The renaissance of Japanese professional boxing

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Love it would like to see more.But i would like to see japanese boxer take on a legit slick african-american and latino legend prime or past prime.The only elite to step into the land of the samurai is Montiel.Who the hell is aleydong and MR buRNS? Step into the big leagues would be rad to see rican destryer Juan Ma in Japan.Big ups to Korea fights anyone anywhere anytime like my boy injin chi.:hat

 

The thing is that the Minimumweight division is not so competitive right now IMO. But Ioka said he want to win world titles in four different weight classes after the fight.
I want him to go back to his original weight class, which is the light flyweight, and fight such fighters as Roman Gonzalez or Giovanni Segura.

BTW, Ioka's fight ended in such a short time, the Japanese TV station aired the highlight of Yoko Gushiken, who is one of the greatest boxers in Japan. That stole the show.

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Yoko Gushiken was more like Japanese(small) version of Mike Tyson.
He was also Ryukyuan(Okinawan) boxer.

 

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Fought edward, Bazooka, and arguello. He shook up LIMOn but lost at the end LOL another general santos PUNCHER to hanalulu hawaiia an alcoholic though wasn't descipline.There was another southpaw that dropped Latino legend arguello but got smashed badlyin 5rnds his nick name was hawaiian PUNCH.It's a famous drink in Hawaiia catchy name don't you think?:admin

 

And I wouldnt be surprised if Nashiro recaptures another title sometime this year or the next. Maybe even Naito. Also I've got a feeling this year will be a big year for Tomoki Kameda and Satoshi Hosono!

 

I love the Japanese Boxing model, it is definitely the best in the world. The only downer is that their champions don't travel abroad, their fighters could be a bit more active and their title opponents can be a bit poor at times. You can hardly blame them for not travelling abroad though, they make good money fighting at home and the American Promoters and Television Producers don't want to pay good money to bring in a Japanese Champion.

How popular is Boxing in Japan at the moment? I know the Naito-Kameda fight did phenomenal viewing figure.

 

Ao vs juan ma,Hase vs Gamboa,Uchima vs Soto at tokyo dome or mgm grand.No excuses!

 

Alvarez is going to make a lot of money off this sport before it's all said and done.

In that sense at least, they are probably right to call him the "next DLH".

 

I don't really know anything about Tomoki's opponent but he seems to lose to anyone halfway decent (and has a very padded win column). :think

 

:hail The Japanese.

I was really looking forward to this card and figured it would be postponed due to the unfortunate events that have taken place over there.Good to hear they will fight on despite the tragedy, this just makes me an even bigger fan of Japanese boxing than I was before.

 

Good to know. So I guess our bet's are still on?