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Michael Carbajal vs Kwang Sun Kim highlights from their 1993 WBC & IBF light flyweight title fight in Las Vegas, where unbeaten champion Carbajal stopped Korea's Olympic gold medalist in Round 7. Seoul '88 gold vs. Seoul '88 silver in a back-and-forth war. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ“Œ QUICK MATCH INFO β€’ πŸ₯Š Event: Top Rank – Main Event β€’ πŸ“… Date: July 17, 1993 β€’ πŸ“ Venue: Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA β€’ βš–οΈ Weight Class: Light Flyweight (108 lbs) β€’ πŸ† Title: WBC & IBF World Light Flyweight Titles (Carbajal defending) β€’ πŸ”’ Scheduled Rounds: 12 β€’ βœ… Result: Michael Carbajal def. Kwang Sun Kim via TKO, Round 7 (2:23) β€’ πŸ“Š Scorecards: Ended inside the distance; broadcasters had Kim slightly ahead ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ₯‡ THE STORY BEHIND THE FIGHT Five years earlier, both men medaled at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Kwang Sun Kim won flyweight gold on home soil, beating East Germany's Andreas Tews in the final to cap one of Korea's greatest amateur careers. Michael Carbajal took light flyweight silver after a disputed loss to Bulgaria's Ivailo Marinov. As pros, both ran into Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez. In June 1992 in Seoul, Kim was leading Gonzalez for the WBC title before being stopped in the 12th round. In March 1993, Carbajal got off the canvas to knock out Gonzalez and unify the belts in The Ring's Fight of the Year. Carbajal came in 28-0 and an 8-to-1 favorite. Kim, 6-1, was making his U.S. debut with a nation's hopes on his shoulders. As the broadcast noted, no Korean fighter had ever come to America and won a world title. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ₯Š FIGHT BREAKDOWN Carbajal opened smart, boxing from the outside and punishing Kim with uppercuts and double left hooks whenever he ducked in. Kim looked tight early, but by Round 2 he was landing his own uppercuts inside, while swelling around his right eye drew the ringside doctor's attention. Told by his corner to stop waiting, Kim turned up the pressure. With his right eye nearly shut, he walked through Carbajal's right hands and dragged the champion into a forehead-to-forehead war. In Round 4, a clash of heads raised a golf ball-sized lump under Carbajal's left eye. Kim proved he was no mere brawler, timing counter rights over the jab and smothering Carbajal's combinations inside. Carbajal answered with heavy left hooks to the body, but by Round 6 the broadcast team believed Kim was ahead on the cards. Then, at 2:23 of Round 7, Carbajal fired a short left hook over Kim's right hand and dropped him face-first. Kim bravely rose on rubber legs, but referee Richard Steele waved it off. Carbajal kept both belts on his way to The Ring's 1993 Fighter of the Year. Kim never fought again, retiring at 6-2: an Olympic champion who came within one punch of history. πŸ”₯ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏳ TIMELINE & ROUNDS 00:00 - Round 1 | πŸ”” Opening bell: Carbajal boxes smart from the outside 01:55 - Round 2 | πŸ’ͺ Kim finds his rhythm with inside uppercuts 04:00 - Round 3 | πŸ‘οΈ Kim's right eye swells as he turns up pressure 05:24 - Round 4 | πŸ€• Heads clash, big lump rises under Carbajal's eye 07:11 - Round 5 | 🧠 Kim counters over the jab, frustrating the champ 08:58 - Round 6 | βš”οΈ Body hooks vs. snapping lefts as Kim edges ahead 10:51 - Round 7 | πŸ’₯ One short left hook ends it 12:31 - πŸ† Official Result & Replays ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #MichaelCarbajal #KwangSunKim #CarbajalKim #ManitasDePiedra #LightFlyweight #Seoul1988 #TopRank #Boxing #BoxingHighlights #Knockout #OneTouchBoxing

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