Continue reading “Teraji-Olascuaga Full Report”įormer two-division world champion Shakur Stevenson (20-0, 10 KOs) stopped Shuichiro Yoshino (16-1, 12 KOs) in round six of a WBC lightweight title eliminator at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. After their see-saw processing in the middle of the contest Teraji accelerated his attack and finally dropped the challenger with a flurry of punches in round nine, when good referee Mark Nelson wisely declared a well-timed halt. The third saw the defending champ connect with a solid right to the neck, having Olascuega touch the canvas for the mandatory eight count. Olascuaga was a much better replacement than expected as he showed his power (he is a legitimate flyweight) and fighting spirit. Olascuaga was a last-minute substitute for WBO titlist Jonathan Gonzalez who had suffered pneumonia to cancel the highly expected unification bout with Teraji. WBC, WBA light-flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (21-1, 13 KOs), 107.25, impressively kept his belts when he finally caught up with game and durable challenger Anthony Olascuaga (5-1, 3 KOs), 107, US, and chalked up a fine TKO victory at 0:58 of the ninth round in a scheduled twelve on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan.

Continue reading “Nasukawa debut Full Report” His hand speed, reflexes and smooth footwork may make himself a next superstar to Naoya in the near future. The talented Nasukawa, sharp and speedy, may become a better boxer with more experience, which we look forward to seeing in the future.Īs popular as Monster Naoya Inoue even now, Tenshin compiled a kick-boxing mar of 42-0 without including a first-round annihilation by Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition in 2018.

Nasukawa, 24, sometimes had his foe at bay, but couldn’t finish the game and durable rival, 32, who refused to go down again.

The second saw Tenshin, a fast-handed southpaw, connect with a right hook to the neck, flooring the more experienced ex-university boxer Yuki. Former kick-boxing superstar Tenshin Nasukawa, 122, successful made an international style debut as he outscored JBC#2 Yuki Yonaha (12-5-1, 8 KOs), 121.75, by a nearly shutout decision (60-53 twice, 59-54) over six rounds on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan.

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