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

1: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Very cagey opening for 90 seconds then Nakatani landed and Salapat felt it.
2: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Salapat down from a slip but a closer round for me.
3: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Game effort from Salapat but better shots from Nakatani
4: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Salapat had his best bit of work but Nakatani winning the round with his jab.

 

Open scoring through 4

40 - 36 x 2
39 - 37 x 1

 

To Petch's credit he didn't come to Japan for sightseeing with paycheck but came to fight for the win. Unfortunate for him, just simply overmatched.

 

40-36x2 and 39-37 in favor of Nakatani.

 

What a treat for 7am!!!!

 

Although losing the rounds, a very impressive 5 rounds for the Thai having a real go.

 

1: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Very cagey opening for 90 seconds then Nakatani landed and Salapat felt it.
2: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Salapat down from a slip but a closer round for me.
3: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Game effort from Salapat but better shots from Nakatani
4: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Salapat had his best bit of work but Nakatani winning the round with his jab.
5: Nakatani 10 - 9 Salapat / Phonebox scrap for last 90 seconds and Salapat standing his ground.

 

Round 5
Nakatani 10-9
Nakatani 50-45

Petch taking the power well and being more than competitive so far. He has tested CHINESE POWEH before, so Nakatani is nothing compared to that.

 

I have it 38-37 Salapat

 

Can't believe Nakatani got hurt by thai guy

 

How often can you get 7 world title fights in about 36 hours and better yet get this many enjoyable fights? Olascuaga-Gonzalez was cut short but I've yet to see a true boring snoozer.

 

I have a question, Why Japanese boxer prefer to fight thai guys ? Are they like mexicans to US boxers ?

 

2 knockdown and it’s over. Nakatani continuing to show how much of monster he is. Just a matter of time for him to be undisputed at BW.