Ken Shiro goes for Ganigan Lopez’s 108-lb. title in 10th pro bout
Japanese contender Ken Shiro will challenge Ganigan Lopez for the WBC junior flyweight title on Saturday in Tokyo in just his 10th professional fight.
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Melindo put himself through hell to prepare for Yaegashi title fight
Milan Melindo turned his training up a notch to prove something to himself ahead of his third world title shot against Akira Yaegashi on Sunday in Tokyo.
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New Faces: Hiroto Kyoguchi
Strawweight prospect Hiroto Kyoguchi (6-0, 6 knockouts) returns to Korakuen Hall in Tokyo to face two-time world title challenger Jonathan Refugio in his first defense of the OPBF title.
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Tapales stops Omori in 11, WBO title now vacant
Marlon Tapales gained a measure of redemption after losing his WBO bantamweight title on the scales, knocking out Shohei Omori for the second time on Sunday at EDION Arena in Osaka, Japan.
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Ioka outclasses durable Noknoi to retain flyweight belt
It was all Kazuto Ioka from bell to bell as he out-boxed Thai veteran Noknoi Sitthiprasert to retain the WBA flyweight title on Sunday at EDION Arena in his hometown of Osaka, Japan.
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Ioka gets off the canvas to stop Kiatniwat; Oguni unseats Guzman
A near-upset and a change of ownership marked New Year’s Eve in Japan as Kazuto Ioka and Yukinori Oguni left the ring with belts around their waists.
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Corrales 2-for-2 against Uchiyama; Taguchi-Canizales ends in draw
Jezreel Corrales had to get off the canvas in Round 5 but still managed to outpoint Takashi Uchiyama to retain his WBA junior lightweight title in Tokyo.
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Tanaka unseats Fuentes to win junior flyweight belt
Kosei Tanaka earned his second world title in as many divisions with a fifth-round TKO of Moises Fuentes to capture the WBO jr. flyweight belt.
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Ref bungles Murata-Sandoval knockout in Japan
A referee’s bizarre intervention marred a decisive third-round victory by Japanese Olympian Ryota Murata on Friday in Tokyo.
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Naoya Inoue dominates Kono to first ever KO defeat
Japanese phenom Naoya Inoue reasserted his spot at the top of the 115-pound division with a complete dismantling of former titleholder Kohei Kono.
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