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Fans at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo received an unexpected treat as Japanese Flyweight champion Takuya Kogawa engaged in a 10 round war with Masafumi Otake, claiming a well-earned by surprisingly wide unanimous decision on Friday evening.
On paper the bout was a mismatch, with the final scores suggesting one as well as the bout is looked upon down the road. Kogawa prevailed by tallies of 99-91 and 100-90-twice, but in reality the bout was a special fight - and not just because it was the first main event shown on www.boxingraise.com, the new subscription service from Japanese promoter Dangan.Fans at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo received an unexpected treat as Japanese Flyweight champion Takuya Kogawa engaged in a 10 round war with Masafumi Otake, claiming a well-earned by surprisingly wide unanimous decision on Friday evening.
On paper the bout was a mismatch, with the final scores suggesting one as well as the bout is looked upon down the road. Kogawa prevailed by tallies of 99-91 and 100-90-twice, but in reality the bout was a special fight - and not just because it was the first main event shown on www.boxingraise.com, the new subscription service from Japanese promoter Dangan.
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On paper the bout was a mismatch, with the final scores suggesting one as well as the bout is looked upon down the road. Kogawa prevailed by tallies of 99-91 and 100-90-twice, but in reality the bout was a special fight - and not just because it was the first main event shown on www.boxingraise.com, the new subscription service from Japanese promoter Dangan.Fans at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo received an unexpected treat as Japanese Flyweight champion Takuya Kogawa engaged in a 10 round war with Masafumi Otake, claiming a well-earned by surprisingly wide unanimous decision on Friday evening.
On paper the bout was a mismatch, with the final scores suggesting one as well as the bout is looked upon down the road. Kogawa prevailed by tallies of 99-91 and 100-90-twice, but in reality the bout was a special fight - and not just because it was the first main event shown on www.boxingraise.com, the new subscription service from Japanese promoter Dangan.
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