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Live Ryo Miyazaki (No. 7) vs. Jesus Silvestre (No. 10)
Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013
Osaka, Japan
Kazuto Ioka (No. 4) vs. Kwanthai Sithmorseng
12 rounds - Junior flyweight division
Ryo Miyazaki (No. 7) vs. Jesus Silvestre (No. 10)
12 rounds - Strawweight division (for Miyazaki's WBA title)
Kazuto Ioka (No. 4) vs. Kwanthai Sithmorseng
12 rounds - Junior flyweight division
Ryo Miyazaki (No. 7) vs. Jesus Silvestre (No. 10)
12 rounds - Strawweight division (for Miyazaki's WBA title)
Kazuto Ioka’s spectacular fifth-round stoppage of previously undefeated
Oleydong Sitchsamerchai in only his seventh pro bout did more than win a
major 105-pound title and break a Japanese record, it earned the former
amateur standout a RING ranking.
The 21-year-old Osaka native, who dropped Sitchsamerchai (35-1-1, 13
KOs) in the second round before ending their Feb. 11 title bout in Kobe,
Japan, with a perfect body shot, replaced the Thai veteran in the No. 2
spot of the magazine’s strawweight rankings.
Ioka (7-0, 5 knockouts), the nephew of former two-division titleholder
Hiroki Ioka, won a major belt faster than any Japanese fighter. Only
three fighters in history have won a world title faster than the
precocious boxer-puncher, who is trained by Cuban coach Ismael Salas.
Just over a dozen pro boxers have won a major belt (WBC, WBA, IBF or
WBO) before their 10th pro bout. Ironically, Ioka’s uncle is one of
them. In his ninth pro bout, Hiroki Ioka annexed the same title (the WBC
minimum belt) that his nephew won from Sitchsamerchai when he
outpointed Mai Thomburifarm for the vacant strap in October of 1987.
Ioka lost the title to Napa Kiatwanchai via majority decision in
November of 1988. Kiatwanchai, of Thailand, who had previously
challenged Ioka for the title in only his seventh pro bout but was held
to a draw, finally won the belt in his ninth pro bout.
Other boxers who have won a major title in nine bouts or less include:
Yoko Gushiken, of Japan, who won the WBA junior flyweight title from
Juan Antonio Guzman (KO 7) in his ninth pro bout in 1976.
Davey Moore, of the USA, who won the WBA junior middleweight title from
Tadashi Mihara (TKO 6) in his ninth pro bout in 1982.
Leon Spinks, of the USA, who won the heavyweight championship from
Muhammad Ali (SD 15) in his eighth pro bout in 1978.
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Kazuto Ioka vs Kwanthai Sithmorseng: Boxing Fight
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Boxing Fight:Osaka, Japan,
Kazuto Ioka (No. 4) vs. Kwanthai Sithmorseng online broadcast,
12 rounds - Junior flyweight division,
Watch Ryo Miyazaki (No. 7) vs. Jesus Silvestre (No. 10) Hd tv,
12 rounds - Strawweight division (for Miyazaki's WBA title) live,
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