Shinsuke Yamanaka vs. Malcolm Tuñacao RBR

Not yet. Word going around is that it smelled rotten.

After what happened with David De La Mora, Nouldy Manakae, and Hugo Ruiz it wouldn't be the least bit surprising. :-(

 

Huh. Apparently my 107-100 to Yamanaka at the moment of the stoppage is about the widest you'll find online. :think

A correspondent and Tokyo resident providing RBR scoring on Twitter had the following:

1st 10-9 Tunacao
2nd 10-9 Yamanaka, 19-19
3rd 10-7 Yamanaka, 29-26 Yamanaka
4th 10-9 Tunacao, 38-36 Yamanaka
5th 10-9 Yamanaka, 48-45 Yamanaka
6th 10-9 Yamanaka, 58-54 Yamanaka
7th 10-9 Tunacao, 67-64 Yamanaka
8th 10-9 Tunacao, 76-74 Yamanaka
9th 10-9 Tunacao, 85-84 Yamanaka
10th 10-9 Yamanaka, 95-93 Yamanaka
11th 10-9 Yamanaka, 105-102 Yamanaka


The official cards were also closer than mine through eight, revealed through WBC open scoring. If they followed my lead and gave Tunacao a pair of the remaining three completed (I gave him the ninth and eleventh) it would've ended up 105-103, 105-103, and 105-102. Apparently two of the judges only scored the 3rd as 10-8 for Yamanaka instead of 10-7; hence the one point discrepancy between them and the other. :huh Anyway, if they gave Tunacao all three it still would've left Yamanaka slightly up: 104-103, 104-104, and 104-104.

In any event, the hole was too deep - Yamanaka was clearly the better man on the night overall and would've taken a well deserved judgment on points even had the bout not reached such a dramatic and sudden conclusion.

 

:good

 

Takashi Miura KO9 Gamaliel Diaz:

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Toshiyuki Igarashi vs. Akira Yaegashi:

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:wooo

 

Confirmed, Yamanaka was comfortably up and didn't need the KO:

Duane Ford 105-102
Gale E. Van Hoy 106-102
Jae-Bong Kim 106-103