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September 2nd 2017-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Sho Nakazawa (10-1, 4) Vs Ryo Hino (10-1-1, 6) Earlier today Japanese fight fans saw the once touted Sho Nakazawa [中澤奨] take on the unheralded Ryo Hino [日野僚] in an excellently matched bout on paper.
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April 9th 2017-EDION Arena Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Sho Nakazawa (9-1, 4) vs John Ray Logatiman (5-4-2, 1) Earlier this month Japanese fight fans saw the once beaten Sho Nakazawa [中澤奨] battle with with Filipino John Ray Logatiman. April 16th 2015-Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Sho Nakazawa (5-0, 4) vs Alexander Cazares (9-3, 3) On April 16th 2015 we saw Japanese hopeful Sho Nakazawa [中澤 奨] battle against Mexican tough guy Alexander Cazares. October 1st 2016-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Sho Nakazawa (8-1, 4) vs Landy Cris Leon (10-13-4, 4) Last October Japanese prospect Sho Nakazawa [中澤 奨] battled Filipino journeyman Landy Cris Leon in a bout at the Korakuen Hall. October 1st 2016-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Sho Nakazawa (8-1, 4) vs Landy Cris Leon (10-13-4, 4) Earlier this month Japanese fight fans saw the touted Sho Nakazawa [中澤 奨] take on Filipino visitor Landy Cris Leon. March 27th 2016-Towa Pharmaceutical Ractab Dome Kadoma, Osaka, Japan Sho Nakazawa (8-0, 4) Vs Teiru Atsumi (9-1, 3) Recently Japanese fans saw touted prospect Sho Nakazawa [中澤 奨] battle Japanese based Korean Teiru Atsumi [テイル渥美], a man viewed by some as one of the few genuinely promising Korean fighters. Note-From what we understand there is a TV broadcast version of this fight. December 1st 2013-IMP Hall, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Sho Nakazawa (1-0, 1) vs Petchamnart Manopkarnchang (0-0) Japanese boxing looks to be on the verge of a major golden age. One of the many prospects breaking through the ranks at the moment is Sho Nakazawa [中澤 奨] who can be seen here taking on Thailand's Petchamnart Manopkarnchang. November 20th 2011- Gifu, Japan Yamato Fujita (N/A) Vs Sho Nakazawa (N/A) At the moment we are very excited about the potential of Sho Nakazawa, a man who widely tipped as fighter capable of going all the way. For many his potentially hasn't really been seen a professional but a lot of expectation has been put on his shoulders courtesy of his achievements in the amateur ranks, including a runners up medal in the 2011 Japanese national championships. Unfortunately for Nakazawa he found himself coming up short against Yamato Fujita in a very competitive contest that saw both men letting their hands go, a lot. (Video courtesy of sakana1976) This past weekend Japanese fans saw younger youngster Sho Nakazawa take a huge step up in class as he battled against the OPBF ranked Jhunriel Ramonal. The Japanese youngster had entered this bout 4-0 (4) with relative ease against opponents who were at best, limited though was expected to be genuinely tested here as he took on the #11 ranked OPBF Super Bantamweight and his first opponent who came to the ring to actually beat him. We won't ruin how the bout too much though it certainly answered some questions about both men and for the first time we saw what Nakazawa was really about as he was up against a man he actually showed some respect to. For those who haven't seen the Japanese youngster before this by far his toughest bout and the one that will allow you to actually get a read on how good he is. (Video courtesy of yasu boxer) One of the many rising Japanese prospects is Sho Nakazawa who is unbeaten and quickly growing in stature in the sport. Earlier this year Nakazawa scored his 3rd successive stoppage win by taking out Thailand's Charit Aomtanom inside a round. We'll admit that the over-all performance was less than stellar though Nakazawa never really struggled with his Thai foe. We think however that he may have been a little nervous given that this was on the same show as the WBC Bantamweight title fight between Shinsuke Yamanaka and Stephane Jamoye. (Video courtesy of yasu boxer) |
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