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April 2nd 2022-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (37-2-2, 25) Vs Mugicha Nakagawa (24-7-2, 14) Earlier this month we got a very messy and frustrating bout between Mugicha Nakagawa [中川 麦茶] and former 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮], who really managed to put on something genuinely ugly. Prior to the fight the talking point was Nakagawa weighing in in women's clothing, and sadly the weigh very much over shadowed the action in the ring.
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June 5th 2021-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (36-2-2, 24) vs Daisuke Sugita (6-1, 3) Back in June former 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] face off with boxing policeman Daisuke Sugita [杉田大祐], in a bout at Korakuen Hall. The bout was the headline contest from a "Dynamic Glove" show and has been uploaded here by the promoter themselves. December 26th 2020-Sumida City Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (35-2-2, 23) vs Yuto Nakamura (11-5-1, 8) In December 2020 former 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] battled against youngster Yuto Nakamura [中村 祐斗] at the Sumida City Gymnasium in Tokyo. On paper this was a huge step up for Nakamura, but a win would have seen him become a legitimate player on the Japanese domestic scene. Back on December 26th the team from A-Sign boxing took over the Sumida City Gymnasium, in Tokyo and put on an excellent post-Christmas show that really had everything we would want to see on a show. Sadly the promoter hasn't yet uploaded the individual bouts from the show, but has left the full show up in it's live stream form, so those who missed it live don't need to miss out! The show began with Kojiro Nishikawa [西川 宏次郎] facing Daiju Kogo [向後 大寿] over 6 rounds. The second bout on the show was a rematch between Takuya Yamaguchi [山口 拓也] and Masashi Noguchi [野口 将志]. The third bout was between the hard hitting Kai Chiba [千葉開] and youngster Haruki Ishikawa [石川春樹]. The "reimported boxer" Shoki Sakai [坂井 祥記] took on the tough Takeru Kobata [小畑 武尊] in bout #4. The fifth bout was the highly anticipated Japanese Youth Light Welterweight title bout between Jin Sasaki [佐々木尽]and Aso Ishiwaki [石脇麻生]. The penultimate bout saw former 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] take on youngster Yuto Nakamura [中村 祐斗] And the final bout on the show saw former WBO Super Featherweight champion Masayuki Ito [伊藤 雅雪] battle reigning OPBF Super Featherweight champion Hironori Mishiro [三代大訓], in a mouth watering match up. August 13th 2012-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (18-0-2, 11) vs Yohei Tobe (4-0, 2) In 2018 fight fans in Japan saw OPBF Super Flyweight champion Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] take on the then fast rising Yohei Tobe [戸部洋平], who was being groomed as one of the next big things in Japanese boxing and had already beaten Wandee Singwancha and Kohei Kono. August 4th 2005-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (2-0, 2) vs Yasutane Takahashi (1-1) In 2005 a very young looking Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮]battled against Yasutane Takahashi [高橋健胤] at Korakuen Hall. For fans of eye catching finishes this is one worth watching! October 5th 2019-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (34-2-2, 22) Vs Kyung Min Kwon (7-5, 3) This past weekend 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] faced off with Korean visitor Kyung Min Kwon at Korakuen Hall in what was the show's chief support bout. April 2nd 2019-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (33-2-2, 22) vs Hyuma Fujioka (10-7-1, 1) This past Tuesday fight fans in Japan saw former 2-time world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] take on southpaw Hyuma Fujioka [藤岡飛雄馬]. Akaho in red shorts Fujioka in pink October 11th 2016-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Hiroaki Teshigawara (12-1-2, 6) Vs Ryo Akaho (27-2-2, 18) Back in 2016 former world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] battled against a then unheralded Hiroaki Teshigawara [勅使河原 弘晶] November 19th 2018-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Ryo Akaho (32-2-2, 21) vs Naoto Mizutani (5-4-1, 2) This past Monday former world title challenger Ryo Akaho [赤穂亮] faced off with domestic foe Naoto Mizutani [水谷直人] at the Korakuen Hall |
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