Junto Nakatani vs. Tasana Salapat & Jonathan Gonzalez vs. Anthony Oluscuaga RBR.

Pleased that Asilo at least got something on the cards. He put up a good effort.

 

He was definitely overmatched. If Tenshin wasn't coasting and clowning he probably could have finished this inside 3-4 rounds. Asilo is a significant step down from Jonathan Rodriguez.

 

Asilo was consistently landing his right, showed some chin, some slickness in the pocket and I didnt get the impression that Nasukawa was clowning until late in the fight

 

Damn Tanaka lost?

 

He was coasting doing the bare minimum early on. He started clowning more in the middle rounds.

 

Well, ****.

 

Don't agree with the decision at all, but Cafu definitely had a very strong showing.

 

All right, came just in time to in tune for the main event! Let's see if all those years of Petch fighting random Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese cab drivers have helped him to prepare for one of the best fighters around.

I'm gonna go on a limb and say this. Freshmart will last longer than Astrolabio. The real question is whether he will last longer than Santiago. Nakatani hasn't fought a fellow southpaw in five years. In his fight against Rodriguez, when Rodriguez switched southpaw it gave some problems for Nakatani. However there is a teensy weensy difference between Rodriguez and Petch. One being a former unified champ, while the other a can crusher.

 

Tanaka lost? Damn.

 

Petch coming out to some funky music. Jamming the place out.

For someone who is gonna get an ass whopping, he seems pretty chill.

 

Good to get a Japanese card on at lunchtime

 

Junto Nakatani vs Tasana Salapat for the WBC Bantanweight Championship 12x3

 

1: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Very cagey opening for 90 seconds then Nakatani landed and Salapat felt it.