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September 19th 1994-Osaka, Osaka, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (13-0, 6) vs Katsunori Zagabi (10-5-1, 9) In 1994 the then unbeaten Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] clashed with Katsunori Zagabi [座嘉比勝則] in a bout for the vacant Japanese Light Flyweight title *Boxrec are missing on of Zagabi's bouts from 1992, leaving his boxrec missing a win and a stoppage
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September 5th 1999-Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan In Joo Cho (15-0, 7) Vs Keiji Yamaguchi (29-4, 11) In his third defense of the WBC Super Flyweight title Korean In Joo Cho [조인주] took on Japanese challenger Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司]. May 12th 1993-Osaka, Osaka, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (7-0, 4) vs Sung Ho Kim (0-1) In 1993 future world champion Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] battled against Korean visitor Sung Ho Kim. March 18th 2000-Jinju Gymnasium, Jinju, South Korea Keiji Yamaguchi (29-5, 11) vs Hyun Soong Kim (2-0, 1) I In March 2000 Japan's Keiji Yamaguchi [山口 圭司], the former WBA Flyweight champion, made his international debut, taking on Hyun Soong Kim in Jinju, South Korea. This was the first of two bouts between the men who clashed in a rematch a few months later. June 7th 1999-Tokyo, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (28-4, 10) vs Do Woon Nah (0-0) In 1999 former world champion Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] took on Korean novice Da Woon Nah in what was a tune for another world title fight for the Japanese fighter. September 5th 1995-Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Hi Yong Choi (18-1, 8) Vs Keiji Yamaguchi (18-0, 7) In 1995 Korean fighter Hi Yong Choi [최점환] travelled to Osaka to defend his WBA Light Flyweight title against the unbeaten Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] October 25th 1998-Ginowan, Okinawa, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (26-3, 10) vs Akihiko Nago (12-0, 9) In 2008 the former WBA Super Flyweight champion Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] took on rising puncher Akihiko Nago [名護明彦], in a bout for Nago's Japanese Super Flyweight title. August 13th 1996-Central Gymnasium, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (20-1, 7) Vs Carlos Murillo (34-3, 28) II In 1996 Japanese fans twice got to see Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] battle Carlos Murillo, here we see their second meeting. November 22nd 1997-Osaka-Jo Hall, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Keiji Yamaguchi (23-2, 8) Vs Jose Bonilla (23-3, 12) In 1997 Japan's Keiji Yamaguchi 山口圭司] attempted to become a 2-weight champion as he took on WBA Flyweight champion Jose Bonilla, who was looking for the 3rd defense of his title. December 3rd 1996-Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Pichit Chor Siriwat (16-1, 8) Vs Keiji Yamaguchi (21-1, 7) In 1996 Thailand's Pichit Chor Siriwat [พิชิต ช.ศิริวัฒน์] travelled to Japan to face then then WBA Light Flyweight champion Keiji Yamaguchi [山口圭司] in what looked like a well matched bout on paper, with each fighter having just a single blemish on their records. Note-During the research for this we were informed that Pichit Chor Siriwat was the brother of fellow champion Pichit Sithbanprachan, one of the few world champions to retire unbeaten. |
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