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Kenshiro wants Bam next!

3/14/2025

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Yesterday in Tokyo we had a sensational show, headlined by former unified Light Flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (25-1, 16) [寺地 拳四朗] overcoming Seigo Yuri Akui (21-3-1, 11) [阿久井政悟] to unify the WBC and WBA Flyweight titles, becoming only the second ever Japanese man to unify world titles. Today both fighters attended press conferences to speak about the fight and their future.

It was confirmed, prior to the press conference, that Akui had gone to hospital following the fight, but was released and in good spirits at the press event. There he explained "I was in good shape. Yesterday, I tried to outdo Kenshiro by attacking from the first round, but I got hit hard at the end. My corner told me, "We're competing!" So I thought whoever took the 12th round would win, and went for the knockout. I tried to finish him off so well that if I lost, it would be unavoidable, but I wasn't strong enough." Before adding "I think I did everything I could. I was able to show my feelings."

One of the big issues after their bout was the stoppage, however Akui himself was completely fine with it, explaining "I was aiming for a (counter) but I was hit, so it can't be helped. The fact that I was able to leave the ring safely is a big deal. I have nothing to say about the stoppage." Notably his promoter Tatsuya Moriyasu, president of Kurashiki Moriyasu Gym, said, "I thought it was a little early” but seemed to have no genuine issue with it either. Before Akui once again praised Kenshiro, "He had the experience and ability to change tactics midway through the fight, and the guts and stamina to finish him off in the end. Kenshiro is the strongest,"

As for the future, Akui perhaps made a wise decision, explaining "Right now, I want to spend time with my family. I'm not sure if I'll move to the super flyweight division yet. I want to take it easy now.". Given that the last 14 months has seen him fight 4 bouts, all going into round 12, those being his world title win against Artem Dalakian, his defenses against Taku Kuwahara and Thananchai Charunphak, and his loss to Kenshiro, a break really is well deserved.

As for Kenshiro, he spoke more about what he wants to do in the ring going forward, and the main focus seems to be more big fights. Notable he was direct about what he wants, and that’s to make a move to 115lbs and fight the biggest name there, saying "I want to fight Bam.", alluding to Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez (21-0, 14) the current WBC Super Flyweight champion and one of the best pound-for-pound fighters on the planet. 

Talking about his win he explained "Yuri was really strong. I wasn't thinking about points, but I was determined to win the final round, so I'm glad I was able to go all the way in the end. I was able to fight fair and square."

Interestingly Kenshiro’s trainer, Kenta Kato, spoke at depth about the gameplan his charge used, saying "After watching the video, I saw that he wouldn't win if he backed down, so the most important thing was that he didn't back down easily. However, he returned punches assuming he would be hit, and I could sense Yuri's determination. I think this determination wasn't something he'd had for the past two or three months since the match was decided, but one that came from when we sparred together. He was stronger than I imagined, including his spirit. He had a good feeling in the fourth round, but he wasn't something he could bounce back from in the fifth round, so I gave instructions to change the tempo from the eighth round."

Whilst Bam is Kenshiro’s ideal opponent, he was asked about a clash with WBO Flyweight champion Anthony Olascuaga (9-1, 6), and didn’t seem too excited by the idea, but wasn’t dead again it, saying,  "I don't think there's any merit to a rematch since we've already fought once. However, if it's decided, I'd like to do it well. It all depends on the situation." Before he returned to talking about a move to Super Flyweight for Bam, explaining "I don't think I’ll feel the difference in physique even if I move up to the super flyweight class. I want to fight Bam, so I hope it's decided."

Having just mentioned the WBO champion, he also attended a press conference, with Olascuaga saying about his bout "I wasn't just going forward, I was able to fight while skillfully using my jab. Kyoguchi was a great opponent and a nice guy. After the match, he said to me, 'Now we're friends,'" He was joined by legendary trainer Rudy Hernandez, who added "Because we have high expectations, one of the most important things is for him to defeat the strongest opponent and delight the fans with a top performance. Yesterday, Tony seemed more like a boxer than a fighter. However, he still managed to win."

Talking about his ambitions, Olascuaga revealed he wanted a WBO ring, and isn’t too sure what the future plans regarding title fights is "I don't know whether the title unification fight in the future will be with Kenshiro or the champion at the time, but if the chance arises, I would like to fight. I want the WBO ring, so first I would like to defend it five times." he plans to return to the US next week, and then hopes to attend one of the up coming MLB games at the Tokyo Dome.

One new world champion was crowned yesterday, and that was Rene Santiago (13-5, 9), who took the WBO Light Flyweight title from Shokichi Iwata (14-2, 11) [岩田翔吉] in a notably upset that really showed what an excellent and versatile fighter Santiago was, despite coming under a lot of earlier pressure. He also took part in  a press conference and explained "I feel very happy and delighted right now. I thank God for giving me this opportunity in this beautiful country. My dream has come true to be able to bring the belt back to the WBO headquarters. I'm grateful to my promoters." He then spoke about Iwata, explaining "He was very powerful and aggressive. I gave it my all in the ring. I used high-quality boxing and played a clever game, which allowed me to win."

Iwata on the other hand was less than happy about the result, and when asked about the scoring he stated "To be honest, I wonder if this is 'boxing?' I was hit with some small punches, but does moving around all the time count for points? I can't put it into words well, but I don't think it's the 'boxing' I think it is." His trainer, and former world champion himself, Takahiro Ao, went on to say "I think he could have done more, but he did his best."
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Kenshiro partcipates in exhibition in Kyoto

2/2/2025

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Earlier today BMB Boxing Gym hosted a show in Kyoto, which didn’t exactly go as planned, though fans did get a rather notable surprise for the show.

The card was scheduled for 9 bouts, with 8 of them being 4 rounders, and the main event being scheduled for 8 rounds. Sadly two of those bouts were cancelled, with the most notable being the scheduled main event was actually cancelled at short notice, as Riku Yamashita (7-2-1, 3) [山下陸] was forced to pull out of his scheduled bout with JBC ranked Bantamweight hopeful Yamato Moriguchi (8-0-1, 3) [森口山都].

The promoter for the show did however find something for Moriguchi to do on the event, and gave the fan a bit of a surprise after the final bout, as the 21 year old Moriguchi ended up taking part in a 4 round exhibition with the promoters son, WBC Flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (24-1, 15) [寺地 拳四朗]. Kenshiro, the son of Hisashi Teraji toe head of the BMB Boxing Gym, is currently preparing for his March 13th bout with WBA champion Seigo Yuri Akui (21-2-1, 11) [阿久井政悟] , and his preparation so far seems to have been solid with Kenshiro look sharp, crips and in great shape throughout the exhibition. To his credit Moriguchi didn’t wilt either, putting on a real show for the fans, as he tried to do what he could to go toe to toe with the champion, in a finish to the show that had fans loudly applauding the two men.

Afterward Kenshiro took the microphone and stated "Moriguchi has a different style (from Akui), so today I deliberately closed the distance and fought him to make it more entertaining. His movements were stiff, but he was able to do it under good tension. I'm glad the excitement was there. I'll take the WBA belt and come back here with two belts!"

Moriguchi, who missed out on the main event fight for the show, seemed in great spirits and really happy to have had the chance to share the ring with Kenshiro, explaining "I'm grateful for this opportunity. Kenshiro is really strong, and it was a great experience for me. I'll continue to hone my strength."

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Japanese champions seek unification bouts following huge weekend

10/15/2024

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This past weekend was one of, if not the, best weekend for fights this year, with what was essentially a 3 day weekend, featuring 8 world title fights in Japan alone.

Today we saw a number of fighters involved in those fights attending press conferences, where a number of the winners explained their plans for the future.

One of the fighters in attendance was WBC Bantamweight champion Junto Nakatani (29-0, 22) [中谷 潤人] who made his second defense of the WBC title as he stopped game Thai challenger Tasana Salapat (76-2, 53), aka Petch CP Freshmart or Petch Sor Chitpattana, in the 6th round.

Speaking bout the fight Nakatani explained "I was able to defeat a southpaw and put into practice what I've been practicing. I have some muscle pain, but no damage. I was able to finish in good shape." He then added "I landed one punch with good timing in the first round, but since he's a southpaw, it took me a while to adjust. But I think I was able to fight while keeping it under control."

As for his future plans it seems he will be remaining at 118lbs for now, though it appears it won’t be too much longer before he moves up in weight again saying "People say that my punches were amazing, and I feel that my speed has increased. I'm a good fit for the bantamweight class. The weight is starting to get a little tight, but I'll keep it moderate and finish strong." 

Teiken President Akihiko Honda also spoke, mentioning that the plan was for a US fight next and adding  "He is highly regarded overseas. It's also becoming difficult to find opponents."

One man who is raring to have a crack at Nakatani is the newly crowned WBA champion Seiya Tsutsumi (12-0-2, 8) [堤聖也], who was one of the big winners at the weekend as he dethroned Takuma Inoue (20-2, 5) [井上拓真] in a sensational performance.

Regarding his win Tsutsumi stated that he was spurred on by the desire to avenge an amateur loss to Inoue, saying "This was my revenge after 12 years, and I've been thinking back on that match many times. (Inoue) had incredible defense. He wouldn't let me hit him in the body, so I fought while wondering what to do. His speed was within my tolerance. From the first round, I was fighting as if it were the final round, and I was able to embody that." He then went on to talk about Nakatani, saying "I definitely want the WBC bantamweight belt," before speaking about the sparring the two had shared, saying "I know how strong he is. I wonder how he evaluates me as a champion. Right now my win rate is close to zero, but this time I won despite being told I couldn't win. If the opportunity arises, I won't turn it down. Sparring and fighting are two different things,"

Another man at the event with a new title was Tenshin Nasukawa (5-0, 2) [那須川天心], who sported a poster over his left eye and the WBO Asia Pacific Bantamweight title with his win against the tricky Gerwin Asilo (9-1, 4). Speaking about his title hopes Nasukawa explained "I'm happy to have won the belt as a token of my success, but this isn't where I'm aiming. I want to move forward while feeling the weight of the belt. I don't really understand how it works, but I've heard that by winning this belt, I've qualified to challenge for the world title. I'm not thinking about whether I'll defend this title. From now on, I want to just go with the flow."

Regarding the cut, Nasukawa explained "I'll observe the situation for 2-3 days and decide whether to get stitches or not." He went on to explain that the fight didn’t go totally as expected  "It didn't go as well as I practiced. It was harder than I thought it would be. It was a good experience, but I think there was more I could have done. Boxing is deep, and I like it even more now." One other notable take away from his answers was that his future, like Tsutusmi’s, appears to be at Bantamweight, explaining "I fought at the lightest weight in my martial arts career, but I moved well, so I want to get my body used to 53.5kg (the bantamweight limit),"

Another man sporting a new title is WBO Light Flyweight champion Shokichi Iwata (14-1, 11) [岩田翔吉] who scored a brutal knockout against Spanish fighter Jairo Noriega (14-1, 3). Talking about his win he explained "When I won, I didn't believe it, but little by little it started to sink in. What I was trying to do worked out perfectly. I watched how things went in the first or two rounds, and when my opponent got anxious and came forward, I hit him with a right uppercut. I was able to fight just as I had imagined."

Iwata called out a fight that he wanted, explaining that he was wanting to face newly crowned IBF Light Flyweight champion Masamichi Yabuki (17-4, 16) [佐藤政道], who stopped South African Sivenathi Nontshinga (13-2, 10) on Saturday. Iwata explained "He's a different type of fighter than me, so if it were to happen, it would be a knockout finish. I want to fight because I feel like the fans want it," He then added "I want to defend my title and unify it in this weight class. I'm a Light Flyweight, but I want to show some powerful boxing,"

A former unified Light Flyweight champion was also in action over the weekend and also attended the event, with that being the newly crowned WBC Flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (24-1, 15) [寺地 拳四朗] who stopped Cristofer Rosales (37-7, 22) to become a 2-weight champion.

Talking about the performance Kenshiro stated
“I was able to keep my distance well against an opponent with a long reach, and I was able to throw more punches up and down than I thought I would. I thought I didn't throw many punches, but when I watched the video I realized that wasn't the case. I think I moved well," He also seemed to suggest that he was now fighting at the weight best suited for him, saying "Because it was easier to lose weight, my legs moved more easily. I didn't feel any difference in power between me and my opponent. I think this weight class suits me,"

One thing that has always been consistent about Kenshiro is his desire to unify, something he had spoken about a lot at Light Flyweight, but only managed to do once. He has that same ambition at his new weight stating "I don't have a specific opponent in mind, but I would like to have a title unification fight in the future." That could potentially mean bouts with either WBA champion Seigo Yuri Akui (21-2-1, 11) [阿久井政悟], who retained his title with a win over tough Thai Thananchai Charunphak (25-2, 15) on Sunday, or WBO Flyweight champion Anthony Olascuaga (7-1-0-1, 5), who had a disappointing No Contest with Jonathan Gonzalez (28-3-1-2, 14) on Monday and is a man once faced at Light Flyweight when Olascuaga stepped in at short notice to replace Gonzalez. 

Having mentioned Akui, he was also there, speaking about his performance and plans for the future. Talking about his bout he explained "I regret that I didn't win cleanly. People around me said it was a complete victory, but there was a judge who gave my opponent the victory, so I can't ignore that. I was nervous when the scores were split." He added "Thananchai watched the situation until the third round, then stopped moving and started to exchange blows towards the end. I expected that to some extent, but he was more persistent than I thought. I won because I was able to get points in the last two rounds. I was able to fight until the end without giving up."

Like Kenshiro he also seemed to be open to unification bouts saying "I want to show real boxing, where strong fighters fight each other,"
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Iwata, Kenshiro an Tsutsumi crowned new champions! Akui retains!

10/13/2024

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Just moments ago we saw the end of a sensation world title quadruple header from the Ariake Arena, thanks to Amazon Prime and Teiken, on a show that had it all, including a genuine FOTY contender.

The show kicked off with a new champion being crowned as the touted Shokichi Iwata (14-1, 11) [岩田翔吉] claimed the previously vacant WBO Light Flyweight title with a brutal knockout against Spanish fighter Jairo Noriega (14-1, 3)

From the off Iwata was on the front foot, with Noriega using the ring and relying on his footwork, movement and hand speed to try and deal with pressure, aggression and stiff jabs of Iwata. Midway through the round things turned around as Noriega began to build his confidence, coming forward more and making the most of his faster hand speed whilst landing some eye-catching shots. The speed of Noriega continued to help him score in round 2 as he began to build some real momentum and was throwing with bad intention to both head and body. 

Despite Noriega landing big looking shots it did seem clear that he was lacking power, something that was also evident from his record, and that Iwata could afford to take shots from him to land his own shots. The same couldn’t be said the other way around and that was shown at the end of round 3 when Iwata managed to land a hard uppercut then a glancing shot to send Noriega to the canvas. Noriega beat the count but was unsteady on his feet at the restart and with just seconds of the round left Iwata pressed his opening, looking for the finish. With seconds ticking down he managed to make the most of his opportunity, tagging Noriega with a huge body shot before knocking Noriega out with a brutal left hook that sent him down face first and forced the referee to wave off the action.

The second title fight saw WBA Flyweight champion Seigo Yuri Akui (21-2-1, 11) [阿久井政悟] make his second defense as he took a split decision over in form Thai Thananchai Charunphak (25-2, 15), in what was a great technical bout between two really well matched fighters, who had different styles that gelled really well.

Throughout the fight Akui came forward, pressing the action, looking to land heavy single shots, whilst Thananchai used the ring well, boxed and moved, and tried to fire between Akui’s shots. For the first few rounds this was super technical with the jabs being the key from Akui, along with left hooks up top, and the short sharp combinations on the move from Thananchai, with both landing good body shots. As the rounds went on the bout took a few turns. In the middle Akui began to feint more, cut the ring off, and land the heavier shots, whilst Thananchai seemed to get out worked and fight the wrong fight at times. In the later stages however Thananchai got back to what had been successful for him, sharp combinations, though they never really seemed to have much spite on them, making it hard to feel he’d done enough when Akui’s shots seemed to have more pop.

In the later rounds however Thananchai seemed to realise he had to turn things around and had a huge round 10, as he stood his ground and unloaded to the body, in what was his best round, by far. He seemed to hurt the champion with the shots, but Akui recovered well, and finished the round with some success. It seemed like that could be a major turning point, but in round 11 Akui looked to be back at 100% in a very good round that saw both have moments. What could have been a momentum builder for the challenger really didn’t happen after such a strong 10th and instead it was a competitive round, he may have done enough for it, but didn’t stamp the round like he had in the previous one.

Knowing it was close Akui came out for round 12 with renewed energy, putting his foot on the accelerator and really taking the fight to Thananchai, in one of his best rounds. It was a clear Akui round to end the fight as he landed solid blows with both hands, whilst Thananchai was trying to respond but failed to meet the tempo and tenacity of the champion.

As it turned out the 12th round turned out to be hugely important to the outcome, with the judges turning in scores of 115-113, Akui, 115-113 to Thananchai and 117-111 to Akui. Were it not for the strong finish it would have been a split decision draw, Akui would have kept his title, but it would have been a less than satisfactory conclusion.

Given the performance we’d love to see Thananchai given more top level opportunities and dare say this loss will be a bout that helps him improve, acting as a huge learning experience. Whilst Akui will likely be looking for a homecoming defense next year, before a potential unification later in the year.


The chief support bout saw a new champion being crowned as former unified Light Flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (24-1, 15) [寺地 拳四朗] became a 2-weight world champion, winning the previously vacant WBC Flyweight title with a TKO over former WBC Flyweight champion Cristofer Rosales (37-7, 22).

From the offer there seemed to be a clear size difference, with Rosales being the natural Flyweight and Kenshiro only having his second fight at the weight. Despite that the edge in speed and movement was clearly with Kenshiro who quickly found a home for his sharp jab to both head and body. After just over a minute Kenshiro managed to also land an uppercut whilst Rosales looked much slower and struggled to get anything much off early doors, instead trying to get a read on the Japanese fighter. In round 2 Rosales did show more ambition, letting his hands go and warming to the action, this instantly lead to some great back and forth, with Kenshiro really digging to the long torso of Rosales. The speed difference of the two men continued to be a telling factor with Rosales really unable to cope with the speed of Kenshiro either up top or to the body. Despite Kenshiro getting the best of it Rosales did have moments, they were just a lot less frequent than Kenshiro’s.

Kenshiro continued to land at will in round 3, his jab really being the key and opening up the body of the naturally bigger man. After just a minute of the round Kenshiro landed a brutal right hand that seemed to sting Rosales, but the Nicaraguan recovered really well, not long afterwards Kenshiro also landed a great one to the body,a counter right up top later in the round badly wobbled Rosales who was forced to hold when Kenshiro looked to close the show. Despite seeing out the storm it was clear that Kenshiro’s power had carried up to Flyweight and that he could hurt fully fledged, world class, Flyweights. Kenshiro looked to start round 4 with nasty intent, and despite slipping in the corner he was on the front foot throughout the round whilst Rosales tried to work off the ropes and switch southpaw. Given the changes in tactics from Rosales we saw a much quieter round from Kenshiro, who was caught by a left hand late in the round, in what was the most noteworthy moment of the round. When the open scoring kicked in Kenshiro was in a clear lead, with scores of 39-37 and 40-36 twice.

In round 5 we saw Rosales turn back to the orthodox stance, before quickly switching back to southpaw. The changes in stance seemed to force Kenshiro to look for a plan B, rather than relying on his hard jabs and stiff right hands, that had worked so well in the opening rounds. Rosales managed to use his jab well from the southpaw stance, but as the round went on it seemed like Kenshiro was starting to get a read on his man and landed a few good jabs in what was the least interesting round, up to this point. Knowing he was having better success fighting as a southpaw Rosales came out for round 6 in the stance, despite that neutralising Kenshiro he did little offensively himself. Partway through the round Rosales turned back to Orthodox and was tagged against the ropes, then tagged up top, with Kenshiro quickly looking more comfortable facing the Nicaraguan in the orthodox stance. Rosales managed to have moments, including a body shot late on, but it wasn’t enough to win the round as he continued to fall into a hole on the scorecards.

To begin round 7 Rosales came forward, looking like he had a bit of ambition whilst Kenshiro seemed to be slowing, after looking razor sharp early on. The added activity of Rosales meant he was taking risks and he paid with 2 right hand from Kenshiro, before landing one back himself. Late in the round Kenshiro landed a good right hand, that seemed to affect Rosales who went on to the ropes, and dropped his activity in the final moments of the round. Rosales again showed some ambition early in round 8, but a lack of consistency worked against him, as he was unable to keep a solid work rate and was instead being outworked and backed up, with Kenshiro starting to land his right hands at will again. Rosales was starting to be broken down by those right hands, which were alarmingly consistent and busted open the nose of Rosales. The open scoring made it clear that Kenshiro was still in total control, with scores of 78-74 and 79-73, twice.

Knowing he was in a clear lead going into round 9 Kenshiro could have relaxed and relied on the scorecards. Instead he set out with bad intent, landing some solid shots early before. He likely expected Rosales to try and turn things around, though as Rosales came forward Kenshiro slipped in the same corner as he had earlier. Kenshiro managed to tag Rosales hard again later in the round, landing 2 good right hands very late on. Kenshiro also started round 10 fast, whilst blood ran down Rosales’s face, with the bleeding made worse by another hard right from Kenshiro, and a big combination later in the round. Rosales was showing his toughness and trying to fight back, but his work was starting to look more and more sloppy as he started to look desperate, and his defense was unable to stop the hard shots from Kenshiro. In fact as the round went on it started to seem like Rosales was being used as target practice by the “Amazing Boy”. To begin round 11 Rosales was inspected by the ringside doctor, with the doctor waving the bout off, saving Rosales from any further punishment

Rosales, who was accompanied by stablemate Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, showed his toughness but looked completely out of his depth here. As for Kenshiro, he really announced himself as a top Flyweight, and we suspect he’ll begin 2025 hunting unification bouts, potentially with Akui in what would be a very fun all Japanese world title bout

On the subject of all Japanese world title bouts, that’s exactly what we got in the main event, as we saw WBA Bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue (20-2, 5) [井上拓真] come up short against a very determined mandatory challenger in the form of Seiya Tsutsumi (12-0-2, 8) [堤聖也], who fought like a man possessed.

From the off both men tried to feel each other out, but doing so at lightning speed. After a very short exchange of jabs Tsutsumi looked to get on the inside though was made to pay from a gorgeous uppercut from Inoue. Within a minute both men were finding holes for their jabs with Inoue looking the faster, crisper puncher, whilst Tsutsumi looked the more physical as we saw when he managed to land a solid hook that budged Inoue. A left hook late in the round from Inoue snapped Tsutusmi’s head back but didn’t really discourage the challenger who looked for opens at mid range. Having lost the opening round Tsutsumi looked to up the tempo in round 2 and managed to land a good shot up top though was taking some to land one. It was clear that Tsutusmi believed he had the toughness, stamina, power and physicality to get to Inoue, and was willing to take risks to try and break down the champion. The cleaner shots continued to be from Inoue, but he was being forced to take the odd power shot here and there, and seemed to be getting pushed around when he held on. 

Tsutusmi started round 3 with a good right hand as he continued to make life tough for Inoue, who slipped in the same corner that Kenshiro had slipped in, twice. Tsutusmi continued to make life difficult for the champion through the round, with a good body shot, and despite Inoue landed solid jabs, and the odd big right hand, he simply couldn’t get Tsutsumi’s respect, with Tsutusmi getting Inoue on the ropes and going to work to the body. Inoue landed a good right hand, that forced Tsutsumi to back off, but it was a sign that Tsutsumi was starting to get more success, and was looking to take away the speed of Inoue. Tsutusmi also ended the round well with another good body shot as Inoue was in the corner. Tsutusmi managed to land a stiff jab early in round 4 and again he managed to get Inoue on the ropes and dig to the body well. Inoue looked composed and calm, but was being forced into the Tsutsumi’s fight more and more often with Tsutusmi’s growing confidence growing. Inoue’s sharp shots were the cleaner shots, but it was clear the pressure of Tsutsumi was starting to have an effect, with Inoue backed on to the ropes again. The defensive skills of Inoue were on show, as was his excellent counter punching, but he was certainly being forced to take heavy shots at times.

In round 5 Inoue stood his ground more early on, seemingly wanting to try and get Tsutsumi’s respect. It was a risky tactic and one that didn’t seem like a good idea for him as Tsutusmi landed some hard head shots and nasty body shots, looking to take the movement from Inoue. Inoue looked composed, as he always does, but was now clearly being forced into Tsutsumi’s fight, and clearly forced to feel the body shots. As the round went on Tsutusmi’s pressure continued to have success, a huge right up top and a flurry to the body, with Inoue on the ropes being the highlights for him. Tsutsumi began round 6 like he finished round 5, unloading on Inoue with the champion on the ropes, Inoue managed to block some but plenty got through, and a right hand up top seemed to hurt Inoue who ended up on the ropes again, as Tsutusmi once again unloaded on him. The body work from Tsutsumi wasn’t just limited to when he had Inoue on the ropes, doing the same in the middle of the ring, as Inoue began to visibly slow, and he began to take more up top, with his defensive moves not being as slippery as they had been earlier on.

Round 7 began with an exchange in the center of the ring, with Tsutsumi continuing to out land and our work Inoue, who was really struggling to get Tsutsumi’s respect as the challenger walked the champion down and unloaded time and time again. Inoue landed a peach of a right and it barely phased Tsutsumi who went back to the body just seconds later, knowing the body shots were taking a clear toll on the champion, who’s movement and handspeed were clearly slowing. Later in the round Tsutusmi managed to land some bludgeoning shots up top, even the ones that hit the guard seemed like they were taking a toll on Inoue. Straight from the bell to begin round 8 Tsutsumi was all over Inoue who was forced onto the ropes and with Tsutusmi unloading a relentless barrage. Inoue managed to find a space for a counter here and there, and slipped plenty, but he was also taking a lot, and he began to look like a man being broken down mid way through the round a huge right hook from Tsutusmi seemed to hurt Inoue who recovered quickly and had some of his best success late in the round. Interestingly Tsutusmi seemed to slow at the end of round 8, but came out fast again in round 9 as he again caught Inoue with big shots in center ring, and then bullied him in the clinch. Inoue, who was now surely behind, let his hands go more than he had, and that seemed to spur on Tsutsumi who returned to banging the body of Inoue. Inoue, who likes the ring to work with, was repeatedly being forced to work up close, leading to some great exchanges and fantastic back and forth, though it felt like Inoue was going to have to find a second wind.

Round 10 started with the two men trading from the off, Inoue got off second best and Tsutusmi jumped on his man, with Inoue being judged to have been knocked down, with the ropes keeping him up, something Inoue didn’t agree with. After the count we immediately got into another trading sequence up close with Tsutsumi getting the better of things again as he looked to build on the knockdown and take any doubt out of the result. By the final minute both men looked exhausted, but Tsutusmi continued to let his hands go, whilst Inoue was throwing very, very little, with the tempo leaving him seemingly running on empty. The one, potential, break for Inoue was a cut suffered by Tsutsumi, despite the cut he continued to press the action, throwing far more than the champion. The referee stopped the action mid-round to allow the doctor to look at the cut, and the doctor didn’t have any issue before the action resumed and both got back to landing bombs up close, with Tsutsumi getting the better of things once again. 

Going into the final round it was clear that Inoue was going to have to dig deep, knowing his title was about to slip away, whilst Tsutsumi had made it clear he had come into this bout not to box, but have a fight, and that was the case from the bell. They were often standing toe-to-toe with Tsutsumi once again getting the better of things, landing a hard right on Inoue, before slipping  before he could follow up. Going into the final minute both men were trading, with both giving everything they had. Sadly for Inoue his best couldn’t get Tsutsumi’s respect whilst Tsutsumi was hurting Inoue time and time again with the two unloading to the bell. 

After 12 rounds, and it was amazing we’d actually seen 12, we went to the score cards, which give scores of 114-113, 115-112 and 117-110 as we crowned a new champion, and Seiya Tsutsumi earned himself a career defining win, and potentially put himself in the mix for unification bouts in 2025.
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Fighters make weight for Amazon Prime Quadruple world title show!

10/12/2024

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Tomorrow at the Ariake Arena in Japan we get the first of two days of incredible action on Amazon Prime, with 4 world title fights taking place on the one show.

Today, ahead of their bouts, the men all took part in their weigh-in for the contests, and all 8 men made weight.

The main event will see WBA Bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue (20-1, 5) [井上拓真] battle with mandatory challenger Seiya Tsutsumi (11-0-2, 8) [堤聖也]. On the scales the champion was bang on the 118lb divisional limit, as he was in his title winning performance against Liborio Solis, whilst the challenger is just under the limit at 117.75lbs, incidentally the same as Inoue’s two previous challengers for the title.

In one of two vacant title bouts we’ll see former unified Light Flyweight champion Kenshiro Teraji (23-1, 14) [寺地 拳四朗] take on former WBC Flyweight champion Cristofer Rosales (37-6, 22) for the vacant WBC Flyweight title. Kenshiro came in for the equal highest of his career, matching the weight he was for his 2015 win over Katsunari Nagamine, at 111.5lbs. Rosales was bang on the 112lb limit.

Another Flyweight title bout will see WBA Flyweight champion Seigo Yuri Akui (20-2-1, 11) [阿久井政悟] make his second defense as he takes on in form Thai Thananchai Charunphak (25-1, 15). On the scales the champion was 112lbs whilst the challenger was 111.75lbs, which is the same as he was in his recent win in Nagoya over Kento Hatanaka [畑中建人].

The other vacant title bout will see the touted Shokichi Iwata (13-1, 10) [岩田翔吉]​ get his second shot at the WBO Light Flyweight title as he faces Spanish fighter Jairo Noriega (14-0, 3). On the scales both men were bang on 108lbs for the bout.
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