Toshiaki Nishioka vs Rendall Munroe: Predictions

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  1. robpalmer135

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    Toshiaki Nishioka vs Rendall Munroe at the Ryogoku Kokugikan Arena, Tokyo, Japan for the WBC Super Bantamweight title. Live on Sky Sports at 10am Sunday 25th of October.

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    Betting Odds

    Noshioka 3/10 Munroe 12/5

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    Toshiaki "The Speed King" Noshioka
    Hyogo, Japan
    34 years old
    5,61/2ft 69inch
    36-4-3 (23KO's)
    Southpaw
    4 time WBC Bantamweight title challanger
    Former Japanese Bantamweight Champion
    Current WBC Super Bantamweight Champion (4 Defences)
    ESB No.1, The RING No.1

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    Notable Fights

    TKO3 Win Ivan Hernandez
    TKO3 Win Jhonny Gonzalez
    UD12 Loss Veeraphol Sahaprom
    12 Draw twice Veeraphol Sahaprom

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sykjxqckys8[/ame]



    Rendall "Two Tone" Munroe
    Leicester, England
    30 years old
    5,7ft 68inch
    21-1 (9KO's)
    Southpaw
    Former European Super Bantamweight Champion (6 defences)
    Former Commonwealth & English Super Bantamweight Champion
    WBC No.1
    ESB No.7, The RING No.7

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    Noteable Fights
    TKO9 Win Victor Terrzas
    UD12 Win Simone Maludrottu
    UD12 Win twice Kiko Martinez
    UD12 Loss Andy Morris

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arGzqRzyNcQ[/ame]


    What he said

    "He doesn't look the strongest, He's a little bit shorter than me, though there's not much in it. Body size, though, I'm a lot bigger than him.
    "It is always tough fighting away, but once I get into a rhythm, my size and strength will cause him non-stop problems."


    “When I get there, it's a different place but you have to forget about where you are. It will end with me and him in the ring – and that's it. I am one of these fighters who enjoys the moment – I don't put myself under any pressure"

    The Fight

    Can anyone name a British fighter that won a world title in Japan??? This is the magnitude of the challenge facing Rendall Munroe on Sunday morning. On Paper, he is up agaisnt it big time.

    Noshioka, a hero in his native Japan, is ranked as the number 1 Super Bantamweight in the world by Eastside and The Ring. He is the current holder of the WBC Super Bantamweight title, and there will be up to 15,000 Japanese fans out to support there countryman on Sunday at the famous Ryogoku Kokugikan Arena.

    Noshioka is an exciting, extremly fast and powerful punching southpaw on a run of 14 wins in a row of which 10 have been stoppages. He is undefeated as a Super Bantamweight having previously challenged for the WBC Bantamweight title four times, drawing twice and finally losing in there 3rd fight to Veeraphol Sahaprom. Jhonny Gonzalez is probably the standout win on his record which shows vast expirience at world level.

    Compared to other recent British world title challangers, Rendall Munroe deserves his shot. He defended the European title six times agaisnt tough fighters like Kiko Martinez and Simone Malatroudou, each time looking more and more impressive and showing the abilities off a world class fighter. His most recent win was a stoppage, which he has only had a few off, in a WBC final eliminator.

    Munroe is being paid well to fight in Japan, but he is certainly not there to pick up the cheque. He is coming of a 10 week training camp in teneriffe and Munroe is a quality hard working fighter who like his opponent is undefeated at Super Bantamweight. To win he needs to put on the performance of his life. It seems unlikley he will be able to stop Nishioka, so he will need to be convincing and dominant to secure a points victory.

    By the way, he is also a binman! :lol:
     
  2. almsn

    almsn Guest

    I've got Nishioka stoppage man .I think'll he'll tko Munroe or even ko him inside 6 for real .Nishioka's got 13 ko's on his record man and Munroe ain't even got one mostly all tko's .I see Munroe getting sparked for real .
     
  3. mryeags

    mryeags Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Could be a similar situation to the Kiko martinez fight ...absord the early on slaught then enforce the pressure down the straight to win on points ... great theory ! BUT Nishy is a far more superior boxer than Martinez - but ive said this all along and this could be one of the great wins by a British fighter on foreign soil... im going for Munroe by decision ! think Nishy may get frustrated by Rendall and Munroes bodyshots having major effect against a tiring Nishy the longer this fight goes on ! ... probably my heart ruling my head mind you ....
     
  4. TYSON DURAN

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    Munroe is a slow starter - normally takes 2 or 3 rounds to get going. If he can get through those early rounds unscathed and fight him on the inside. I think he has a decent chance of getting a decision.

    If he gives Nishioka the room to fight on the outside and land his big shots then it could be over early.
     
  5. dstephe4

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    Munroe on points is my gut instinct although there's the factor of not being the home fighter, having the crowd (and to an extent the judges) against him - he will have to be dominant and keep up a constant work rate to get the win.

    I don't see Rendall winning by stoppage - I don't see the Japanese champion staying still long enough for Munroe to force the ref to step in.

    One thing to bear in mind is Munroe's slow starts - he almost always takes a few rounds to reallly get going - against an opponent with such a high KO percentage this may be dangerous for the world's most famous bin man.

    I like Munroe, his no bull**** attitude, his down to earth character. I really hope he fulfills his dreams and takes the gold. He has the tools, but it sure will be hard work.
     
  6. Flea Man

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    I think Nishioka will do more than Munroe early, land one or two nice shots per round.

    Munroe will make it very competitive from round 5 onwards IMO, but Nishioka will pull away with it late to force a late stoppage or win 116-112 on points, something like that.

    Gonna' be a very competitive fight, exciting and tense, and although The Bin Man has worked his way up the rankings the right way, and has a degree of seasoning, I've been much more impressed by Nishioka as an operator.

    Nishioka W UD 12 Munroe
     
  7. chatty

    chatty Boxing Addict Full Member

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    im gonna go for a SD or MD in Munroes favour. I can appreciate that Niskioka is heavily favoured by most but im thinking Munroe will put the performance of his life in. Still if he does win its gonna be extremely close, no way he can win clearly, so thats why im going for a SD or MD
     
  8. NSFW

    NSFW ESB interacial lovin... Full Member

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    I am going to go all out for a Munroe stoppage just because I really want the lad to win...I know pretty much everythig says that he should lose but I want him to score the upset and bring the title to Britain.
     
  9. Beeston Brawler

    Beeston Brawler Comical Ali-egedly Full Member

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    I think he's got a chance, so long as he gets out of the blocks from the first bell, if not it's plausible that he gets banged out early.

    His strength and workrate will make it hard for Nishioka the longer the fight goes..... if he can put enough rounds in the bank early and keep it going for the full 12 he might spring an upset.
     
  10. wrimc

    wrimc Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Im getting worried guys im not going to lie the more i think about this the more i think Rendall will start slow and freeze slightly on the big stage and get caught.

    Its ok for him to take a few in the early rounds at the Harvey Hadden but in that big sumo arena with a world class operator its a different proposition
     
  11. leo_messi

    leo_messi Guest

    its in japan, so I reckon Nishioka UD
     
  12. lefley10

    lefley10 New Member Full Member

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    There's no way Munroe can win this fight. He doesn't have the power to hurt Nishioka, and he doesn't have the ability to outbox him. Plus the fight's in Japan so he'd have to win clearly.
     
  13. robpalmer135

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    is Japan worse than a place like Germany for decisions??
     
  14. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    no, but it's boxing crazy over there and they love their fighters. But I've always heard it's pretty fair. But like anywhere, the hometown guys always gets the benefit of the doubt. So in a close swing fight, it's likely to be the Japanese who takes it.

    Also, what a fantastic venue!
     
  15. anjawnaymiz

    anjawnaymiz Can we get Ivan Dychko some momentum Full Member

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    it is if your Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym!

    nishioka on points.