Super flyweight · South Korea

Moon Sung-kil

21-2-0 15 KO · 1987–1993

Moon Sung-kil was a super flyweight boxer from South Korea, born Jul 20, 1963. Record 21-2-0 with 15 knockouts over 1987–1993. World titles: WBC super flyweight (1990–1993), WBA bantamweight (1988–1989). Moon Sung-kil last fought José Luis Bueno on Nov 13, 1993 and lost by SD over 12 rounds.

Also: Мун Сон Гиль · Мун Сон Гіль · مون سونج كيل
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BornJul 20, 1963
Country🇰🇷 South Korea
StanceOrthodox
Reach167.5 cm
DebutMar 8, 1987
Career1987–1993
Rounds boxed148
KO share71%
Born inYeongam, South Jeolla South Korea
TitlesWBA bantamweight · 1988–1989; WBC super flyweight · 1990–1993
Boxerbook rating2105 ± 241 · inactive since Nov 1993Why here ›
Confirmed bouts7 of 23

Career record

Record
21-2-0, 15 KOs · 1987–1993

Last result

L
Lost WBC super-flyweight title
SD 12/12 · Pohang Gymnasium, Pohang, 🇰🇷
1993-11-13 ›
✓ one source

The record

23 bouts, 1987–1993, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.
L
Lost WBC super-flyweight title
SD 12/12 · Pohang Gymnasium, Pohang, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 21-1-0 · Bueno —
1993-11-13 ›
✓ one source
W
For WBC super flyweight title
SD 12/12 · Education Culture Center, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 19-1-0 · Salazar 33-3-1
1993-07-03 ›
✓ one source
W
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
SD 12/12 · Education Culture Center, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 19-1-0 · Salazar —
1993-07-03 ›
✓ one source
W
For WBC super flyweight title
TKO 1/12 · Olympic Fencing Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 18-1-0 · Zapata 43-9-1
1993-02-27 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
MD 12/12 · Olympic Fencing Stadium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 17-1-0 · Richardson 29-6-0
1992-10-31 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Armando Salazar
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
TKO 8/12 · Citizen Hall, Incheon, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 16-1-0 · Salazar —
1992-07-04 ›
✓ one source
W
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
TKO 6/12 · Incheon Gymnasium, Incheon, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 15-1-0 · Pongsupa —
1991-12-22 ›
✓ one source
W
Ernesto Ford
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
KO 5/12 · Ramada Renaissance Hotel, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 14-1-0 · Ford —
1991-07-20 ›
✓ one source
W
Nana Konadu 🇬🇭
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
TKO 4/12 · Pabellón Principe Felipe, Zaragosa, 🇪🇸
Sung-kil 13-1-0 · Konadu 20-1-1
1991-03-16 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
TD 5/12 · Hanyang University Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 12-1-0 · Matsumura —
1990-10-20 ›
✓ one source
W
Retained WBC super-flyweight title
RTD 8/12 · Palpal Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 11-1-0 · Román 54-5-1
1990-06-09 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Nana Konadu 🇬🇭
Won WBC super-flyweight title
TD 9/12 · World Trade Center, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 10-1-0 · Konadu 18-0-1
1990-01-20 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Romeo Opriasa
KO 5/10 · Kunsan, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 9-1-0 · Opriasa —
1989-11-19 ›
✓ one source
L
Kaokor Galaxy 🇹🇭
Lost WBA bantamweight title
UD 12/12 · Rajadamnern Stadium, Bangkok, 🇹🇭
Sung-kil 9-0-0 · Galaxy 23-1-0
1989-07-09 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Chiaki Kobayashi
Retained WBA bantamweight title
TKO 5/12 · Chungmu Gymnasium, Daejeon, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 8-0-0 · Kobayashi —
1989-02-19 ›
✓ one source
W
Edgar Monserrat
Retained WBA bantamweight title
TKO 7/12 · Chamsil Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 7-0-0 · Monserrat —
1988-11-17 ›
✓ one source
W
Kaokor Galaxy 🇹🇭
Won WBA bantamweight title
TD 6/12 · New Lamada Renaissance Hotel, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 6-0-0 · Galaxy 18-0-0
1988-08-14 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Oky Pretus
KO 4/10 · KBS Hall, Ulsan, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 5-0-0 · Pretus —
1988-06-05 ›
✓ one source
W
Tony Pruitt
KO 3/10 · 88 Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 4-0-0 · Pruitt —
1988-02-21 ›
✓ one source
W
Tepratum Eakchatchingchai
KO 2/10 · Jonghab Gymnasium, Gwangju City, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 3-0-0 · Eakchatchingchai —
1987-12-11 ›
✓ one source
Show all 23 bouts
W
KO 3/10 · Mokpo, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 2-0-0 · Dangla —
1987-08-16 ›
✓ one source
W
Singnoi Singkrungthon
KO 3/10 · Gudeok Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 1-0-0 · Singkrungthon —
1987-05-17 ›
✓ one source
W
Ric Bajelot
KO 4/8 · Chamsil Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Sung-kil 0-0-0 · Bajelot —
1987-03-08 ›
✓ one source

Amateur career

🥇 World Championships 1986 bantamweight🥇 Asian Games 1986 54 kg🥇 Asian Games 1982 54 kg

1986 Asian Games – Men's 54 kg

FinalWSophon Sujarikul 🇹🇭5:0
Semi-finalWG. D. Kamble 🇮🇳RSC
Quarter-finalWWataru Yamada 🇯🇵RSC

1984 Summer Olympics – Men's bantamweight

Quarter-finalLPedro Nolasco 🇩🇴RSC R1
Round of 16WRobert Shannon 🇺🇸RSC R3
Round of 32WJohn Hyland 🇬🇧AB R3

1982 Asian Games – Men's 54 kg

FinalWWanchai Pongsri 🇹🇭KO
Semi-finalWPyon Song-o 🇰🇵5:0
Quarter-finalWHiroaki Takami 🇯🇵4:1
Round of 16WAnil Jayalath 🇱🇰AB

10 amateur bouts at major tournaments, from the tournament articles on English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Not part of the professional record.

Ratings now

Not in any current ranking.

World titles

1990-01-20 – 1993-11-13
1988-08-14 – 1989-07-09

Facts

What is Moon Sung-kil's record?
Moon Sung-kil's professional record is 21-2-0 with 15 knockouts.
Who did Moon Sung-kil fight last?
Moon Sung-kil last fought José Luis Bueno on Nov 13, 1993 and lost by SD over 12 rounds.
Which world titles has Moon Sung-kil held?
Moon Sung-kil has held 2 world title reigns: WBC super flyweight (1990–1993), WBA bantamweight (1988–1989).

Sources

Boxerbook ID 12534 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/12534. Wikidata (CC0), English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Last fetched: 2026-10-12. Spot a mistake? Every bout page has a link to report it.

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