Takuma Inoue Survives Knockdown, Beats Tenshin Nasukawa Again to Retain WBC Bantamweight Title
Inoue survived a seventh-round knockdown and won 116-111, 116-111 and 114-113 to make his second WBC title defense.
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Takuma Inoue Survives Knockdown, Beats Tenshin Nasukawa Again to Retain WBC Bantamweight Title
Takuma Inoue climbed off the canvas and retained his WBC bantamweight title with a unanimous decision over Tenshin Nasukawa in their rematch Sunday at Toyota Arena in Tokyo. Judges Nathan Palmer and Juan Carlos Pelayo scored it 116-111, and David Sutherland had it 114-113, all for the champion. Inoue improves to 23-2 (5 KOs) with […]
Tenshin Nasukawa Hurts Takuma Inoue But Falls Short Again
For six rounds, Tenshin Nasukawa appeared to be losing the same fight twice. Takuma Inoue was beating him to position, scoring with the jab and straight right, and making Nasukawa’s ... Tenshin Nasukawa Hurts Takuma Inoue but Falls Short Again @ Boxing News 24/7
Inoue won Nasukawa for the second time.
Takuma Inoue defeats Tenshin Nasukawa by decision (Photo: AP/Aflo) The main event of the "Prime Video Boxing 16" boxing event (September 27th, Toyota Arena Tokyo) was the "WBC World Bantamweight Title Match" […] The post Takuma Inoue defeats Tenshin Nasukawa again, expressing his desire to unify all four titles, saying, "I want to keep chasing after my brother's back." A third fight with Nasukawa is possible "if Tenshin wins a belt from another …
On the 27th, four major world boxing title matches were held at Toyota Arena Tokyo. In the WBC World Bantamweight title match, the No. 1 ranked Tenshin Nasukawa (28, Teiken Gym) lost to the champion Takuma Inoue (30, Ohashi Gym) by a 0-3 decision, losing the title...
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