Flyweight · South Korea

Kwon Soon-chun

27-5-3 18 KO · 1977–1987

Kwon Soon-chun was a flyweight boxer from South Korea, born Apr 24, 1959. Record 27-5-3 with 18 knockouts over 1977–1987. World titles: IBF flyweight (1983–1985). Kwon Soon-chun last fought Chang Tae-il on May 17, 1987 and lost by SD over 15 rounds.

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BornApr 24, 1959
Country🇰🇷 South Korea
StanceSouthpaw
DebutOct 16, 1977
Career1977–1987
Rounds boxed224
KO share67%
Born inSeoul, South Korea
TitlesIBF flyweight · 1983–1985
Boxerbook rating1530 ± 253 · inactive since May 1987Why here ›
Confirmed bouts5 of 35

Career record

Record
27-5-3, 18 KOs · 1977–1987

Last result

L
Chang Tae-il 🇰🇷
For vacant IBF super flyweight title
SD 15/15 · Kudok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
1987-05-17 ›
✓ one source

The record

35 bouts, 1977–1987, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.

Bouts by source: English Wikipedia · 35, Wikipedia (ja) · 1

L
Chang Tae-il 🇰🇷
For vacant IBF super flyweight title
SD 15/15 · Kudok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 27-4-3 · Tae-il —
1987-05-17 ›
✓ one source
W
Little Holmes
KO 3/10 · Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta, 🇮🇩
Soon-chun 26-4-3 · Holmes —
1986-12-03 ›
✓ one source
L
Lost IBF flyweight title
TKO 4/15 · Kudok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 26-3-3 · Jong-kwan 12-8-4
1985-12-20 ›
✓✓ two sources
D
For IBF flyweight title
SD 15/15 · Masan Gymnasium, Masan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 26-3-2 · Jong-kwan 12-8-3
1985-07-17 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Shinobu Kawashima
Retained IBF flyweight title
KO 3/15 · Pohang Indoor Gymnasium, Pohang, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 25-3-2 · Kawashima —
1985-04-15 ›
✓ one source
D
For IBF flyweight title
SD 15/15 · Chungmu Gymnasium, Daejeon, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 25-3-1 · Jong-kwan 11-8-2
1985-01-25 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Joaquin Flores Caraballo
Retained IBF flyweight title
TKO 12/15 · Chungju, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 24-3-1 · Caraballo —
1984-09-07 ›
✓ one source
W
Ian Clyde 🇨🇦
Retained IBF flyweight title
UD 15/15 · Daejeon, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 23-3-1 · Clyde —
1984-05-19 ›
✓ one source
W
Roger Castillo
Retained IBF flyweight title
TD 12/15 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 22-3-1 · Castillo —
1984-02-25 ›
✓ one source
W
Rene Busayong
Won inaugural IBF flyweight title
KO 5/15 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 21-3-1 · Busayong —
1983-12-24 ›
✓ one source
L
Jiro Watanabe 🇯🇵
For WBA super flyweight title
TD 11/15 · Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, 🇯🇵
Soon-chun 21-2-1 · Watanabe 21-1-0
1983-10-06 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
KO 4/10 · Gwangju City, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 20-2-1 · Cruz —
1983-07-24 ›
✓ one source
W
Pat Bracero
Retained OPBF super flyweight title
KO 2/12 · Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 19-2-1 · Bracero —
1983-05-14 ›
✓ one source
W
Rene Aroy
KO 9/10 · Masan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 18-2-1 · Aroy —
1983-03-12 ›
✓ one source
W
Retained OPBF super flyweight title
KO 1/12 · Chungmu Gymnasium, Daejeon, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 17-2-1 · Lipovitan —
1983-01-02 ›
✓ one source
W
Flash Jagdon
KO 1 · Daegu, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 16-2-1 · Jagdon —
1982-10-30 ›
✓ one source
W
Joe Hiyas
Retained OPBF super flyweight title
TD 7/12 · Kudok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 15-2-1 · Hiyas —
1982-09-19 ›
✓ one source
W
Elid Fernandez
TKO 3/10 · Indoor Gymnasium, Gwangju City, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 14-2-1 · Fernandez —
1982-06-20 ›
✓ one source
W
Retained OPBF super flyweight title
PTS 12/12 · Changchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 13-2-1 · Poontarat 2-0-0
1982-05-07 ›
✓✓ two sources
W
Ali Formentera
Retained OPBF super flyweight title
TKO 6/12 · Daegu Gymnasium, Daegu, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 12-2-1 · Formentera —
1982-03-07 ›
✓ one source
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W
Diego De Villa
KO 7/10 · Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 11-2-1 · Villa —
1982-01-03 ›
✓ one source
W
Hiroyuki Kobayashi
PTS 10/10 · Gwangju Gymnasium, Gwangju City, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 10-2-1 · Kobayashi —
1981-12-06 ›
✓ one source
W
William Develos
Won OPBF super flyweight title
PTS 12/12 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 9-2-1 · Develos —
1981-10-17 ›
✓ one source
D
Lord Esmero
PTS 10/10 · Gudeok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 9-2-0 · Esmero —
1981-07-31 ›
✓ one source
W
Frankie Granados
KO 1/10 · Kudok Gymnasium, Busan, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 8-2-0 · Granados —
1981-06-27 ›
✓ one source
L
Yoshiyuki Uchikoshi
DQ 1/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 8-1-0 · Uchikoshi —
1981-04-19 ›
✓ one source
W
Tsuguyuki Toma
KO 2/10 · Wonju Gymnasium, Wonju, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 7-1-0 · Toma —
1981-04-04 ›
✓ one source
W
Jin Hyun Jo
KO 2/8 · Jangchung Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 6-1-0 · Jo —
1981-02-04 ›
✓ one source
W
Suk Lim Lee
KO 2/6 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 5-1-0 · Lee —
1980-12-07 ›
✓ one source
W
Chan Soo Jung
PTS 4/4 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 4-1-0 · Jung —
1980-11-30 ›
✓ one source
W
Sang Moon Lee
PTS 4/4 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 3-1-0 · Lee —
1980-11-23 ›
✓ one source
W
Chun Jae Lee
KO 4/4 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 2-1-0 · Lee —
1980-11-19 ›
✓ one source
W
Young Bum Song
PTS 4/4 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 1-1-0 · Song —
1980-11-18 ›
✓ one source
L
Jung Keun Choi
PTS 4/4 · Munhwa Gymnasium, Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 1-0-0 · Choi —
1979-08-11 ›
✓ one source
W
Sung Koo Lee
KO 2/4 · Seoul, 🇰🇷
Soon-chun 0-0-0 · Lee —
1977-10-16 ›
✓ one source

Ratings now

Not in any current ranking.

World titles

1983-12-24 – 1985-12-20

Facts

What is Kwon Soon-chun's record?
Kwon Soon-chun's professional record is 27-5-3 with 18 knockouts.
Who did Kwon Soon-chun fight last?
Kwon Soon-chun last fought Chang Tae-il on May 17, 1987 and lost by SD over 15 rounds.
Which world titles has Kwon Soon-chun held?
Kwon Soon-chun has held 1 world title reign: IBF flyweight (1983–1985).

Sources

Boxerbook ID 3128 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/3128. 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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