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Not every fight has to be a exhibition of technique and technical skills and of course we all love an high action brawl. Fans at the Korakuen Hall on June 17th 2014 got one such brawl as former WBA interim Flyweight world champion Koki Eto and Filipino visitor Ardin Diale put it all on the line in a war for the OPBF Flyweight title. The bout, which was uploaded to ustream in 2 parts by fight promoter Yoko Gushiken, really was thrilling and even the down moments seem exciting with the knowledge that the fighters were going to go at each other like rabid animals sooner rather than later. Whilst some may disagree with us we'd go as far as to say round 8 was one of the rounds of the year whilst the fight it's self deserves a mention for Fight of the Year and Comeback of the Year. It really was thrilling, exciting and went one way then the other. Please enjoy this real treat of savage violence!
6 Comments
dante almario
6/17/2014 06:29:32 pm
It's a very very fantastic fight, one of a kind. I am very sorry I was not around on the fight night. Diale deserved a rematch. Congrats to Eto, he is a world class boxer., I am the former Manager of Diale and responsible for his skill development.
Takamora
6/17/2014 08:08:46 pm
Great fight! Hajime no Ippo style!
dante almario
6/20/2014 05:10:54 am
To all viewers, pls watch carefully 8round, the referee stopped the fight although both boxers are still exchanging punches. You will noticed that Koki Eto has no longer stamina than Diale, considering that few seconds left before end of 8th round.However, its the referees prerogative inside the ring.Right or wrong, it is final.as a rule....Even after Eto declared as a winner, he could not stand alone without the assistance of his team.. Pls watch again the video and make conclusion independently and fairly. I also admired Eto, he has big heart.and courage and hoping be a world champion...More power!!. Dante Almario/ Manager and Promoter
dante almario
6/20/2014 05:11:21 am
To all viewers, pls watch carefully 8round, the referee stopped the fight although both boxers are still exchanging punches. You will noticed that Koki Eto has no longer stamina than Diale, considering that few seconds left before end of 8th round.However, its the referees prerogative inside the ring.Right or wrong, it is final.as a rule....Even after Eto declared as a winner, he could not stand alone without the assistance of his team.. Pls watch again the video and make conclusion independently and fairly. I also admired Eto, he has big heart.and courage and hoping be a world champion...More power!!. Dante Almario/ Manager and Promoter
dante almario
6/20/2014 05:11:49 am
To all viewers, pls watch carefully 8round, the referee stopped the fight although both boxers are still exchanging punches. You will noticed that Koki Eto has no longer stamina than Diale, considering that few seconds left before end of 8th round.However, its the referees prerogative inside the ring.Right or wrong, it is final.as a rule....Even after Eto declared as a winner, he could not stand alone without the assistance of his team.. Pls watch again the video and make conclusion independently and fairly. I also admired Eto, he has big heart.and courage and hoping be a world champion...More power!!. Dante Almario/ Manager and Promoter
dante almario
6/20/2014 05:11:57 am
To all viewers, pls watch carefully 8round, the referee stopped the fight although both boxers are still exchanging punches. You will noticed that Koki Eto has no longer stamina than Diale, considering that few seconds left before end of 8th round.However, its the referees prerogative inside the ring.Right or wrong, it is final.as a rule....Even after Eto declared as a winner, he could not stand alone without the assistance of his team.. Pls watch again the video and make conclusion independently and fairly. I also admired Eto, he has big heart.and courage and hoping be a world champion...More power!!. Dante Almario/ Manager and Promoter Leave a Reply. |
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