kenshiro teraji v jonathan gonzalez april eighth

[TIC]

gave the first to kenshiro

[TIC]

i've given kenshiro every round through five with a ten eight in the third

[TIC]

close sixth

[TIC]

seventh was also close

[TIC]

gave the eighth to anthony

[TIC]

anthony is down in the nineth & ref waives it off. early stoppage

[TIC]

[Spicoli]

Missed it all, waking up that early was not in the cards . Much appreciate the rbr bud.

[Master]

Nasukawa was impressive for his professional boxing debut. One to watch out for a former kick boxing world champion. Wins by UD.

apparently he wants to win a belt within two fights

I have just found out Nasukawa was the idiot that lost to Floyd in their exhibition and started crying. Totally lost respect for him now.

[Big J]

Olascuaga gave a good account of himself
He can benefit from this experience
I think he should have at least got a count
He seemed to have gotten a 2nd wind
Teraji is putting work towards the best 108 ever
I hope alphabet mandatories don't force him to 112

[Master]

judges have takuma winning by four, six & eight points

Japan's Takuma Inoue claimed the vacant WBA bantamweight title with victory over Venezuela's Liborio Solis.

Inoue overcame a stray elbow that left him with a deep cut above his eye in the fifth round to win by unanimous decision in Tokyo.

The 27-year-old, who previously held the WBC interim bantamweight title from 2018 to 2019, improves his record to 18-1, including four knockouts.

His older brother Naoya vacated the belt this year.

"This is the belt that my brother used to have and it was the first one that he won, so I'm relieved to win it," said Inoue, who was watched by his brother at ringside.

"My brother held all four belts and I want to say that my challenge is now for me to do the same - I want to become the undisputed champion."

Naoya Inoue became the first undisputed bantamweight world champion since Panama's Enrique Pinder in 1972 when he beat England's Paul Butler in December.

The 29-year-old, who has a 24-0 record with 21 knockouts, gave up all four belts the following month to move up to the super-bantamweight division.

He is set to take on WBC and WBO champion Stephen Fulton of the United States in Tokyo in July.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/65219742