Takashi Miura-Dante Jardon is gonna be a barnburner!

[FinitoElDinamita]

I think Miura will beat him. Hard for Dante to get decision in Japan. Should be a good fight tho.

Uchiyama fight shoul be good too. Love to see him fight Garcia.

For the record, Japan has the fairest judges of all the countries ive seen.. ive rarely seen foreign fighters getting robbed like they do in britain, germany and those other euro places.

[boxing prospect]

Shame it'll be overlooked by so many as this has FOTY level action written all over it. Going for Miura by tko but no result is a shock here.

[FinitoElDinamita]

What a great night of boxing.. these end of the year japanese cards never disappoint.

Miura punished jardon and knocked him out late rds... it wasnt one sided but miura was never in any kind of danger... im actually surprised it wasnt more competitive cuz jardon is a one tough hombre..

Uchiyama-miura unification is next...

Kazuto ioka proved why is he's a japanese phenom. This fight was more competitive but ioka was in total control throughout... ioka is moving up in weight next year and hopefully he fights gonzalez or rematches yaegashi..

Uchiyama- kaneko was the best fight of the night. As expected, kaneko came to throw down and fought his heart out, even knocking uchiyama down late in ghe bout..

Uchiyama is a killer but he better stay away from mikey garcia cuz he would get destroyed.

[toe2toe]

Jardon succumbed to Miura's constant attack.

[boxing prospect]

Disappointed, expected a lot more from Jardon. Miura must be Asian.Fighter of the Year though, fantastic year for him.
Kaneko has "future" champion written all over him as well.

[Violent Demise]

I'm shocked Ryo Miyazaki got knocked out by a 20 year old. Gonna have to keep an eye on Sakkreerin

[FinitoElDinamita]

I'm shocked Ryo Miyazaki got knocked out by a 20 year old. Gonna have to keep an eye on Sakkreerin

Miyazaki breathlessly made the contract weight of 108 pounds, but temporarily collapsed at the scale because of svere dehydration. It was reported that Miyazaki didn’t have a good condition for this fight.

From the start Miyazaki looked sluggish, and took a long left from the son of ex-IBF world champ Fhalan Sr. (54-4-3, 23 KOs; now retired) from Thailand. Miyazaki, apparently slow due to the bad effect of weight reduction, couldn’t move well in round two. He took a sharp and long left of Fahlan in round three, when the Thailander landed a left-right-left combination and dropped the ex-champ to the deck. Miyazaki barely stood up but wobbled so badly that referee Fukuchi wisely counted him out.

It was really a shocker because Miyazaki, regarded as a strong small man, unified the WBA 105-pound belt by winning a majority decision over interim titlist Jesus Silvestre last September. It was regarded as just a tune-up bout for Miyazaki, but his failure to make the 108-pound contract weight properly deteriorated his condition and thus caused a shocker.

We just wonder why his handlers didn’t negotiate with Fahlan’s manager at least a week before to amend the contract weight should Miyazaki be so overweight, since it was just a non-title bout. It wasn’t a professional deed.