What is Kim Ki-soo's record?

Kim Ki-soo's professional record is 33-3-2 with 17 knockouts.

Which world titles has Kim Ki-soo held?

Kim Ki-soo has held 2 world title reigns: WBA super welterweight (1966–1968), WBC super welterweight (1966–1968).

Super welterweight · South Korea

Kim Ki-soo

33-3-2 17 KO · 1961–1982

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Kim Ki-soo was a super welterweight boxer from South Korea, born Sep 17, 1939. Record 33-3-2 with 17 knockouts over 1961–1982. World titles: WBA super welterweight (1966–1968), WBC super welterweight (1966–1968). Kim Ki-soo last fought Yuh Myung-woo on May 25, 1982 and lost by PTS over 4 rounds.

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BornSep 17, 1939

DiedJun 10, 1997

Country🇰🇷 South Korea

StanceSouthpaw

Height172 cm

Reach176.5 cm

DebutOct 1, 1961

Career1961–1982

Rounds boxed329

KO share52%

Born inPukchong County, Korea, Empire of Japan

TitlesWBA, WBC super welterweight · 1966–1968

Boxerbook rating1903 ± 298 · inactive since May 1982Why here ›

Confirmed bouts3 of 38

Career record

Record

33-3-2, 17 KOs · 1961–1982

Last result

Yuh Myung-woo 🇰🇷

PTS 4/4 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

1982-05-25 ›
✓ one source

The record

38 bouts, 1961–1982, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.

Yuh Myung-woo 🇰🇷

PTS 4/4 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 33-2-2 · Myung-woo 5-0-0

1982-05-25 ›
✓ one source

Hisao Minami 🇯🇵

Won OPBF middleweight title

PTS 12/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 32-2-2 · Minami —

1969-03-01 ›
✓ one source

Hisao Minami 🇯🇵

Lost OPBF middleweight title

MD 12/12 · Osaka, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 32-1-2 · Minami —

1968-11-20 ›
✓ one source

Alessandro Mazzinghi 🇮🇹

Lost WBA and WBC super-welterweight titles

SD 15/15 · Stadio San Siro, Milan, 🇮🇹

Ki-soo 32-0-2 · Mazzinghi 54-3-0

1968-05-26 ›
✓✓ two sources

Benkei Fujikura

UD 10/10 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 31-0-2 · Fujikura —

1968-04-04 ›
✓ one source

Yoshiaki Akasaka 🇯🇵

PTS 10/10 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 30-0-2 · Akasaka —

1968-03-11 ›
✓ one source

Manfredo Alipala 🇵🇭

Retained OPBF middleweight title

PTS 12/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 29-0-2 · Alipala —

1968-02-17 ›
✓ one source

Apidej Sithiran

PTS 10/10 · Bangkok, 🇹🇭

Ki-soo 28-0-2 · Sithiran —

1967-11-08 ›
✓ one source

Freddie Little 🇺🇸

For WBA and WBC junior-middleweight titles

SD 15/15 · Dongdaemun Baseball Stadium, Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 27-0-2 · Little 37-3-0

1967-10-03 ›
✓✓ two sources

Nakao Sasazaki

Retained OPBF middleweight title

KO 6/12 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 26-0-2 · Sasazaki —

1967-09-07 ›
✓ one source

George Carter 🇺🇸

KO 5/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 25-0-2 · Carter —

1967-03-25 ›
✓ one source

Stan Harrington

Retained WBA and WBC super-welterweight titles

UD 15/15 · Changchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 24-0-2 · Harrington —

1966-12-17 ›
✓ one source

Ken Sato

KO 4/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 23-0-2 · Sato —

1966-11-05 ›
✓ one source

Nino Benvenuti 🇮🇹

Won WBA and WBC junior middleweight titles

SD 15/15 · Jangchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 22-0-2 · Benvenuti 65-0-0

1966-06-25 ›
✓✓ two sources

Hideaki Takada

Retained OPBF middleweight title

KO 10/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 21-0-2 · Takada —

1966-04-30 ›
✓ one source

Ben Argoncillo

KO 9 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 20-0-2 · Argoncillo —

1966-01-23 ›
✓ one source

Sakuji Shinozawa

KO 7/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 19-0-2 · Shinozawa —

1965-10-30 ›
✓ one source

Masao Gondo

PTS 10/10 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 18-0-2 · Gondo —

1965-09-20 ›
✓ one source

Fumio Kaizu

Retained OPBF middleweight title

PTS 12/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 17-0-2 · Kaizu —

1965-06-19 ›
✓ one source

Masao Gondo

PTS 10/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 16-0-2 · Gondo —

1965-04-17 ›
✓ one source

Show all 38 bouts

Han Jung-il

KO 4 · Busan, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 15-0-2 · Jung-il —

1965-03-28 ›
✓ one source

Kazuto Fujiyama

KO 4 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 14-0-2 · Fujiyama —

1965-03-06 ›
✓ one source

Fumio Kaizu

Won OPBF middleweight title

KO 6/12 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 13-0-2 · Kaizu —

1965-01-10 ›
✓ one source

Yoshiaki Akasaka 🇯🇵

RTD 7/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 12-0-2 · Akasaka —

1964-11-21 ›
✓ one source

Kim Deuk-bong 🇰🇷

PTS 10/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 12-0-1 · Deuk-bong —

1964-10-10 ›
✓ one source

Kang Kyu-soon

KO 8 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 11-0-1 · Kyu-soon —

1964-09-20 ›
✓ one source

Roberto Pena

PTS 10/10 · Metropolitan Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 10-0-1 · Pena —

1964-03-18 ›
✓ one source

George Carter 🇺🇸

KO 6 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 9-0-1 · Carter —

1964-01-22 ›
✓ one source

Noboru Saito

KO 6/10 · Yasaka Hall, Kyoto, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 8-0-1 · Saito —

1963-12-22 ›
✓ one source

Kang Se-chul

Retained South Korea middleweight title

PTS 10/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 7-0-1 · Se-chul —

1963-12-14 ›
✓ one source

Kang Kyu-soon

PTS 10/10 · Yeosu, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 6-0-1 · Kyu-soon —

1963-07-02 ›
✓ one source

Kang Kyu-soon

PTS 10/10 · Busan, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 5-0-1 · Kyu-soon —

1963-05-24 ›
✓ one source

Roberto Pena

KO 6 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 4-0-1 · Pena —

1963-05-18 ›
✓ one source

Sakuji Shinozawa

TD 3/10 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 4-0-0 · Shinozawa —

1962-07-29 ›
✓ one source

Makoto Watanabe

KO 3 · Tokyo, 🇯🇵

Ki-soo 3-0-0 · Watanabe —

1962-07-01 ›
✓ one source

Ansano Lee 🇰🇷

TKO 6/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 2-0-0 · Lee —

1961-12-20 ›
✓ one source

Kang Se-chul

KO 7 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 1-0-0 · Se-chul —

1961-11-01 ›
✓ one source

Kang Se-chul

Won South Korea middleweight title

PTS 10/10 · Seoul, 🇰🇷

Ki-soo 0-0-0 · Se-chul —

1961-10-01 ›
✓ one source

Amateur career

🥇 Asian Games 1958 67 kg

1960 Summer Olympics – Men's welterweight

Round of 16LNino Benvenuti 🇮🇹0:5

Round of 32WHarry Perry 🇮🇪3:2

1958 Asian Games – Men's 67 kg

FinalWSoren Pirjanian 🇮🇷

Semi-finalWTongchai Teptani 🇹🇭

Quarter-finalWTerrence Oung BIR

5 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

WBASuper welterweight

1966-06-25 – 1968-05-25

WBCSuper welterweight

1966-06-25 – 1968-05-26

Facts

What is Kim Ki-soo's record?: Kim Ki-soo's professional record is 33-3-2 with 17 knockouts.
Who did Kim Ki-soo fight last?: Kim Ki-soo last fought Yuh Myung-woo on May 25, 1982 and lost by PTS over 4 rounds.
Which world titles has Kim Ki-soo held?: Kim Ki-soo has held 2 world title reigns: WBA super welterweight (1966–1968), WBC super welterweight (1966–1968).

Sources

Boxerbook ID 12537 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/12537. Wikidata (CC0), English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), photo from Wikimedia Commons. Last fetched: 2026-10-12. Spot a mistake? Every bout page has a link to report it.

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