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Peter Okhello is back.

So is swine flu. Just as interesting. What has he done? Beat an overweight cruiserweight?

He was initially matched with Richard Tutaki, but unable to travel Tauasa took the fight at short notice.

milmascaras1 wrote:
those japanese fighters are tough to beat in japan!

I couldn't agree with you more.

I've been in Japan for five boxing shows (so far) and although I've found the scoring to be fair, the refereeing is criminal! The Japanese referees literally steal fights by proclaiming TKOs against foreign fighters that are NOT hurt.

Were any of you there (Osaka) to watch the heavyweight fights on the undercard of cazares/nashiro? If so, then you saw THREE ridiculous stoppages, including one of the worst excuses for a TKO I've ever seen in my 18 years as a boxing fan: Okhello Peter W Lawrence Tauasa "TKO" 6.

Tauasa (who took the fight on FOUR DAYS NOTICE) completely controlled the fight, backing Japan-based Peter up the entire time by using a simple formula of head movement, body shots, and hard counter-punches. In the last round Peter began throwing (throwing, but not landing) heavy shots, with most landing on Tauasa's gloves. And then... the Japanese ref jumps in waving his hands wildly, and throws his arms around Tauasa! The fight was over, and Tauasa was robbed of his hard-earned victory. I couldn't believe it.

As I mentioned, Tauasa wasn't the only foreign fighter to get "jobbed" last night, his was just the most blatant. If I can get a tape of the fight, I'll post it.

This post quoted from Joe Boxer on the Nashiro--Cazares thread.

Cutman Scabbers wrote:milmascaras1 wrote:
those japanese fighters are tough to beat in japan!

I couldn't agree with you more.

I've been in Japan for five boxing shows (so far) and although I've found the scoring to be fair, the refereeing is criminal! The Japanese referees literally steal fights by proclaiming TKOs against foreign fighters that are NOT hurt.

Were any of you there (Osaka) to watch the heavyweight fights on the undercard of cazares/nashiro? If so, then you saw THREE ridiculous stoppages, including one of the worst excuses for a TKO I've ever seen in my 18 years as a boxing fan: Okhello Peter W Lawrence Tauasa "TKO" 6.

Tauasa (who took the fight on FOUR DAYS NOTICE) completely controlled the fight, backing Japan-based Peter up the entire time by using a simple formula of head movement, body shots, and hard counter-punches. In the last round Peter began throwing (throwing, but not landing) heavy shots, with most landing on Tauasa's gloves. And then... the Japanese ref jumps in waving his hands wildly, and throws his arms around Tauasa! The fight was over, and Tauasa was robbed of his hard-earned victory. I couldn't believe it.

As I mentioned, Tauasa wasn't the only foreign fighter to get "jobbed" last night, his was just the most blatant. If I can get a tape of the fight, I'll post it.

Message from the matchmaker!

Richard Tutaki didn't come. We got Lawrence Tauasa on a plane
at the last minute. Moving his head like Joe Frazier, he pushed
Peter all over the ring, hurt him to the body and head with fast
combinations and counters. Going into the last round I had Lawrence up
4-1. About a minute in Peter hit Lawrence with a good shot, threw
three more, all of which Lawrence blocked, and the Japanese ref
jumped in waving his hands for a TKO win for Peter. Total robbery.
Lawrence wasn't even wobbled.

wow, just wow.

they will only struggle to get fighters to go there.

They learned nothing from the Kokoda Track .

buster007 wrote:they will only struggle to get fighters to go there.

One would hope, but not so sure. Seems as long as there are boxers who need money,
they will go.

AntonS wrote:Message from the matchmaker!

Richard Tutaki didn't come. We got Lawrence Tauasa on a plane
at the last minute. Moving his head like Joe Frazier, he pushed
Peter all over the ring, hurt him to the body and head with fast
combinations and counters. Going into the last round I had Lawrence up
4-1. About a minute in Peter hit Lawrence with a good shot, threw
three more, all of which Lawrence blocked, and the Japanese ref
jumped in waving his hands for a TKO win for Peter. Total robbery.
Lawrence wasn't even wobbled.

Thats a joke, It really amazes me that it can still happen. especially considering that the fight will be recorded.

Lawrence Tauasa looked like a shot fighter against Troy Ross. I don't know if that's just because Ross is a very good fighter though.

With a 23-1 record, his only loss 5 years ago, Ross is rather tasty.

We will find out how good he is next month when he fights Cunningham for the vacant IBF Cruiserweight title.

Asterix wrote:Lawrence Tauasa looked like a shot fighter against Troy Ross. I don't know if that's just because Ross is a very good fighter though.

Lawrence Tauasa IS back!

Brute wrote:With a 23-1 record, his only loss 5 years ago, Ross is rather tasty.

We will find out how good he is next month when he fights Cunningham for the vacant IBF Cruiserweight title.

I think Cunningham will win, but Ross is just about the most live underdog you could find. It should be a good fight.

Peter Okhello will press on regardless

Meehan will never allow the rematch with 'ishi'...its too dangerous

^^ and you are just too funny for words.

funso banjo baby wrote:Peter Okhello will press on regardless

Meehan will never allow the rematch with 'ishi'...its too dangerous

funso banjo baby wrote:Peter Okhello will press on regardless

Meehan will never allow the rematch with 'ishi'...its too dangerous

Go troll somewhere else, you Pommy prat.

I wonder how Clarence Tillman would have done with Peter last week.

Maybe it's a match-up we'll see down the road...

Clarence Tillman goes back to america for a proper fight against ferreyo...i wonder whether hes on a roll from his run down under.

Bowie Tupou is scheduled to fight as well soon be interesting to see who fights.

As far as Peter Okhello goes he should fight over here where the Titles are , otherwise he will be the champion of about 3 heavyweights in Japan.

funso banjo baby wrote:Clarence Tillman goes back to america for a proper fight against ferreyo...i wonder whether hes on a roll from his run down under.

He never got this far. He won three prelim fights in New Zealand and he is going back to the States for another prelim fight.