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August 8th 2019-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Hiroaki Teshigawara (19-2-2, 12) vs Shohei Omori (20-2, 15) This past Thursday Japanese fans at the Korakuen Hall got a real treat as OPBF Super Bantamweight champion Hiroaki Teshigawara [勅使河原 弘晶] and former world title challenger Shohei Omori [大森 将平] battled in a highly anticipated war.
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December 9th 2018-EDION Arena Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Shohei Omori (21-5, 17) Vs Takahiro Yamamoto (19-2, 14) This past Sunday former world title challenger Shohei Omori [大森 将平] faced off with former OPBF Bantamweight champion Takahiro Yamamoto [山本 隆寛]. (Video courtesy of nov K) April 23rd 2017-EDION Arena Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Marlon Tapales (29-2,12) vs Shohei Omori (18-1, 13) II This past Sunday fans in Osaka saw the rematch between Filpino Marlon Tapales and Japan's hopeful Shohei Omori [大森 将平]. The bout, was for the WBO Bantamweight title, though only Omori could win the title after Tapales failed to make weight for the contest. April 23rd 2017-EDION Arena Osaka, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Marlon Tapales (29-2,12) vs Shohei Omori (18-1, 13) II Earlier today Japanese fans got the chance to see a rematch between Filipino puncher Marlon Tapales and talented Japanese hopeful Shohei Omori [大森 将平], who met back in 2015 when Tapales blitzed Omori in 2 rounds. December 31th 2016- Shimazu Arena Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan Shohei Omori (17-1, 12) vs Rocky Fuentes (35-8-2, 20) At the end of 2016 Japanese Southpaw Shohei Omori [大森 将平] took on Filipino veteran Rocky Fuentes, in a stay busy fight as Omori continued to pursue a world title bout. Note - The previously available copy of this fight was the TYC version, this is the TBS version shown as part of a Guts Fighting card. December 31th 2016- Shimazu Arena Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan Shohei Omori (17-1, 12) vs Rocky Fuentes (35-8-2, 20) Earlier today Japanese Southpaw Shohei Omori [大森 将平] took on Filipino veteran Rocky Fuentes, in a stay busy fight as Omori continued to pursue a world title bout, which is now expected to take place in 2018. August 24th 2016-Shimazu Arena, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan Shohei Omori (16-1, 11) vs Edgar Jimenez (22-11-2, 16) Earlier this year fight fans in Kyoto City had the chance to see Woz hopeful Shohei Omori [大森 将平] face off against world ranked Mexican Edgar Jimenez. December 16th 2015-Shimazu Arena, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan Shohei Omori (15-0, 10) Vs Marlon Tapales (27-2, 10) World title eliminators are often a bit of a joke, though every so often we get a really mouth watering match up. One such bout came earlier this week when Japanese champion Shohei Omori took on Filipino contender Marlon Tapales. The bout looked great on paper, though proved less competitive than some, including ourselves, had expected. Note-We are looking for a better version but sadly this is all we have for now September 16th 2015-Shimazu Arena, Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan Shohei Omori (14-0, 9) Vs Hirofumi Mukai (11-3-2, 1) Last year we saw Shohei Omori break out with a win over Christian Esquivel. This year he did more than that as he totally dismantled Kentaro Masuda to claim the Japanese Bantamweight title. In his first defense of the Japanese title the "Demon of Left" took on former world title challenger Hirofumi Mukai in what was regarded as a key bout for the Kyoto boxing scene. Note-This is from the TBS rebroadcast of the fight and doesn't feature the first couple of rounds unfortunately, unlike the GAORA and MBS broadcasts of the bout. April 13th 2015- Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Kentaro Masuda (21-6, 11) Vs Shohei Omori (13-0, 8) When the 2015 Champion Carnival bouts were announced one stood out. That was the Bantamweight title bout between world ranked Kentaro Masuda title holder, who had impressed in 2014 with 3 good wins including a 3rd round blow out against Konosuke Tomiyama, and young prospect Shohei Omori, who was quickly rising through the ranks and had already been compared with fellow Japanese southpaws Shinsuke Yamanaka and Ryosuke Iwasa. When this one was announced we had expected something very special and very competitive and we'll be honest what we saw was special. |
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