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Waruinge NAKAYAMA

Super-Bantamweight

Male
(Philip Waruinge)
Kenya, based in Japan, Osaka
Born: February 3, 1945, Murang'a (Fort Hall), Murang'a County, Kenya
Died: October 19, 2022, Lanet, Nakuru City, Nakuru County, Kenya

as an amateur:



Philip Waruinge represented Kenya
in many international championships including the:
1962 Africa Boxing Championship,
1962 Commonwealth Games, Australia,
1964 Olympics Games, Tokyo, Japan
1964 African Boxing Championship, Ghana,
1965 All African Games, Congo-Brazaville,
1966 African Boxing Championship, Nigeria,
1966 Commonwealth Games, Jamaica,
1968 African Boxing Championship, Zambia,
1968 Olympics games, Mexico,
1970 Commonwealth Games, Scotland
1972 Olympic Games, Munich, Germany.

Waruinge is the first African boxer to win
the coveted Val Barker Trophy at the 1968 Olympics Games

He later became a professional boxer in Japan
where he was nicknamed 'Nakayama'.


Amateur Results

 
1964
DateOpponentPlaceResult
Tokyo, Japan, Olympic Games preliminaries, 57 kg
+ Oct. 13 Alfonso Frazer (PAN)Tokyo, Japan WKO 1
- Oct. 17Heinz Schulz Tokyo, Japan LPTS 5:0
 
1965-1967
No activity recorded
 
1968
DateOpponentPlaceResult
Mexico City, Mexico, Olympic Games bronze medal, 57 kg
+ Oct. 15 Jean-Paul Anton (FRA)Mexico City, Mexico WPTS 5:0
+ Oct. 17Mohamed Sourour Mexico City, Mexico WPTS 5:0
+ Oct. 22Miguel Garcia Mexico City, Mexico WPTS 4:1
- Oct. 24Antonio Roldan Mexico City, Mexico LPTS 3:2
Waruinge is the first African boxer to win the coveted Val Barker Trophy
 
1969-1971
No activity recorded
 
1972
DateOpponentPlaceResult
Munich, West Germany, Olympic Games silver medal, 57 kg
+ Aug. 29Jabbar Feli Munich, West Germany WPTS 4:1
+ Sept. 3Mohamed Salah Amin Munich, West Germany WPTS 5:0
+ Sept. 7Jouko Lindberg Munich, West Germany WPTS 4:1
+ Sept. 8Clemente Rojas Munich, West Germany WPTS 3:2
- Sept. 10 Boris Kuznetsov Munich, West Germany LPTS 3:2

 

Professional record

 
1973
DateOpponentPlaceResult
+ July 27Kimio ShindoOsaka, Japan W 8
- Sept. 21Joe MalonsoAgana, Guam TKO by 6
- Oct. 26Ushiwakamaru HaradaKanazawa, Japan L 10
+ Dec. 20Osamu TokuOsaka, Japan W 10
 
1974
DateOpponentPlaceResult
- Feb. 17Panther KohSeoul, South KoreaL 10
+ Mar. 20Osamu TokuChiba City, Japan W 10
= Apr. 27Tomoharu EdaKyoto, Japan Draw 10
+ June 28Hiroshi NunoseOsaka, Japan KO 5
- Aug. 4Sanjo TakemoriTokyo, JapanL 10
+ Oct. 10Kenji EndoOsaka, Japan KO 7
+ Nov. 28Ernie TimbalOsaka, Japan KO 8
 
1975
DateOpponentPlaceResult
+ Feb. 7Kwang Won LeeOsaka, Japan TKO 7
+ Apr. 7Seiichi EtoOsaka, Japan W 10
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
+ June 27 Hisami NumataTokyo, JapanW 10
+ Sept. 30Shinobu FujitaOsaka, Japan KO 8
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
+ Nov. 21Yoshihiro ShikauchiYamanashi City, Japan W 10
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
 
1976
DateOpponentPlaceResult
- Apr. 3 Rigoberto RiascoPanama City, Panama TKO by 9
vacant WBC Super-Bantamweight Title
+ June 14Futaro TanakaOsaka, Japan W 10
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
+ Sept. 2Hisami MizunoOsaka, Japan W 10
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
- Nov. 13 Carlos ZarateCuliacan, Mexico KO by 4
WBC Bantamweight Title
 
1977
DateOpponentPlaceResult
- Jan. 30 Yu KasaharaTokyo, JapanKO by 2
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
- July 16 Yu KasaharaWakayama, Japan KO by 9
Japanese Super-Bantamweight Title
+ Sept. 1Tsuyoshi OkabeOsaka, Japan KO 9
- Oct. 13Go MifuneOsaka, Japan TKO by 7
 
1978
DateOpponentPlaceResult
- Feb. 1Kosei KawaguchiTokyo, JapanL 10

 

Summary

Total bouts: 25, Won: 14 (6 inside the limit), Lost: 10 (6 inside the limit), Draw: 1, NC: 0, ND: 0