What is Saensak Muangsurin's record?

Saensak Muangsurin's professional record is 14-6-0 with 11 knockouts.

Which world titles has Saensak Muangsurin held?

Saensak Muangsurin has held 2 world title reigns: WBC super lightweight (1976–1978), WBC super lightweight (1975–1976).

Super lightweight · Thailand

Saensak Muangsurin

14-6-0 11 KO · 1974–1981

Updated Oct 12, 2026 · Sources: Wikidata, English Wikipedia, Wikipedia (ja), +1

Saensak Muangsurin was a super lightweight boxer from Thailand, born Aug 13, 1950. Record 14-6-0 with 11 knockouts over 1974–1981. World titles: WBC super lightweight (1976–1978), WBC super lightweight (1975–1976). Saensak Muangsurin last fought Chung-jae Hwang on Apr 5, 1981 and lost by MD over 12 rounds.

Also: Саенсак Муангсурин · Сенсак Муангсурін · ساينساك موانجسورين

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BornAug 13, 1950

DiedApr 16, 2009

Country🇹🇭 Thailand

StanceSouthpaw

NicknameWorld Collapsing Southpaw · Pink Southpaw

DebutNov 16, 1974

Career1974–1981

Rounds boxed180

KO share79%

Born inBan Sadiang, Mueang Phetchabun, Phetchabun, Thailand

TitlesWBC super lightweight · 1975–1978

Boxerbook rating1690 ± 273 · inactive since Apr 1981Why here ›

Confirmed bouts6 of 20

Career record

Record

14-6-0, 11 KOs · 1974–1981

Last result

Chung-jae Hwang

For OPBF welterweight title

MD 12/12 · Roi-Et, 🇹🇭

1981-04-05 ›
✓ one source

The record

20 bouts, 1974–1981, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.

Bouts by source: English Wikipedia · 20, Wikipedia (ja) · 20, Wikipedia (es) · 2

Chung-jae Hwang

For OPBF welterweight title

MD 12/12 · Roi-Et, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 14-5-0 · Hwang —

1981-04-05 ›
✓ one source

Andoni Amana

UD 10/10 · Bilbao, País Vasco, 🇪🇸

Muangsurin 14-4-0 · Amana —

1980-11-13 ›
✓ one source

Mike DeGuzman

TKO 5/10 · Jirapravat Stadium, Nakhon Sawan, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 13-4-0 · DeGuzman —

1980-09-30 ›
✓ one source

Thomas Hearns 🇺🇸

TKO 3/10 · Olympia Stadium, Detroit, 🇺🇸

Muangsurin 13-3-0 · Hearns 22-0-0

1979-10-18 ›
✓✓ two sources

Dan DeGuzman

SD 10/10 · Manila, 🇵🇭

Muangsurin 13-2-0 · DeGuzman —

1979-07-20 ›
✓ one source

Kim Sang-hyun 🇰🇷

Lost WBC super-lightweight title

TKO 13/15 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷

Muangsurin 13-1-0 · Sang-hyun —

1978-12-30 ›
✓ one source

Francisco Moreno 🇻🇪

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

TKO 13/15 · Municipality Stadium, Hat Yai, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 12-1-0 · Moreno —

1978-04-08 ›
✓ one source

Jo Kimpuani

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

TKO 14/15 · Tung Na-Chai Stadium, Chantaburi, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 11-1-0 · Kimpuani —

1977-12-30 ›
✓ one source

Saoul Mamby 🇺🇸

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

SD 15/15 · Open-Air Stadium, Nakhon Ratchasima, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 10-1-0 · Mamby —

1977-10-23 ›
✓ one source

Mike Everett

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

TKO 6/15 · Open-Air Stadium, Roi Et, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 9-1-0 · Everett —

1977-08-20 ›
✓ one source

Perico Fernández 🇪🇸

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

UD 15/15 · Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid, 🇪🇸

Muangsurin 8-1-0 · Fernández 40-4-10

1977-06-17 ›
✓✓ two sources

Guts Ishimatsu 🇯🇵

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

KO 6/15 · Kokugikan, Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Muangsurin 7-1-0 · Ishimatsu 31-12-6

1977-04-02 ›
✓✓ two sources

Monroe Brooks

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

TKO 15/15 · Open-Air Stadium, Chiang Mai, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 6-1-0 · Brooks —

1977-01-15 ›
✓ one source

Miguel Velasquez 🇪🇸

Won WBC super lightweight title

TKO 2/15 · Pabellón del Colegio de Hermanos Maristas, Segovia, 🇪🇸

Muangsurin 5-1-0 · Velasquez 66-3-3

1976-10-29 ›
✓✓ two sources

Miguel Velasquez 🇪🇸

For WBC super lightweight title

DQ 4/15 · Palacio de los Deportes, Madrid, 🇪🇸

Muangsurin 5-0-0 · Velasquez 64-3-3

1976-06-30 ›
✓✓ two sources

Lion Furuyama 🇯🇵

Retained WBC super-lightweight title

UD 15/15 · Nihon University, Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Muangsurin 4-0-0 · Furuyama —

1976-01-25 ›
✓ one source

Ely Yares

Non-title bout

KO 6/10 · Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 3-0-0 · Yares —

1975-12-13 ›
✓ one source

Perico Fernández 🇪🇸

Won WBC super-lightweight title

KO 8/15 · Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 2-0-0 · Fernández 34-3-9

1975-07-15 ›
✓✓ two sources

Lion Furuyama 🇯🇵

TKO 7/10 · Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 1-0-0 · Furuyama —

1975-02-16 ›
✓ one source

Rudy Barro

KO 1/10 · Hua Mark Stadium, Bangkok, 🇹🇭

Muangsurin 0-0-0 · Barro —

1974-11-16 ›
✓ one source

Ratings now

Not in any current ranking.

World titles

WBCSuper lightweight

1976-10-29 – 1978-12-30

WBCSuper lightweight

1975-07-15 – 1976-06-30

Facts

What is Saensak Muangsurin's record?: Saensak Muangsurin's professional record is 14-6-0 with 11 knockouts.
Who did Saensak Muangsurin fight last?: Saensak Muangsurin last fought Chung-jae Hwang on Apr 5, 1981 and lost by MD over 12 rounds.
Which world titles has Saensak Muangsurin held?: Saensak Muangsurin has held 2 world title reigns: WBC super lightweight (1976–1978), WBC super lightweight (1975–1976).

Sources

Boxerbook ID 10361 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/10361. 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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