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Hi all, on Friday WBC bantamweight champion Shinsuke Yamanaka faces Liborio Solis and Yu Kimura looks to defend his WBC 108-pound title vs. Ganigan Lopez

http://ringtv.craveonline.com/news/4132 ... e-of-title

http://ringtv.craveonline.com/news/4134 ... eight-belt

Just watching G+ showing some build up at the moment (well was)...shame Kimura footage is so hard to find as he looked good in the little segment

[quote="Boxing Prospect"]Just watching G+ showing some build up at the moment (well was)..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCHUQnF5zfg

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:Just watching G+ showing some build up at the moment (well was)..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCHUQnF5zfg

There are bits out there, his debut is available too, but the reality is not much is out there to watch. Don't think his title wins are...the Taguchi fight is though,

Any fishing spots?please PM me if you have

Going off the web both were really good fights.

Japenes cards are normally on YouTube in good quality so will watch over the weekend.

Shinsuke Yamanaka 24 0 2
vs
Liborio Solis 23 3 1
Bantamweight
WBC World bantamweight title

Yamanaka won by UD
Solis down in round 2 & 9
Yamanaka down twice in round 3

















Full Card Highlights Here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 7#p1674497


ENJOY!!

Naandrew wrote:Going off the web both were really good fights.

Japenes cards are normally on YouTube in good quality so will watch over the weekend.

Kimura's fight might take a while to find, check the Asianboxing Twitter for the Yamanaka video though

How'd the Kimura/Lopez fight go? There's a 10-point gap between scorecards.

Is there any possibility whatsoever of a Yamanaka/McDonnell unification happening?

jujigatame wrote:How'd the Kimura/Lopez fight go? There's a 10-point gap between scorecards.

Is there any possibility whatsoever of a Yamanaka/McDonnell unification happening?

Kimura was competitive early, I actually had him 3-1 up after 4 but Lopez won every round after that. He was too good in every way. Landed at will and was heavier handed.

Alex Iwamatsu suggested that Yamanaka vs Haskins was more likely

Boxing Prospect wrote: Alex Iwamatsu suggested that Yamanaka vs Haskins was more likely

I'm very much OK with that. The lighter weight classes need big matchups like this to garner more attention.

Watched the Yamanaka fight this morning good scrap. First time he had to show a lot of heart after the knockdowns.

Hopefully it's him v Haskins. I'll be rooting for Lee but will be a huge ask considering the Moreno fight Yamanaka is unbeatable on pts in Japan