Nishioka Stops Gonzalez in Three, Marquez Clips Mendoza

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At the Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico, WBC super bantamweight champion Toshiaki Nishioka (34-4-3, 21 KOs) of Japan was a man on a mission, taking out former champ Jhonny Gonzalez (40-7, 34 KOs) in three rounds. [details]

[street bully]

The Japanese dude impressed me.

[two_guns]

you gota be ****in kiding me! was there a even a count.

[¤¤¤]

he barely beat the count. bayless was looking to see if he was fit to continue but he was still stumbling around.

[cool-jupiter]

Yep. Bayless was almost counting Gonzales out. That was like at 8 or 9 and then he waved the bout off. Not immediately after the 3rd round knockdown of the Mexican.

Be that as it may, damn you, Nishioka! I expected you to be victorious, but never in this fashion! At the sight of the first knockdown, I was like, "Et tu Nishioka." But he came back fast, strong and furious. That straight left hand that knocked Jhonny almost unconsicous was somwhow quite Pacquiao-esque. He made my day, period. He said, "I'm a world champion. I fight whoever wants to fight me." Now it makes me wonder if Rafael Marquez can come back down to 122 and take on Nishioka.

Now Nishioka made an impact on Mexican soil and, more importantly, put and end to the losing streak of Japanese pro boxers fighting outside of Japan. Can't wait to see Hasegawa in action outside Japan next!

[warp1432]

Hopefully they start saying **** Japan and unifying. I wonder if Hasegawa will make the jump to 122. I think he might...

[Mr. Fantastic]

Damn my boy Gonzalez lost!!

[NAPO]

LOL at the ulysses solis USER.

youR boy got OWNED!.

[El Jesus]

Yep. Bayless was almost counting Gonzales out. That was like at 8 or 9 and then he waved the bout off. Not immediately after the 3rd round knockdown of the Mexican.

Be that as it may, damn you, Nishioka! I expected you to be victorious, but never in this fashion! At the sight of the first knockdown, I was like, "Et tu Nishioka." But he came back fast, strong and furious. That straight left hand that knocked Jhonny almost unconsicous was somwhow quite Pacquiao-esque. He made my day, period. He said, "I'm a world champion. I fight whoever wants to fight me." Now it makes me wonder if Rafael Marquez can come back down to 122 and take on Nishioka.

Now Nishioka made an impact on Mexican soil and, more importantly, put and end to the losing streak of Japanese pro boxers fighting outside of Japan. Can't wait to see Hasegawa in action outside Japan next!

Good to see you here. Im dissapointed in gonzalez, i havent seen the fight, but he seemed like he was on the verge of picking up the pices of those key losses and bouncing back. i guess i was wrong, i had high hopes for him.

[El Jesus]

Hopefully they start saying **** Japan and unifying. I wonder if Hasegawa will make the jump to 122. I think he might...

its like this warp, in the short site, staying in japan is the quick money route, but continued exposure in the united states and taking small purses in the short term will net you long term gains and having your name in the international mix. i hope more japanese fighters think long term and legacy