Lightweight · South Korea

Kim Duk-koo

17-2-1 0 KO · 1978–1982

Kim Duk-koo was a lightweight boxer from South Korea, born Jan 8, 1959. Record 17-2-1 with 0 knockouts over 1978–1982. Kim Duk-koo last fought Ray Mancini on Nov 13, 1982 and lost by KO in round 14 of 15.

Also: Ким Дук Ку · Кім Дук Гу · كيم دوك كو
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BornJan 8, 1959
DiedNov 17, 1982
Country🇰🇷 South Korea
StanceSouthpaw
Reach165 cm
DebutDec 7, 1978
Career1978–1982
Rounds boxed14
KO share0%
Born inBanam-ri, Goseong County, Gangwon, South Korea
TitlesATBF title, 3rd defence 1982
Boxerbook rating1636 ± 280 · inactive since Nov 1982Why here ›
Confirmed bouts1 of 20

Career record

Record
17-2-1, 0 KOs · 1978–1982

Last result

L
Ray Mancini 🇺🇸
For WBA lightweight title
KO 14/15 · Caesars Palace, Paradise, 🇺🇸
1982-11-13 ›
✓✓ two sources

The record

20 bouts, 1978–1982, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.

Bouts by source: Wikipedia (ru) · 20, English Wikipedia · 1

L
Ray Mancini 🇺🇸
For WBA lightweight title
KO 14/15 · Caesars Palace, Paradise, 🇺🇸
Duk-koo 17-1-1 · Mancini 24-1-0
1982-11-13 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Tadao Isido
ATBF title, 3rd defence
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 16-1-1 · Isido —
1982-07-18 ›
✓ one source
W
Nick Caputo
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 15-1-1 · Caputo —
1982-06-21 ›
✓ one source
W
Flash Villamer
Retained ATBF title, 2nd defence
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 14-1-1 · Villamer —
1982-05-30 ›
✓ one source
W
Suradej Kiongfaiorn
Retained ATBF title, 1st defence
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 13-1-1 · Kiongfaiorn —
1982-04-04 ›
✓ one source
W
Gwan Min Kim
Vacant ATBF title
Chungju, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 12-1-1 · Kim —
1982-02-28 ›
✓ one source
W
Katsuhiro Okubo
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 11-1-1 · Okubo —
1981-12-12 ›
✓ one source
W
Flash Romeo
Changchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 10-1-1 · Romeo —
1981-09-09 ›
✓ one source
W
Yun Escalera
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 9-1-1 · Escalera —
1981-08-16 ›
✓ one source
W
Lim Hon Gyu
Changchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 8-1-1 · Gyu —
1981-04-22 ›
✓ one source
W
Lee Phil Gu
South Korean title
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 7-1-1 · Gu —
1980-12-06 ›
✓ one source
W
Tony Flores
Eduardo’s Nightclub, Paranaque, 🇵🇭
Duk-koo 6-1-1 · Flores —
1980-07-16 ›
✓ one source
W
Han Gi Choe
Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 5-1-1 · Choe —
1980-06-21 ›
✓ one source
D
Chan Pyeo Kim
Busan, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 5-1-0 · Kim —
1980-02-26 ›
✓ one source
W
Kim Yeon-dae
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 4-1-0 · Yeon-dae —
1979-10-06 ›
✓ one source
W
Sok Su Chan
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 3-1-0 · Chan —
1979-09-01 ›
✓ one source
W
Myeon-su Park
Ulsan, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 2-1-0 · Park —
1979-03-25 ›
✓ one source
L
Lee John Sill
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 2-0-0 · Sill —
1978-12-09 ›
✓ one source
W
Yeon-un Son
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 1-0-0 · Son —
1978-12-08 ›
✓ one source
W
Myeon-su Park
Seoul, 🇰🇷
Duk-koo 0-0-0 · Park —
1978-12-07 ›
✓ one source

Ratings now

Not in any current ranking.

World titles

No world title reigns recorded.

Facts

What is Kim Duk-koo's record?
Kim Duk-koo's professional record is 17-2-1 with 0 knockouts.
Who did Kim Duk-koo fight last?
Kim Duk-koo last fought Ray Mancini on Nov 13, 1982 and lost by KO in round 14 of 15.

Sources

Boxerbook ID 12561 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/12561. 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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