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April 3rd 1994-Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (23-0, 17) vs Seung Koo Lee (15-2-1, 11) In his 5th defense of the WBA Super Flyweight title Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚 勝也] faced off with South Korean challenger Seung Koo Lee.
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November 5th 1993-Ariake Colosseum, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (22-0, 17) vs Thanomsak Sithbaobay (44-3, 25) II In his 4th defense of the WBA Super Flyweight title Japan's Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚勝也] rematched the man he controversially beat for the belt in 1992, Thanomsak Sithbaobay [ถนอมศักดิ์ ศิษย์โบ๊เบ๊] May 21st 1993-Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (21-0, 17) Vs Jae Shin Lim (12-2, 7) In May 1993 Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚 勝也], the then WBA Super Flyweight champion, took on Korean challenger Jae Shin Lim. On paper this was a mismatch in favour of the talented and popular Japanese fighter. December 11th 1992-Ariake Colosseum, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (20-0, 17) vs Armando Castro (39-12-2, 34) After winning the WBA Super Flyweight title in in April 1992 Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚勝也] remained busy. Around 8 months after winning the belt he made his second defense , as he took on Mexican foe Armando Castro. September 11th 1992-Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (19-0, 16) vs Kenji Matsumura (12-5-1, 8) in April 1992 Japanese fighter Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚 勝也] won the WBA Super Flyweight title, in controversial fashion. In his first defense he took on fellow Japanese fighter Kenji Matsumura [松村謙二], in what was his 4th world title shot. November 4th 1991-Nishi Nihon Sogo Hall, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (17-0, 15) vs Chan Woo Park (1-3) In 1991 rising Japanese star Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚勝也] faced off with Korean foe Chan Woo Park, in what was essentially a stay busy fight for Onizuka as he awaited a world title shot, which he got 5 months later. June 17th 1991-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (16-0, 14) v Suzuharu Kitazawa (10-2, 8) Japan's Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚勝也] was one of the most popular fighters of his era. He was a good looking, charismatic boxer-puncher who went on to become a world champion. Here we see Onizuka before he reached the top. Here he is defending the Japanese Super Flyweight title against Suzuharu Kitazawa [北澤鈴春]. Please note - We do have a lower quality version of this fight uploaded. We have noticed when we replace those older videos with newer copies it can corrupt some of the meta data and tagging (we're not sure why but assume it's gremlins in the system) so going forward when we get a higher quality version we will now repost and leave the original as it was. These will all be given the "Higher Quality Version" note in the title. These will be at least 720p versions, if not higher, rather than the 360 or 420 quality of some older uploads. March 18th 1991-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (15-0, 14) Vs Shunichi Nakajima (23-6, 13) II In his second defense of the Japanese Super Flyweight title we saw Katsuya Onizuka [鬼塚勝也] take on former champion Shunichi Nakajima [中島俊一]. This bout came around 5 months after Onizuka stopped Nakajima for the belt. It was Onziuka's 4th bout in 12 months and Nakajima's first since he title loss. December 17th 1990-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (14-0, 13) vs Tomohiko Yokoyama (7-1, 4) In his first defense of the Japanese Super Flyweight title Katsuya Oniuka [鬼塚勝也] took on Tomohiko Yokoyama [横山智彦]. The then 20 year old Onizuka had won the belt just 2 months earlier, ending the reign of Shunichi Nakajima in October with a 10th round TKO December 21st 1989-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Katsuya Onizuka (5-0, 5) vs Mitsumasa Ikeda (1-0) In 1989 the promising Katsuya Onizuka, a future world champion, faced off with Mitsumasa Ikeda. |
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