A couple of new Nobuhiro Ishida pictures have surfaced

Does it taste better than it looks? unagi is one of my food groups. it's probably not for everybody, but i love it.

He must have been severely drained when he KO'd Kirkland :lol1:

Really looking forward to this one, anyone know if it's going to be televised lived? Tape delay? Can't see it on a TV scheduled =/

Really looking forward to this one, anyone know if it's going to be televised lived? Tape delay?

When he KO'ed Kirkland right then and there I knew this dude wasn't a JMW. No JMW has that kind of power. These pictures explain it all. Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

i would be ripping through two bowls of unagi a night. i can't imagine how much fun i'd have if i were to try and put on a ton of weight in japan. i'd go broke, that's for sure. sushi and sashimi is expensive. Does it taste better than it looks?

i would be ripping through two bowls of unagi a night. i can't imagine how much fun i'd have if i were to try and put on a ton of weight in japan. i'd go broke, that's for sure. sushi and sashimi is expensive.

Amazing to look at the pictures and think this guy was making 154lbs just a year or two ago O_O Looks like a blown up Cruiserweight as opposed to a blown up Light Middleweight http://www.asianboxing.info/5/post/2014/04/new-pictures-of-nobuhiro-ishida-the-fully-blown-heavyweight.html that's not what a cruiserweight looks like...

That sumo diet is doing wonders. Hopefully he wins a title. He'll have to beat Fujimoto twice I think for for that to happen :burnup:

That sumo diet is doing wonders. Hopefully he wins a title.

He looks great for someone who put on so much weight in such a short period of time.

ishida is a living legend after he iced kirkland.. if he pulled of a W against the Japanese HW champ that's going to be phuckin epic.. here's who he's up against: Kyotaro Fujimoto http://cdn.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000iyHkYqYFNck/s/500/aflo-aqyb004973.jpg

He looks much better aesthetically and seems confident so I guess that's all that matters. At least he beat Kirkland and can have fond memories of that victory.

He's, at least from reports, only going to be fighting regional heavyweights. Fujimoto is the only one mentioned but I'd imagine possibly OPBF level guys. A Fujimoto rematch, if he wins, is likely for the Japanese title.

Ishida vs Cornflake Fight of the century

Is he just fighting the Heavys in Japan? Probably... he just wants to win the JP title before he retires

Is he just fighting the Heavys in Japan?

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