Simphiwe Khonco’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South african boxer
Is Athlete
Boxer
From South Africa
Type Sports
Gender male

Simphiwe Khonco is a South African professional boxer.

Khonco lost in a bid for the WBA minimumweight title against Hekkie Budler.

He won and defended the WBA Pan African minimumweight title.

Additionally, Khonco is the South African minimumweight champion.

Professional boxing record

Professional record summary
22 fights 17 wins 5 losses
By knockout 7 3
By decision 10 2
No. Result Record Opponent Type Round, time Date Location Notes
23 N/A N/A Lito Dante N/A – (12) Jun 10, 2017 Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, South Africa Defending IBO minimumweight title
22 Win 17–5 Nkosinathi Joyi UD 12 Nov 20, 2016 Orient Theatre, East London, South Africa Retained IBO minimumweight title
21 Win 16–5 Siyabonga Siyo UD 12 Jun 11, 2016 Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, South Africa Won vacant IBO minimumweight title
20 Loss 15–5 Hekkie Budler UD 12 Sep 19, 2015 Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, South Africa For WBA and IBO minimumweight titles
19 Win 15–4 Nhlanhla Ngamntwini KO 4 (12) Dec 15, 2014 Orient Theatre, East London, South Africa Won vacant IBO Inter-Continental minimumweight title
18 Win 14–4 Sibusiso Twani SD 12 Apr 26, 2014 Tsolo Junction Hall, Qumbu, South Africa Retained WBA Pan-African and South African minimumweight titles
17 Win 13–4 Luyanda Nkwankwa PTS 12 Jul 28, 2013 Tsolo Junction Hall, Mthatha, South Africa Retained South African minimumweight title
16 Win 12–4 Khanyakude Mukansi PTS 12 Apr 14, 2013 OR Tambo Hall, Mthatha, South Africa Won vacant WBA Pan African minimumweight title
15 Win 11–4 Zukisani Kwayiba PTS 12 Dec 1, 2012 OR Tambo Hall, Mthatha, South Africa Retained South African minimumweight title
14 Win 10–4 Lutho Nkonki TKO 3 (12) Sep 23, 2012 OR Tambo Hall, Mthatha, South Africa Retained South African minimumweight title
13 Win 9–4 Lutho Nkonki TKO 3 (12) Sep 23, 2012 OR Tambo Hall, Mthatha, South Africa Retained South African minimumweight title
12 Win 8–4 Bongani Mfundisi TKO 7 (12) 1:28 Jun 2, 2012 Orient Theatre, East London, South Africa Won vacant South African minimumweight title
11 Win 7–4 Luyanda Nkwankwa PTS 6 (6) Aug 27, 2011 Dutywa, Eastern Cape, South Africa
1 Win 1–0 Sibusiso Ngqalathi PTS 4 (4) Sep 15, 2007 Mmabatho, North West , South Africa
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