1985-09-17 Jiro Watanabe w rsc 7 (12) Kazuo Katsuma, Castle Sports Centre, Osaka, Japan - WBC
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| − | 1985-09-17 Jiro Watanabe w rsc 7 (12) Kazuo Katsuma, Castle Sports Centre, Osaka, Japan - WBC. Referee: James Jen-Kin. Scoring with accurate counters, the southpaw champion was well on top of Katsuma (114¾) by the fourth round and twice dropped him during the session. Despite coming back strongly over the next couple of rounds Katsuma was knocked down twice more in the seventh and, on getting up for the second time, was at the mercy of Watanabe (114¾) before the referee came to his aid at 1.26. | + | 1985-09-17 [[Jiro Watanabe]] w rsc 7 (12) [[Kazuo Katsuma]], Castle Sports Centre, Osaka, Japan - WBC. Referee: James Jen-Kin. Scoring with accurate counters, the southpaw champion was well on top of Katsuma (114¾) by the fourth round and twice dropped him during the session. Despite coming back strongly over the next couple of rounds Katsuma was knocked down twice more in the seventh and, on getting up for the second time, was at the mercy of Watanabe (114¾) before the referee came to his aid at 1.26. |
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Revision as of 17:42, 3 January 2012
1985-09-17 Jiro Watanabe w rsc 7 (12) Kazuo Katsuma, Castle Sports Centre, Osaka, Japan - WBC. Referee: James Jen-Kin. Scoring with accurate counters, the southpaw champion was well on top of Katsuma (114¾) by the fourth round and twice dropped him during the session. Despite coming back strongly over the next couple of rounds Katsuma was knocked down twice more in the seventh and, on getting up for the second time, was at the mercy of Watanabe (114¾) before the referee came to his aid at 1.26.
