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February 28th 2000-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Takehiro Shimada (6-2, 3) vs Thitim Kiatprasanchai (0-0) In the year 2000 Japanese hopeful Takehiro Shimdada [嶋田雄大] faced off with Thai foe Thitim Kiatprasanchai at Korakuen Hall. Note - This is the TV edit of the fight and not the full contest.
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June 12th 2008-Nippon Budokan Tokyo, Japan Edwin Valero (23-0, 23) Vs Takehiro Shimada (22-3-1, 15) For a while Japanese based Venezuelan Edwin Valero was a man with the world at his grasp. He had blasted through his first 18 opponents inside a round before claiming the WBA Super Featherweight. In his 4th defense of that title he faced Japanese challenger Takehiro Shimada [嶋田雄大], a former Japanese Lightweight champion. August 10th 1998-Tokyo, Japan Hidekazu Matsunobu (11-1, 8) vs Takehiro Shimada (4-1, 2) In 1998 Japanese fans saw Hidekazu Matsunobu [戦松信秀和] take on future world title challenger Takehiro Shimada [嶋田雄大] at the Korakuen Hall. Note - Round 1 is missing from this video. July 25th 2009-Windhoek Country Club Resort, Windhoek, Namibia Takehiro Shimada (23-4-1, 16) Vs Paulus Moses (24-0, 17) In 2009 Japan's Takehiro Shimada [嶋田雄大] travelled to Namibia to challenge the then WBA Lightweight champion Paulus Moses, who was making the first defense of the title that he had won 6 months earlier in Japan. January 28th 2003-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Takehiro Shimada (11-3-1, 7) vs Junichi Ono (23-4-2, 9) In 2002 Takehiro Shimada [嶋田雄大] claimed the Japanese Lightweight title, in his third attempt at the belt. In his second defense he took on former Japanese Super Featherweight champion Junichi Ono [小野淳一]. June 12th 2008-Nippon Budokan Tokyo, Japan Edwin Valero (23-0, 23) Vs Takehiro Shimada (22-3-1, 15) For a while Japanese based Venezuelan Edwin Valero was the most exciting fighter on the planet. He won his first 18 bouts, in a row, with opening round and genuinely built a lot of interest with this early run. In fight #20 Valero claimed the WBA Super Featherweight title and in his 4th defense he took on Takehiro Shimada, a Japanese veteran who had never been stopped and had been a national champion at Lightweight. |
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