The renaissance of Japanese professional boxing

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  1. Saku

    Saku We Are All One Full Member

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    Awesome thread! :good
     
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  2. BigBone

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    Good first round.
     
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  3. jordan1

    jordan1 Juan Lopez #1 Full Member

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    Should be some good fights War Koki....
     
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  4. BigBone

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    What a round!!!!
     
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  5. jordan1

    jordan1 Juan Lopez #1 Full Member

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    Who is fighting
     
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  6. BigBone

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    Quick finish by Singwancha, Shimizu stopped on ropes.
     
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  7. BigBone

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    Koki in da ring. Shouldn't go too long, this one.
     
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  8. jordan1

    jordan1 Juan Lopez #1 Full Member

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    How many rounds you think it last.
     
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  9. Metafalk

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    koki kameda
     
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  10. globenerd

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    This is another reason boxing is not prevalent in America anymore. The Japanese guys fight the best guys available to them coming up. Their learning curve is about 10 fights at most, and they start fighting other real contenders. And they aren't cast aside as a hype job if they happen to lose one or two along the way.
    On the other hand, we Americans reward guys for a perfect record who's fought poor competition years. Then as soon as he steps up and loses, we're finished with him. We are partly to blame for the lack of good fights. As much as we complain about, we turn on a guy when he loses and start looking at the next undefeated guy who hasn't fought anybody. Then when he loses, there's no demand for his fights anymore either. And so on.
    We've got to get over this "loss equals hype-job" mentality. We're missing out on a lot of good fights and potentially great fighters because of it.
     
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  11. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me

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    Nice...er, summary of the nine rounds. :!:
     
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  12. BigBone

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    Following your footsteps buddy. :thumbsup
     
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  13. BigBone

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    A Japanese boxing overview, schedule (April 5, 2012)


    Japan currently has a record 8 world champions!

    Takahiro Ao defends his WBC SFW vs. Terdsak Kokietgym tomorrow
    Takashi Uchiyama spectaculary knocked out and retained his WBA SFW belt vs. interim champ Jorge Solis
    Toshiaki Nishioka punished ring legend Rafael Marquez in Las Vegas, awaits Donaire somewhere down the line
    Shinsuke Yamanaka defends WBC BW title vs. Vic Darchinyan tomorrow
    Koki Kameda defended the WBA BW but not looking good vs Nouldy Manakane
    Tamonobu Shimizu lost the WBA SFlyW to talented Thai Tepparith Singwancha
    Yota Sato upset WBC SFlyW champ Suriyan Sor Rungvisai
    Kazuto Ioka defended his WBC Minimumweight belt with a blowout of Yodgoen Tor Chalermchai
    Akira Yaegashi upset WBA MinW champ Pornsawan Porpramook via TKO in the 10th
     
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  14. BigBone

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    Excellent card in Tokyo on Friday!

    Hozumi Hasegawa returns for the 1st time since his defeat to Jhonny Gonzalez, vs. - who else - an unbeaten Mexican Felipe Carlos Felix in a FW 10RDer.

    Takahiro Ao defends the WBC SFW belt vs. former JMM opponent Terdsak Kokietgym, should be an excellent fight.

    And rising star & WBC BW champ Shinsuke Yamanaka puts his belt on the line vs. the Raging Bull Vic Darchinyan, in the fight of the night that shouldn't be missed.

    Should be great! :deal
     
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  15. BigBone

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    Yamanaka retained his belt via UD over Vic Darchinyan putting his name on the BW map, Aoh defended his title via close decision vs. Terdsak finishing strong for the win, while Hozumi Hasegawa is BACK with a brutal 7th round stoppage over previously unbeaten Felipe Carlos Felix.
     
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