Comments Thread For: Kenshiro Teraji Paints a Masterpiece: Weekend Afterthoughts

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Kenshiro Teraji Paints a Masterpiece: Weekend Afterthoughts

    Sometimes, we don't get a great fight. Instead, we get the sort of singular performance that separates one foe from another in a way that drops jaws. Roy Jones-James Toney, Bernard Hopkins-Felix Trinidad, Floyd Mayweather-Diego Corrales, and Tyson Fury-Deontay
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  • wrecksracer
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    That Tearji fight is worth looking up. Great action!

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      Don't forget Bam Rodriguez when it comes to Fighter of the Year.

      Even if he didn't get a fourth fight in like was planned.

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      • 1hourRun
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        Two weight champ Hiroto Kyoguchi, was in the boxingscene P4P, if I remember correctly : Nearly all the current names in the P4P are undefeated, nine to be exact, does Kenshiro move-up?

        Are undefeated records overrated? Where does Kenshiro's win over Kyoguchi rank amongst the best this 2022? Can we get a best win award in boxing? I know they got Bivol over Canelo, but hey, Saul was a super-middleweight.

        I got to appreciate Kyoguchi, not only did he consolidate the WBA jr. flyweight title and met his responsibility as a champion against Esteban Bermudez, but he also traveled to the U.S.A and Mexico to defend his crown...and that makes me sad, because nobody gave a damn about what he was doing for the sport. But the true ones do...and I salute you, Hiroto.

        16-1 and has a place in boxing history.

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