Singprasert Kittikasem: Boxing Career and Notable Fights
Singprasert Kittikasem was a Thai minimumweight boxer whose record lists 14 professional bouts: 10 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw. The available bout history traces his career from November 1988 through August 1992.
A minimumweight record
Boxerlist records early wins in Thai minimumweight bouts, including contests for a Thai title. Its bout ledger also lists a June 1992 win over Ponidi and a later challenge against Ricardo López for the WBC minimumweight title, which ended in a knockout loss on August 22, 1992.
Singprasert’s documented world-title opportunity came in the minimumweight division. His career is distinct from that of Muangchai Kittikasem, the Thai champion who won titles in two weight classes.
From Bangkok bouts to a world-title challenge
His earliest listed contest was a points loss to Kom Sorthanikul at Rajadamnern Stadium on November 10, 1988. He rebounded with a points victory over Kanongdech Saknarin in January 1989, then built a series of wins at Lumpinee Stadium. Those appearances included stoppages of Wisanuchai Kiatsonthaya and Kaewfanoi Sor Samreong.
Later results included a draw with Mongkonchai Sathiragym in December 1991 and the points win over Ponidi in Bangkok the following June. The López challenge then took Singprasert to Ciudad Madero, Mexico, where the reigning champion retained the WBC belt with a fifth-round stoppage.
The record of López’s championship bouts places that contest on August 22, 1992. For Singprasert, it marked the highest-profile assignment in a brief recorded professional career, following a schedule centered on Bangkok’s established boxing venues.
Further career results
The Thai-title portion of Singprasert’s ledger includes a June 1989 stoppage of Rachasak Sithwatangthong, a July knockout of Charoenporn Kiatnanthakorn and an August knockout of Singsamang Sithtanasak. In September, he defeated Somchai Thonnongvang on points at Lumpinee Stadium. These results show a concentrated run of domestic championship activity before the later overseas challenge. They are Thai-title entries, separate from the WBC world championship contested against Lopez in Mexico.
Sources
- Boxerlist: Singprasert Kittikasem fight record
- World Boxing Council: Muangchai Kittikasem’s flyweight championship
