Suriyan Satorn: Former WBC Light-Flyweight Champion

Suriyan Satorn, also known as Kompayak Porpramook, is a Thai professional boxer and former WBC light-flyweight world champion. In December 2011, he knocked out Adrián Hernández in the tenth round to win the title, according to the WBC’s fight account.

World title fights

Porpramook defended against Jonathan Taconing in May 2012; the bout ended in a technical decision after an accidental head clash. The WBC’s fight record notes the title defense. Hernández regained the belt with a sixth-round TKO in their October rematch, as the WBC reports. In April 2013, Porpramook stopped Jean Piero Pérez in round six for the interim WBA flyweight title. He lost it to Koki Eto by unanimous decision in August. The WBA title report and Satorn’s WBA fight history document those results.

Later career

In 2018, he and Siridech Deebook exchanged wins in two WBC Asian Boxing Council light-flyweight title fights: Satorn won the first by split decision and lost the June rematch by unanimous decision. The WBC later named their March fight its 2018 Asian Fight of the Year. Satorn also challenged Jing Xiang for the WBC Silver light-flyweight title in January 2019, losing by unanimous decision. These later results are listed in the WBA record and WBC Asia’s awards report.

Sources

Career records and reporting: wbaboxing.com; boxrec.com.

Tags

Boxing, Boxing History