and the head will die
David Kui Kong Young (70-17-12) and Little Pancho (105-18-27) are compared on record, finishing method, activity, and common opponents on Kill The Body. The two have met once. They share 2 common opponents.
Young
70
Wins41 KO · 59%
17
Losses
12
Draws9 tracked bouts
Pancho
105
Wins22 KO · 21%
18
Losses
27
Draws151 tracked bouts
David Kui Kong Young and Little Pancho have met 1 time; Young leads 1–0.
| Met | 1941Feb 7 | Series |
|---|---|---|
| David Kui Kong YoungFighter A | WWon | 1–0W–L |
| Little PanchoFighter B | LLost | 0–1W–L |
| Result | PTS | 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.
David Kui Kong Young left, Little Pancho right, as everywhere on this page. Age is stated, not scored — neither age nor stance carries an edge.
David Kui Kong Young: 7 tracked wins — 2 by KO/TKO (29%) and 5 on the cards (71%). Counted from 9 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.
2 by KO/TKO 29%5 on the cards 71%
Little Pancho: 105 tracked wins — 19 by KO/TKO (18%), 84 on the cards (80%) and 2 by another method or unrecorded (2%). Counted from 151 bouts Kill The Body has ingested.
19 by KO/TKO 18%84 on the cards 80%2 by another method or unrecorded 2%
One square per tracked win. Counted from the bouts Kill The Body has ingested for each fighter — David Kui Kong Young 9, Little Pancho 151 — not from a career-complete method table.
2 shared · Pancho better on 1 · even on 12 shared · Little Pancho better on 1 · even on 1
YoungDavid Kui Kong Young
Opponent
PanchoLittle Pancho
David Kui Kong Young
1–2 against
1947May 1947
1946Jul 1946
1938Nov 1938
Little Pancho
1942Mar 1942
David Kui Kong Young
3–0 against
1943Jul 1943
1941Aug 1941
1941Apr 1941
Little Pancho
3–0–2 against
1940Jun 1940
1936Dec 1936
1936Jul 1936
1936Jun 1936
1936May 1936
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.
David Kui Kong Young has lost two straight, after three straight wins. Young last boxed on May 30, 1947.WWWLL
Marino May 1943Dado Jul 1943Marino Feb 1945Ortiz Jul 1946Ortiz May 19471.1 tracked bouts per year
Little Pancho has lost two straight. Pancho last boxed on Mar 6, 1942.DDDLL
Romero Nov 1941Romero Dec 1941Romero Jan 1942Carroll Jan 1942Ortiz Mar 194210.5 tracked bouts per year
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