Doris Köhler

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Doris Köhler
Born (1975-09-15) September 15, 1975 (age 48)
Vienna, Austria
NationalityAustrian
Height5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Weight135 lb (61 kg; 9.6 st)
DivisionLightweight
Reach70.0 in (178 cm)
StyleBoxing
StanceOrthodox
Professional boxing record
Total30
Wins12
By knockout5
Losses16
By knockout2
Draws2
Kickboxing record
Total43
Wins38
By knockout5
Losses5
Other information
Websitehttp://www.doriskoehler.at/cms/
Boxing record from BoxRec

Doris Köhler (born 15 September 1975 in Vienna) is an Austrian kickboxer and boxer.[1] Since 2002, she has won a total of seven World Championships and four European Championship titles in light-and full-contact kickboxing according to the rules of the World Kickboxing Association (WKA), International Amateur Karate-Kickboxing Sport Association (IAKSA)[2] and the International Sport Karate Association (ISKA). Since 2007, she has also competed in professional boxing competitions under the Women's International Boxing Federation (WIBF) rules.[3][4]

Amateur[edit]

Kohler's sporting ambitions began at the age of eight with judo which she learned at the Colop Samurai. At 17 years old, she moved to WTF-Taekwondo, where she won several national and international titles. At 19 she took up kickboxing at the Viennese Kampfsportverein Kumgang (Kumang Martial Arts Club). With encouragement from coaches Roman Sendor and Robert Kolerus, she soon became the best known member of the club. In the 2002 World Kickboxing Association World Championship in Marina di Massa, Italy, Köhler won a Silver Medal in full contact. In 2003, she won awards in Full Contact with lowkicks in Antwerp, Belgium, as well as in Light Contact in Killarney, Ireland. She competed, along with some 2600 athletes, in the Kickboxing World Championship, organized jointly in 2004 by the WKA and IAKSA associations and held in Basel, Switzerland. At this event Köhler won the Gold Medal in light contact and again won Full Contact with lowkicks. In 2005, she won the World Championship title in traditional Full Contact and Full Contact with lowkicks. At the IAKSA she won with traditional full contact, full contact with low kicks and in semicontact classes.

Professional career[edit]

Since 2007, after a short detour to Austrian amateur boxing, Köhler has been more involved in WIBF professional boxing. Under the training of the Polish-Austrian ex-Olympic boxer, Jerzy Kisiel, and under the tutelage of the Karlsruhe coach and promoter, Jürgen Lutz, who already helped advance the career Regina Halmichs when she began, she tried to gain a foothold in international professional circus so that her successes as an amateur can continue.

She fought her first professional bout on 7 January 2007 in Knielingen against the German Isabell Hoher and won on points. Hoher ended her career afterwards. In her second fight on March 31 of the same year in Karlsruhe, Köhler drew against the German Kira Schnürer, who was undefeated to this date.

On 2 September 2007, Köhler was defeated by Nadia Raoui, who was also unbeaten. On 9 February 2008, she also lost on points against the strong Israeli Hagar Finer, WIBF title bearer at superfly and bantamweight. In the return match three weeks later in Israel, Köhler lost by a knock-out in the ninth round.

On 21 April 2012, Köhler fought in Schwerin against Ina Menzer, but lost on points.

Others[edit]

Doris Köhler works as an association trainer with Kumgang Vienna and ASKÖ Penzing, where she teaches judo, taekwondo and kickboxing, and also gives personal training classes in these sports. She devotes herself very intensively to teaching young people combat sports.

Greatest sporting successes[edit]

  • 2009 European Champion in professional boxing (WIBF)
  • 2009 Runner up Champion in full contact with Lowkicks (Villach / Austria, WAKO)
  • 2007 European Championships Full-Contact Kickboxing with Lowkicks (Szentes / Hungary, ISKA)
  • 2007 European champion full-contact kickboxer (Szentes / Hungary, ISKA)
  • 2006 European Championships Full-Contact Kickboxing with Lowkicks (Augsburg / Germany, ISKA)
  • 2006 European Championships Semicontact Kickboxing (Augsburg / Germany, ISKA)
  • 2005 World Champion Full-Contact Kickboxing (Moscow / Russia, IAKSA)
  • 2005 World Champion Full-contact kickboxing with lowkicks (Moscow / Russia, IAKSA)
  • 2004 World champion Vollkontakt-Kickboxing with Lowkicks (Basel / Switzerland, WKA / IAKSA)
  • 2004 World Champion Lightweight Kickboxing (Basel / Switzerland, WKA / IAKSA)
  • 2003 World Champion Full-contact kickboxing with lowkicks (Antwerp / Belgium, WKA)
  • 2003 World Champion Lightweight Kickboxing (Killarney / Ireland, WKA)
  • 2002 World Champion Full-contact kickboxing (Marina di Massa / Italy, WKA)

Professional boxing record[edit]

30 fights 12 wins 16 losses
By knockout 5 2
By decision 7 14
Draws 2
No. Result Record Opponent Type Round, time Date Location Notes
30 Loss 12-16-2 Lucie Sedlackova 2017-03-11 Sportovni Hala Kralovka, Prague[1] Czechoslovakia
29 Loss 12-15-2 Sandra Atanassow 2016-04-16 Mach1, Karlsruhe Germany
28 Loss 12-14-2 Ramona Kuehne 2015-08-01 Metropolis Halle, Potsdam Germany
27 Win 12-13-2 Gabriella Mezei 2015-05-30 Reinhold-Heidinger-Sporthalle, Leibnitz Austria
26 Loss 11-13-2 Elina Tissen 2013-06-01 Eissporthalle Essen, Essen Germany GBC, WIBF World, GBUF World featherweight title
25 Win 12-12-2 Galina Gumliiska 2013-05-04 Multiversum, Schwechat Austria
24 Win 11-12-2 Dora Farkas 2013-01-27 PRO-GYM Sportcenter, 1210 Wien, Vienna Austria
23 Win 10-12-2 Erika Nemeth 2012-11-25 PRO-GYM Sportcenter, 1210 Wien, Vienna Austria
22 Draw 9-12-2 Claudia Ferenczi 2012-08-19 Pristav pri Kompe, Šturovo Slovakia
21 Loss 9-12-1 Gaelle Amand 2012-06-29 Salle Marcel Cerdan, Poissy France
20 Loss 9-11-1 Ina Menzer 2012-04-21 Sport and Congress Center, Schwerin Germany
19 Loss 9-10-1 Elina Tissen 2012-03-24 Stadtwerke Arena Münster, Münster Germany GBC, GBUF World, WIBF World featherweight title
18 Win 9-8-1 Anamarija Maras 2011-11-15 Stadthalle, Vienna Austria
17 Loss 8-8-1 Goda Dailydaite 2011-04-02 Julius Halle, Dorsten Germany
16 Win 7-8-1 Carola Steenjes 2010-10-19 Pyramide, Voesendorf Austria
15 Win 6-8-1 Agnese Boza 2010-06-05 ASKÖ Sportcenter, Graz Austria
14 Loss 5-8-1 Nadya Hokmi 2010-03-19 Salle des sports, Metz France
13 Win 5-7-1 Ancuta Suvac 2010-03-06 Wimberger Hotel, Vienna Austria
12 Win 4-7-1 Pia Mazelanik 2009-11-14 Stadthalle, Steyr Austria
11 Loss 3-7-1 Arleta Krausova 2009-06-05 Pyramida Hotel, Prague Czechoslovakia
10 Loss 3-6-1 Dahiana Santana 2009-01-24 Trotyl Bar and Lounge, Petionville Haiti interim Global Boxing Union Female World bantamweight title
9 Loss 3-5-1 Pia Mazelanik 2008-10-11 Dorsten Germany
8 Loss 3-4-1 Magdalena Dahlen 2008-06-15 Tabor Arena, Maribor Slovenia
7 Loss 3-3-1 Hagar Finer 2008-03-01 Aviv Sport Hall, Ra'anana Israel
6 Loss 3-2-1 Hagar Finer 2008-02-09 Rheinstetten Germany
5 Win 3-1-1 Simona Pencakova 2007-11-24 Stadthalle, Steyr Austria
4 Win 2-1-1 Petra Buchberger 2007-09-15 Frankie`s BF Arena, Oberpullendorf Austria
3 Loss 1-1-1 Nadia Raoui 2007-09-02 Universal Hall, Mitte Germany
2 Draw 1-1 Kira Schnuerer 2007-01-07 Daimler Benz, Karlsruhe Germany
1 Win 1-0 Isabell Hoher 2007-01-07 Knielingen Germany

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Doris Kohler". boxrec.com. Retrieved 19 March 2018.
  2. ^ "IAKSA INTERNATIONAL KICK BOXING". International Amateur Kick Boxing Sport Association. Retrieved 30 November 2017.
  3. ^ Gutsche, Tobias (29 July 2015). "Box-Weltmeisterin Ramona Kühne in Potsdam: Comeback des Champions". Retrieved 13 July 2017 – via Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten.
  4. ^ Germany, Märkische Allgemeine, Potsdam, Brandenburg. "Boxen in Potsdam – Ramona Kühne mit geglücktem Comeback – MAZ - Märkische Allgemeine". Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung. Retrieved 13 July 2017.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)

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