Virgil Kalakoda - Boxing Record

Boxing Record
25 Wins (16 (T)KO's), 8 Losses, 3 Draws
Date Result Opponent Venue Location Method Round Time Record
2012-12-09 Loss Yao Yi Ma Olympic Park Sports Centre Homebush, Australia TKO 8(12) 1:42 25-8-3
2011-12-09 Loss Daniel Dawson WA Italian Club Perth, Australia Decision (Majority) 12(12) 3:00 25-7-3
2011-07-23 Draw Daniel Dawson WA Italian Club Perth, Australia Decision (Split) 12(12) 3:00 25-6-3
2011-04-29 Draw John Akauola Roundhouse Kensington, New South Wales, Australia Decision (Majority) 6(6) 3:00 25-6-2
2011-03-25 Loss Leroy Brown Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club Cronulla, New South Wales, Australia Decision (Unanimous) 6(6) 3:00 25-6-1
2009-10-30 Loss King Davidson Roundhouse Sydney, Australia Decision (Unanimous) 12(12) 3:00 25-5-1
2004-04-10 Win Wahab Adebisi U.J. Esuene Stadium Calabar, Nigeria KO 2(10) 25-4-1
2004-01-27 Loss William Gare Ratanga Junction Cape Town, South Africa Decision (Split) 10(10) 3:00 24-4-1
2003-09-09 Win Kai Kauramaki Club Albena Varna, Bulgaria Decision (Unanimous) 10(10) 3:00 24-3-1
2003-06-24 Win Djemal Mehmedov Sala Sporturilor Olympia Ploiesti, Romania KO 1(10) 23-3-1
2003-03-04 Win Elvis Guerrero Sala Sporturilor Iaşi, Romania Decision (Unanimous) 12(12) 3:00 22-3-1
2002-12-10 Win Tomas Kugler Sala Sporturilor Constanta, Romania TKO 11(12) 21-3-1
2002-10-29 Win Cristian Zamfir Wynberg Military Sport Complex Cape Town, South Africa KO 1(8) 20-3-1
2002-07-09 Win Stefan Dimitrov Club Albena Varna, Bulgaria Decision (Unanimous) 12(12) 3:00 19-3-1
2001-02-27 Win Dieudonne Takou Kotonang Somerset West, South Africa Decision (Unanimous) 12(12) 3:00 18-3-1
2001-09-25 Win Alex Cabinga Wynberg Military Sport Complex Cape Town, South Africa TKO 5(6) 17-3-1
2001-06-08 Win Cyprian Emeti Grand West Casino Cape Town, South Africa KO 2(12) 1:33 16-3-1
2001-02-27 Win Dieudonne Takou Kotonang Parow Civic Centre Cape Town, South Africa TKO 2(6) 15-3-1
2001-01-27 Win Altoria Horne The Moon Tallahassee, Florida, USA Decision (Unanimous) 8(8) 3:00 14-3-1
2000-09-03 Win Kholisile Mavatha Bellville Velodrome Cape Town, South Africa TKO 2(10) 13-3-1
2000-08-13 Win Morris Dakada Wynberg Military Sport Complex Cape Town, South Africa KO 1(10) 12-3-1
2000-02-20 Loss Joseph Makaringe Wembley Indoor Arena Johannesburg, South Africa TKO 8(10) 11-3-1
1999-09-24 Win Robert Wright Rhydycar Leisure Centre Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, UK Decision 6(6) 3:00 11-2-1
1999-04-20 Loss Zoltan Szili Carousel Hotel & Casino Temba, South Africa KO 1(8) 10-2-1
1999-02-27 Win Paul Miles York Hall London, England, UK Decision 6(6) 3:00 10-1-1
1998-11-09 Win Oupa Ntshangulu Carousel Hotel & Casino Temba, South Africa KO 1(6) 9-1-1
1998-07-28 Win Andile Professor Blom Carousel Hotel & Casino Temba, South Africa KO 1(6) 8-1-1
1998-02-21 Win Andile Professor Blom Great Centenary Hall New Brighton, South Africa TKO 4(6) 7-1-1
1997-11-08 Loss Pascal Mtungu Village Green Durban, South Africa Decision 4(4) 3:00 6-1-1
1997-10-08 Win Thomas Pisane Carousel Hotel & Casino Temba, South Africa Decision 4(4) 3:00 6-0-1
1997-08-28 Win Michael Ramabele Johannesburg, South Africa Decision 4(4) 3:00 5-0-1
1997-08-23 Win Zana Mlenzana Nasrec Indoor Arena Johannesburg, South Africa Decision 6(6) 3:00 4-0-1
1997-06-28 Win Zana Mlenzana Nasrec Indoor Arena Johannesburg, South Africa TKO 3(6) 3:00 3-0-1
1996-07-21 Draw Michael Mbasane Wynberg Military Sports Centre Cape Town, South Africa Draw 4(4) 3:00 2-0-1
1996-05-12 Win Sakhiwo Saxie Kilani Cape Town, South Africa TKO 1(4) 2-0
1996-03-17 Win Patrick Ngqoba 3 Arts Theatre Cape Town, South Africa TKO 1(4) 1-0

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