These Japanese Prospects definetely need your attention !

- Ryang Ho Han 3-0-0 (2KOs) in Super Flyweight

- Taiga Imanaga 7-0-0 (5KOs) in Lightweight

- Kyosuke Takami 8-0-0 (6KOs) in Light Flyweight

- Rikito Irita 0-0-0 (pro debut the 29th March) in Flyweight

- Andy Hiraoka 28-0-0 (19 KOs) in Super Lightweight

- Kuntae Lee 9-0-2 (2 KOs) in Super Lightweight

- Mikito Nakano 12-0-0 (11KOs) in Featherweight

- Hayato Tsutsumi 6-0-0 (3 KOs) in Super Featherweight

- Tomoya Tsuboi 1-0-0 (1KO) in Bantamweight

- Takero Kitano 7-0-1 (2KOs) in Mini Flyweight / Minimumweight / Strawweight

 

You forgot Yuta Sakai, he fights next week.

 

Andy is not a prospect lol. Who do you think is the best prospect out of these tho?

 

Glad Taiga Imanaga is still doing well. I just like his name

 

Reito Tsutsumi, a 59-2 amateur who won 5x high school Japan championship, a gold at the world youth championship, and a gold at the Japan university championship. 0-0 currently, but he'll be the third Japanese boxer to get an A class license on their debut, enabling him to fight in 8+ rounders from his first fight.

His brother, Hayato Tsutsumi. A 6-0 pro who fights at 130. He won the OPBF 126 title in his third fight. He also beat Keisuke Matsumoto, the Japanese 126 champ and undefeated prospect 3 times to 1 in the amateurs (just adding details)

Tomoya Tsuboi. World amateur gold medalist. He's 1-0 1 KO at 118. He was the second Japanese fighter to get an A class license for his debut. Fought a 14-3 Thai fighter in an 8 rounder and won in 2 (I see you had him but wanted to fill in some details)

 

Hum I will probably say Tomoya Tsuboi / Hayato Tsutsumi and Ryan Ho Han.

 

Sento Ito, Hiroki Horiike, and Subaru Murata all deserve mentions too.

 

Interesting, interesting!