Retirement
Chionoi is now living a very comfortable life in retirement with his wife of over 45 years Oot, spending as much time as possible with their four children. Despite some lasting ill effects from his years as a boxer, Chionoi only has fond memories of his career, and lives with no regrets.
| Preceded by Walter McGowan |
WBC Flyweight Champion 30 Dec 1966– 23 Feb 1969 |
Succeeded by Efren Torres |
| Preceded by Efren Torres |
WBC Flyweight Champion 20 Mar 1970– 7 Dec 1970 |
Succeeded by Erbito Salavarria |
| Preceded by Masao Ohba Dies in auto accident |
WBA Flyweight Champion 17 May 1973– 18 Oct 1974 |
Succeeded by Susumu Hanagata |
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