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December 23rd 1998-Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Hideki Todaka (13-2, 7) vs Young Soon Jang (21-3, 14) In late 1998 future Japanese world champion Hideki Todaka [戸高 秀樹] took on South Korean visitor Young Soon Jang [원정전], himself a former OPBF Light Flyweight champion. This bout, held in Aichi, came on the under-card of Satoshi Iida world title bout with Jesus Rojas, and ended up being Jang's final professional bout.
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September 16th 1996-Miyazaki, Miyazaki, Japan Hideki Todaka (8-2, 5) vs Ryuji Muramatsu (11-1, 7) In September 1996 future world champion Hideki Todaka [戸高 秀樹] clashed with Ryuji Muramatsu [村松 竜二]. October 9th 2000- Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Hideki Todaka (17-2-1, 8) Vs Leo Gamez (32-7-1, 24) I In 2000 Hideki Todaka [戸高 秀樹] looked to make his third defense of the WBA Super Flyweight title as he took on Venezuelan great Leo Gamez. April 23rd 2000-Rainbow Hall, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Hideki Todaka (16-2-1, 7) vs Yokthai Sithoar (23-1-1, 13) In 1999 Hideki Todaka claimed the WBA Super Flyweight, beting Jesus Rojas. In his second defense he battled against Thai foe Yokthai Sithoar, who had been champion in 1996-1997 and was looking to become a 2-time champion. March 28th 1999-Prefectural Gymnasium, Miyazaki, Miyazaki, Japan Hideki Todaka (14-2, 7) vs Jesus Rojas (32-7-2, 16) I In March 1999 Japanese fighter Hideki Todaka got his first world title bout, a contest against the then WBA Super Flyweight champion Jesus Rojas. July 31st 1999-Rainbow Hall, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Hideki Todaka (14-2-1, 7) vs Jesus Rojas (32-7-3, 16) II In March 1999 Hideki Todaka got his first world title bout, taking on WBA Super Flyweight champion Jesus Rojas, with the bout ending in a technical decision. A few months late the two men had a rematch to settle the score. November 7th 1999-Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan Hideki Todaka (15-2-1, 7) vs Akihiko Nago (14-0, 10) In late 1999 Japanese puncher Akihiko Nago [名護明彦] challenged compatriot, and the then WBA Super Flyweight champion, Hideki Todaka [戸高秀樹]. The bout would be Todaka's first defense of the title that he had won earlier in 1999. October 4th 2003-Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan Hideki Todaka (20-3-1, 10) vs Leo Gamez (34-9-1, 25) II In 2000 Japan's Hideki Todaka [戸高 秀樹] lost the WBA Super Flyweight title to Leo Gamez. The men met for a second bout 3 years later for the WBA interim Bantamweight. March 6th 2004-Super Arena, Saitama, Saitama, Japan Hideki Todaka (21-3-1, 10) Vs Julio Zarate (20-2-1, 13) In recent weeks we've heard about the WBA phasing out their multiple title system, however it's been an on going "issue" for more than a decade now. Way back in 2004 Hideki Todaka [戸高 秀樹] claimed the WBA interim Bantamweight title, avenging a loss to Leo Gamez in the process, and in his first defense he faced Julio Zarate. Although Todaka did win the belt during a period of inactivity from "regular" champion Johnny Bredahl he won the title only 20 days before Bredahl defended the belt, and incidentally this bout came just a week before Bredahl took on Nobuaki Naka. |
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