–1990
Last result L
For WBC mini-flyweight title KO 9/12 · Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, 🇯🇵
The record 23 bouts, 1983–1990, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.
Bouts by source: English Wikipedia · 23, Wikipedia (ja) · 1
L
For WBC mini-flyweight title KO 9/12 · Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, 🇯🇵
Jum-hwan 20-2-0 · Ohashi 12-3-0
W
Won WBC strawweight title TKO 12/12 · World Trade Center Seoul, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 19-2-0 · Kiatwanchai 10-0-1
L
For IBF Light flyweight title UD 12/12 · Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City, 🇵🇭
Jum-hwan 19-1-0 · Macalos 23-4-3
W
SD 10/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 18-1-0 · Pascua 14-0-0
W
Azadin Anhar
Retained IBF light-flyweight title TKO 3/15 · Senayan Hall, Jakarta, 🇮🇩
Jum-hwan 17-1-0 · Anhar —
W
Retained IBF light-flyweight title TKO 4/15 · Palpal Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 16-1-0 · Matsuda —
W
For IBF Light flyweight title SD 15/15 · Boxing Gymnasium, Suwon, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 15-1-0 · Macalos 18-2-3
W
Park Cho-Woon
Won vacant IBF light-flyweight title UD 15/15 · Pohang, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 14-1-0 · Cho-Woon —
W
Choi Young-Il
PTS 10/10 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 13-1-0 · Young-Il —
W
Chang Kyung-Jae
PTS 10/10 · Suwon Gymnasium, Suwon, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 12-1-0 · Kyung-Jae —
L
For IBF junior-flyweight title UD 15/15 · Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City, 🇵🇭
Jum-hwan 12-0-0 · Peñalosa 14-0-1
W
Chang Kyung-Jae
PTS 10/10 · Pohang, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 11-0-0 · Kyung-Jae —
W
Kim Jung-Hyun
Won South Korean light-flyweight title KO 2/10 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 10-0-0 · Jung-Hyun —
W
Lim Ha-Shik
TKO 7/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 9-0-0 · Ha-Shik —
W
Jang Chang-Young
PTS 10/10 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 8-0-0 · Chang-Young —
W
Jun Sung-Kwan
PTS 8/8 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 7-0-0 · Sung-Kwan —
W
Lim Ha-Shik
PTS 8/8 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 6-0-0 · Ha-Shik —
W
Choi Keung-Soo
PTS 6/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 5-0-0 · Keung-Soo —
W
Jung Won-Soo
PTS 6/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 4-0-0 · Won-Soo —
W
Kim Yong-Soo
KO 3/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 3-0-0 · Yong-Soo —
Show all 23 bouts W
Yuh Byung-Dae
KO 1/8 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 2-0-0 · Byung-Dae —
W
Kim Sung-Kyu
PTS 6/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 1-0-0 · Sung-Kyu —
W
Kim Jong-Don
KO 2/6 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Jum-hwan 0-0-0 · Jong-Don —
Ratings now Not in any current ranking.
World titles
Facts
What is Choi Jum-hwan's record? Choi Jum-hwan's professional record is 20-3-0 with 8 knockouts.
Who did Choi Jum-hwan fight last? Choi Jum-hwan last fought Hideyuki Ohashi on Feb 7, 1990 and lost by KO in round 9 of 12.
Which world titles has Choi Jum-hwan held? Choi Jum-hwan has held 2 world title reigns: WBC minimumweight (1989–1990), IBF light flyweight (1986–1988). Sources Boxerbook ID 17301 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/17301 . Wikidata (CC0), English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Last fetched: 2026-10-12. Spot a mistake? Every bout page has a link to report it.