Kompayak Porpramook () is a Thai professional boxer in the light flyweight and flyweight divisions. He is the former World Boxing Association (WBA) interim flyweight champion and former World Boxing Council (WBC) light flyweight champion. Kompayak Porpramook became the second Thai to capture the WBC light flyweight title, following Saman Sorjaturong in the 1990s.
Biography & career He was born in Buriram province in the northeastern region of Thailand. When he was only three years old, his family moved to Samut Sakhon province on the western outskirts of Bangkok, where he grew up. His parents had relocated there for work. He began fighting in Muay Thai at the age of 10 for a payment of just 200 baht. In 1997, he traveled to Bangkok for the first time to fight and joined Porpramook Boxing Gym.
Porpramook won the WBC light flyweight title from Adrián Hernández in a thrilling bout held at the 2nd Infantry Regiment, 11th Guard Division, in Bang Khen. He scored a knockout in the 10th round at the end of 2011, shortly after the major floods in Thailand. The match was later named the WBC's Fight of the Year.
He later faced Hernández in a rematch in Toluca, Mexico, but lost the title after a TKO in the sixth round when the referee stopped the fight.
Porpramook returned to the world title scene with a knockout victory over Venezuelan Jean Piero Pérez in the sixth round at Khon Kaen City Hall, claiming the interim WBA flyweight title. However, later in the same year (mid-2013), he lost the belt by decision after 12 rounds to Koki Eto of Japan in a bout held once again at the 2nd Infantry Regiment in Bang Khen. Porpramook was nearly knocked out in the final round, and Eto became the first Japanese fighter in many years to win a world title on Thai soil.
After that, Porpramook changed boxing stables and managers several times, including a stint under Sombat Banchamek (Buakaw Banchamek). He continued to compete while also training others in Muay Thai, boxing, and even karate at Zendokai Shingi Dojo, a Japanese martial arts gym in the Phra Khanong area.
On March 24, 2018, at the age of 35, he returned to the title scene with a split decision win over rising star Pongsaklek Sithdabnij of Surachart Pisitwuttinan's camp at Workpoint Studio in Pathum Thani province. However, in the rematch held on June 23, 2018 at the same venue, he lost by unanimous decision. But in the rematch on June 23, 2018 at the same place, he is defeated by the unanimous scores.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes76Loss61–14–1 Nawaphon Kaikanha 75Draw61–13–1 Peerapol Boonchauy 74Loss61–13 Thattana Luangphon 73Loss61–12 Tanes Ongjunta 72Win61–11 Nutdanai Chaiyon 71Loss60–11 Phongsaphon Panyakum 70Loss60–10 Nonthasith Petchnamthong 69Loss60–9 Thananchai Charunphak 68Loss60–8 Wenfeng Ge 67Win60–7 Gerttipong Kumsahwat 66Loss59–7 Jing Xiang 65Loss59–6 Siridech Deebook 64Win59–5 Siridech Deebook 63Win58–5 Frans Damur Palue 62Win57–5 Silem Serang 61Win56–5 Heri Amol 60Win55–5 Espinos Sabu 59Win54–5 Ical Tobida 58Win53–5 Jopher Marayan 57Win52–5 Domi Nenokeba 56Win51–5 Fahpratan Kwanjaisrikot 55Loss50–5 Koki Eto 54Win50–4 Jean Piero Pérez 53Win49–4 Narongnoy Patanakan Gym 52Win48–4 Kongpipop Sithpracha 51Win47–4 Johan Wahyudi 50Loss46–4 Adrián Hernández 49Win46–3 Manoj Kumar 48Win45–3 Jonathan Taconing 47Win44–3 Adrián Hernández 46Win43–3 Agus Situmorang 45Win42–3 Big M Or Boonchuay 44Win41–3 Ricky Manufoe 43Win40–3 Michael Rodriguez 42Win39–3 Rollen Del Castillo 41Win38–3 Boy Katasila 40Win37–3 Pieter Nesi 39Win36–3 Rodel Tejares 38Win35–3 Kid Randal 37Win34–3 Carlo Camacho 36Win33–3 Yanus Emaury 35Win32–3 Jack Amisa 34Win31–3 Marti Polii 33Win30–3 Johan Wahyudi 32Win29–3 Ryan Maliteg 31Win28–3 Sornnakrob Sithamnart 30Win27–3 Wendil Cajoles 29Win26–3 Edo Resilay 28Win25–3 Little Roseman 27Win24–3 Larry Mede 26Win23–3 Luinika Rodolfo 25Loss22–3 Hussein Hussein 24Win22–2 Rick Paciones 23Win21–2 Ongkaraknoi Jittigym 22Win20–2 Wanchai Sithramkamhaeng 21Win19–2 Archasuk Sithramkamhaeng 20Win18–2 Tawan Twingym 19Win17–2 Jack Sole 18Win16–2 Benjie Sorolla 17Win15–2 Larry Mede 16Win14–2 Roger Mananquil 15Win13–2 Maitree Thungsongtaksin 14Win12–2 Yokkeo Sinchaigym 13Loss11–2 Allan Ranada 12Win11–1 Fadly Anwar 11Win10–1 Darius Alfante 10Win9–1 Jockynoi Por Muangubon 9Loss8–1 Khamhaeng Phanmee 8Win8–0 Chansuk Sor Salakchit 7Win7–0 Singdej Sithsotorn 6Win6–0 Lanthongrob Kiatnongluang 5Win5–0 Rittidej Saenghiran 4Win4–0 Singsuk Por Lasuor 3Win3–0 Petnamchai Pradabpan 2Win2–0 Denpipop Kengkarun 1Win1–0 Payaknoi Wongprasert
See also List of world light-flyweight boxing champions
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