and the head will die
Choi Jum-hwan (20-3) and Hideyuki Ohashi (19-5) are compared on record, finishing method, activity, and common opponents on Kill The Body. The two have met once. They share 1 common opponent.
Jum-hwan
20
Wins8 KO · 40%
3
Losses
0
Draws23 tracked bouts
Ohashi
19
Wins12 KO · 63%
5
Losses
0
Draws24 tracked bouts
Choi Jum-hwan and Hideyuki Ohashi have met 1 time; Ohashi leads 1–0.
| Met | 1990Feb 7 | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Choi Jum-hwanFighter A | LLost | 0–1W–L |
| Hideyuki OhashiFighter B | WWon | 1–0W–L |
| Result | KOR9 | 1Meeting |
† Counted from bouts Kill The Body has ingested, not a career total. · ‡ Across each fighter's tracked career span. · Bars are scaled per row — percentages on 0–100, counts against the larger of the two. Every figure is also printed as text.
Choi Jum-hwan left, Hideyuki Ohashi right, as everywhere on this page. Age is stated, not scored — neither age nor stance carries an edge.
Choi Jum-hwan: 20 tracked wins — 8 by KO/TKO (40%) and 12 on the cards (60%). Counted from 23 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.
8 by KO/TKO 40%12 on the cards 60%
Hideyuki Ohashi: 19 tracked wins — 12 by KO/TKO (63%) and 7 on the cards (37%). Counted from 24 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.
12 by KO/TKO 63%7 on the cards 37%
One square per tracked win. Counted from the bouts Kill The Body has ingested for each fighter — Choi Jum-hwan 23, Hideyuki Ohashi 24 — not from a career-complete method table.
1 shared · even on 11 shared · even on 1
Jum-hwanChoi Jum-hwan
Opponent
OhashiHideyuki Ohashi
Choi Jum-hwan
1989Nov 1989
Hideyuki Ohashi
1990Jun 1990
Both sides are set at the same size on purpose. Kill The Body does not score a second-round knockout above a split decision — the edge counts losses first and wins as the tiebreak, and the rest is yours to argue. Shared opponents are matched on fighter identity, not on name, so two different fighters with the same name never merge into one row.
Choi Jum-hwan last boxed on Feb 7, 1990 — 13,410 days ago. Jum-hwan had won one in a row before losing by stoppage to Hideyuki Ohashi.WWLWL
Anhar Aug 1987Pascua Jan 1988Macalos Nov 1988Kiatwanchai Nov 1989Ohashi Feb 19903.3 tracked bouts per year
Hideyuki Ohashi last boxed on Feb 10, 1993 — 12,311 days ago. Ohashi had won four in a row before losing a decision to Chana Porpaoin.WWWWL
Macaubos Aug 1991Hwang Dec 1991Constantino Jun 1992Hi-yong Oct 1992Porpaoin Feb 19933 tracked bouts per year
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