Comments Thread For: Photos: Ruenroeng Shocks Ioka, Takayama Retains Belt

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Amnat Ruenroeng came up big on the road, handing two-division champion Kazuto Ioka with his first loss in taking a split decision in their flyweight title fight Wednesday evening in Osaka, Japan. Ioka prevailed 114-113 on one card, but was overruled by scores of 115-112 and a 'what the **** were you watching' 119-108 in favor of Ruenroeng, who makes the first successful defense of his flyweight belt. Ruenroeng remains champion as he improves to 13-0 (5KO) with the win. Included in his past is a 2007 amateur win over Ioka, who falls to 14-1 (9KO) in suffering his first defeat as a pro.

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[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Wasn't there a recent thread about Ioka being a P4P fighter?


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[Suavecito80]

I still want to know how this dude was supposed to beat Gonzalez? His promoters knew what was up by not accepting the fight before.

[Suavecito80]

Wasn't there a recent thread about Ioka being a P4P fighter?


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[LowBlowKO]

Someone needs to explain the 119-108 card...

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

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Originally Posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.

Wasn't there a recent thread about Ioka being a P4P fighter?


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Someone with a search option should bump it.



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[Russian Crushin]

Someone needs to explain the 119-108 card...

It was scored by judge Pawel Kardyni of poland. This explains it all

[New England]

Wasn't there a recent thread about Ioka being a P4P fighter?


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somebody is always out there trying to be cool and unique and saying that this little asian guy or that deserves p4p recognition. while there have been some great asian fighters who were based in asia, they generally don't fight good enough competition to get p4p consideration in my eyes.

[macethedon]

Amnat Ruenroeng came up big on the road, handing two-division champion Kazuto Ioka with his first loss in taking a split decision in their flyweight title fight Wednesday evening in Osaka, Japan. Ioka prevailed 114-113 on one card, but was overruled by scores of 115-112 and a 'what the **** were you watching' 119-108 in favor of Ruenroeng

[Kagami Taiga]

Did those of u commenting actually see the fight? It's a fight ioka very well could have won. Not to mention he has less than 20 fights with championships in 2 divisions. Ioka is clearly one of the best fighters in the world. I don't get the hate. But this is boxingscene so I'm not surprised.