Panya Pradabsri and Carlos Canizales set to settle differences in Venezuela
The rematch between Panya Pradabsri and Carlos Canizales has reportedly been set for August 1 in Caracas.
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‘Disappointed’ Sulaiman vows judging review after horrible decision in Pradabsri-Canizales fight
Mauricio Sulaiman has taken to social media to say the WBC will review the performance of the judges in the vacant light-flyweight title between Panya Pradabsri and Carlos Canizales.
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Heartbreak in Thailand as Carlos Canizales loses Robbery of the Year contender to Pradabsri
Venezuela’s Carlos Canizales was another victim of boxing’s infinitely flawed scoring system when he was judged a loser in his fight with Panya Pradabsri for the vacant WBC light-flyweight title.
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TV Picks of The Week: Carlos Canizales vs. Petchmanee CP Freshmart fight for world title
This week was originally supposed to bring us Naoya Inoue vs. Sam Goodman - but the cupboard isn't completely bare
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Kenshiro Teraji vs. Carlos Canizales - CompuBox Punch Stats
In an action-packed, nip-and-tuck affair that saw both men floored (Carlos Canizales from an overhand right to the top of the head in round two, Kenshiro Teraji from a right cross to the jaw late in round three), Teraji retained his WBA/WBC light flyweight titles in Osaka by majority decision.
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Kenshiro Teraji Edges Carlos Canizales Via Majority Decision, Retains Championship In A Thriller
By Jake Donovan - Kenshiro Teraji retained his championship in an early Fight of the Year contender. The defending lineal/WBC/WBA junior flyweight king turned away a stiff challenge from Carlos Canizales to eke out a majority decision win in their terrific action fight. Judge Jeremy Hayes (113-113) had the fight even through twelve furiously paced rounds, overruled by judges Jun Bae Lim (114-112) and Omar Mintun (114-112) for Teraji in their Amazon Prime-Japan/ESPN+ main event Tuesday at EDION Arena in Osaka, Japan.
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Kenshiro Teraji: I Would Love To Fight In The U.S. One Day
A stateside tour—or at least a visit—could be in Kenshiro Teraji’s future. The two-time and reigning lineal, WBC and WBA junior flyweight champion has thus far spent his entire ten-year pro career at home in Japan. That tradition continues on Tuesday, when he defends his crown versus WBA mandatory
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Kenshiro Teraji-Carlos Canizales: Stats & Stakes
by Cliff Rold - If being up before the sun to catch an intriguing championship boxing match is your cup of tea, there are mere hours to wait. On Tuesday (ESPN+, 4 AM EST), the best junior flyweight in the world is riding a four fight knockout streak featuring the two most important victories of his career. Japan’s Kenshiro avenged his lone loss via knockout and followed it with a dominant unification victory. He’s still speculating on the chance to be the first undisputed king at 108 pounds.
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Photos: Kenshiro Teraji, Carlos Canizales - Ready For Unified Title Clash
Teraji, Canizales Weights Photos Gallery - The action kicks off Tuesday, Jan. 23, as WBC/WBA light flyweight world champion Kenshiro “The Amazing Boy” Teraji defends his titles against Venezuela’s Carlos Canizales at EDION Arena Osaka. (photos by Naoki Fukuda)
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Kenshiro Teraji, Carlos Canizales Easily Make Weight For Junior Flyweight Championship In Osaka, Japan
Kenshiro Teraji once again put to rest any rumors of his struggling to make the junior flyweight limit. The reigning lineal, WBC and WBA junior flyweight champion has been under the 108-pound divisional limit for every title fight spanning two title reigns. Teraji continued that streak as he hit the scales at a finely-tuned 107.4 pounds for the fourth defense of his current reign versus Venezuela’s Carlos Canizales, who was 107 ½ pounds.
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