But she
was arguably the best Light Flyweight on the
planet when she won the Universal Boxing
Organization™ (UBO) World title In December of
2012, in what turned out to be her final fight.
At the
Yeongdeungpo Girls Highschool in Seoul, Kim
stopped Thailand´s Rungnapha Kaewkrachang (9-2)
in the tenth and final round, taking her record
to 17-1-1 (8).
Having
turned professional with a draw in 2001, she
lost her fourth outing, a challenge for the
Korean Flyweight title, but from that point on
she never looked back.
In 2004
she won the IFBA World Light Flyweight crown,
beating undefeated American Melissa Shaffer
(8-0) by unanimous decision.
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