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December 18th 2021-EDION Arena Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Japan A week before Christmas Japanese promoter Masato Yamashita put on a show under the Real Spirits banner, and unlike most in the series this show was an all female card, with 5 bouts in total on it. Whilst none of the bouts were massive, the show featured the unbeaten Sumire Yamanaka in a 6 rounder and the debut of Hinami Yanai, also in a 6 rounder.
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October 8th 2021-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan On October 8th we got a small, but interesting card from Korakuen Hall. The card included a Japanese Minimumweight title eliminator, between the exciting Kai Ishizawa [石澤開] and veteran Naoya Haruguchi [春口直也] and an interesting match up between Shigetoshi Kotari [神足茂利] and Jun Ikegawa [池側純]. November 20th 2021-Sambo Hall, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan Back on November 20th Shinsei gym promoted their latest Real Spirits show, which was a very interesting card headlined by a Japanese Youth title fight between Yuga Inoue [井上夕雅] and Aoba Mori [森青葉]. The card is a well worth watching on, featured in full in this video. June 6th 2021-Arena Tachikawa Tachihi , Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan Earlier today, fight fans were able to see a free live stream of a small from Tachikawa. Despite being a rather small show it was a notable one featuring some fairly well known domestic level fighters, such as Hizuko Saso, Ryuji Ikeda, Dominique Kenshin and the rematch between Shinnosuke Saito and Hokuto Matsumoto, who had clashed in a fantastic bout last year. June 6th 20201-Archaic Hall, Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan Earlier today Shinsei Promotions put on their latest show, which had been planned for May and then for earlier this month before moving venue from Osaka to Hyogo. Despite the changes in date and venue the show it's self went off with out any issues and was stages as a 4 bout card at the Archaic Hall. Although there was no huge names on the event the card featured touted youngster Rikito Shiba, the under-rated Wataru Ikegami and the the debuting Goki Kobayashi, making the event one worthy of a watch. Even if it was some what short. This past week in Nur-Sultan Suleimen Promotions put on a small but notable card at the Jekpe-Jek Arena. With the bouts not yet made available separately we've included the full show video below. The bouts on this show are: Danila Semenov vs Abraham Tabul Yevgeniy Pavlov vs Alie Laurel Bekzad Nurdauletov vs Kabiru Towolawi Bek Nurmaganbet vs Emmanuel Danso Aidos Yerbossynuly vs Issah Samir At the end of October Kazakh promotional outfit Suleimen Promotions held a card in the city of Atyrau, Kazakhstan. The card wasn't a huge one, but it was a notable one with 5 highly regarded Kazakh hopefuls on it. This particular card had: Bekzad Nurdauletov Vs Ibrahim Maokola Danila Semenov vs Mussa Ajibu Yevgeniy Pavlov vs Goodluck Mrema Ablaikhan Zhussupov vs Meshack Mwankemwa Bek Nurmaganbet v Abdallah Shabani Pazzy This wasn't a huge card, not by any stretch, but it was a very notable one, and one that we suspect we'll be looking back on in a few years time as the starting point of something huge for Kazakh boxing. On October 13th we had the latest show in the A-Sign Bee series, thanks to the brilliant Ichitaro Ishii and his Yokohama Hikari Promotions. Sadly unlike most shows on A-Sign this one hasn't yet been uploaded as single fights, but with the show being held several weeks ago, we felt it deserved sharing. On this card were some really interesting fighters, such as the debuting Joker Ryo, the exciting Kai Ishizawa and the talented Reiya Abe, who took on the unbeaten Ren Sasaki in the main event. When/If A-Sign upload the bouts in a singular form we will share those, but for now this is the entire of A-Sign Bee 25 Earlier today Thailand's TL Promotions put on their latest show from the Suamlum Night Bazaar, Ratchadaphisek in Bangkok. This was headlined by a regional title bout between Arnon Yupang and the debuting Nonthasith Petchnamthong in what was a very intriguing match up. This isn't the biggest show, but is certainly something worth watching if you want to see what TL's product looks like and what the emerging talent of Thailand can do. Earlier today at the Legend Boxing Gym in Gimpo, there was a small card from Hannam Promotion. The event wasn't a big one, or one with a very polished feel but it was still something for the hardcore. Albeit something that saw the live feed cut off midway through the main event, in what was a rather frustrating occurrence. Given that the KBC is still seen as a bit of a joke and limited promotion things like streams cutting out doesn't do anything to help their reputation. Then again it was nice to have live boxing boxing, and we do need to thank Hannam for that. |
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