Earlier today in Tokyo, Japan, Kenshiro Teraji, known as the “Amazing Boy,” (this despite the fact that he is 33 years of age) unified two of the world flyweight titles with a thrilling, come-from-behind last round KO over Seigo Yuri Akui.
The two-day boxing extravaganza, or if you prefer, festival, got to a great, dramatic start earlier today in Tokyo, Japan. Fans saw a big upset, as Takuma Inoue lost his WBA bantamweight title when his countryman Seiya Tsutsumi won via 12 12-round unanimous decision.
Moments ago in Osaka, Japan, WBC/WBA 108 pound ruler Kenshiro Teraji retained his belts courtesy of a heck of a hard-fought 12 round majority decision win over Venezuela’s Carlos Canizales.
Kenshiro Teraji, the reigning WBA/WBC and Ring Magazine light flyweight ruler, is one of the best fighters in the world today.
Earlier today in Tokyo, Japan, unified, two-belt junior flyweight champ Kenshiro Teraji scored a very impressive ninth round stoppage win over a game Hekkie Budler.
If only they were bigger men. If only there were bigger names (outside of Japan). If only more fight fans had seen their special fight.
Today in Japan, in a hugely anticipated and rare light-flyweight unification battle, Kenshiro Teraji stopped countryman and rival champion Hiroto Kyoguchi in the 7th round to become the WBA/WBC/Ring Magazine ruler at 108 pounds.