All Time Flyweight Tournament Round 1: Chan-Hee Park vs Peter Kane

peter kane worked as an apprentice blacksmith and developed his boxing skills in the booth`s. he officially turned pro at sixteen ,in his first 41 fights he won 33 by stoppage and lost none.it was in his 41st fight that he really hit the headlines at nineteen he was matched against ulsterman jim warnock in what was billed as a world flyweight tittle elimator.warnock was the favourite due to the fact that he held two wins over fly champ benny lynch in over the weight matches.kane swarmed all over the ulsterman dispatching him in four rounds .kane was a swarming fighter that went to the body with powerful hooks.kane`s loss to paterson came after five years of inactivity through ww2

 

There is some footage of Kane v Lynch , several rounds .
Kane was a banger.

 

i take kane to stop park around the 11th breaking him down with a relentless body attack and finishing him of switching from hooks to body and head

 

I too like Kane, and I think I can go along with the prediction of 11 rounds, but something tells me not to be surprised if Kane blew Park out early.

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At his best (Canto I, Oguma II - he was robbed in the latter ) Park is a demon, an absolute demon. I haven't seen any of Kane, so I can't really say, but he will have a hard time dealing with the speed and intensity of Park.

Park was a bit of a head case though, pretty much lost the third Oguma fight because he stopped fighting midway through, despite easily outboxing Shoji in the first half, and did the same against Canto the second time round too, even though he was fortunate enough to get a draw.

If Kane is a wilful type of fighter that sticks to his plans and is willing to take shots to get in on the inside and hit Park to the body, he could overcome him in 15.

 

Good fighter that Park was I'm gonna go for Kane's strength, intensity and experience to do the job.
Kane punches out a 15 round decision but Park fights al the way. 10-5.