
Anthony Olascuaga-Taku Kuwahara rounds out Dec. 17 Tokyo title tripleheader
The show will also feature Seiya Tsutsumi vs. Nonito Donaire in the main event and a unification bout between Rene Santiago and Kyosuke Takami.
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Attended Buddy McGirt vs. Felix Nance - Dec. 14, 1984, Uniondale (Long Island), New York. Went to support my dad's friend and co-worker at the time, featherweight contender Gino Gelormino on the undercard. Show also featured former 160lbs champ Vito Antuofermo and 1976 Olympic gold medalist Howard Davis Jnr.

The show will also feature Seiya Tsutsumi vs. Nonito Donaire in the main event and a unification bout between Rene Santiago and Kyosuke Takami.

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