
Ginjiro Shigeoka discharged from hospital 10 months after suffering brain injury
Ginjiro Shigeoka has been discharged from hospital after suffering a brain bleed in his defeat to Pedro Taduran, writes Tom Ivers.
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Ginjiro Shigeoka has been discharged from hospital after suffering a brain bleed in his defeat to Pedro Taduran, writes Tom Ivers.

Pedro Taduran has big dreams for himself on the world stage. Before the IBF strawweight titleholder can conquer the rest of the world, though, he first has to handle business at home in the Philippines.

On August 2, Japanese boxers Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, both 28, fought on the same card at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall and hoped to secure victories to bolster their respective careers. Kotari, a junior lightweight, was having his first ever 12-rounder, while Urakawa, a lightweight, was looking to rebound from a close decision loss and get back to winning ways in a fight scheduled for eight rounds.

Yudai Shigeoka, brother of the gravely injured boxer Ginjiro Shigeoka, has given an update on his health

Yudai Shigeoka, the older brother of Ginjiro Shigeoka, has given a somewhat positive update on his brother’s health.

Following the ring deaths of Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa last week, authorities in Japan have worked together to make improvements to keep their boxers safer.

The Japan Boxing Commission has moved to allay safety fears about boxing in their country.

Boxing Scene's Tom Ivers recently attended three shows in Japan and was shocked at how they differed from the shows he is accustomed to watching in Great Britain.

Yudai Shigeoka has provided another update on the condition of his younger brother Ginjiro Shigeoka who remains in intensive care after his defeat to Pedro Taduran on May 24.

OSAKA, Japan – Yudai Shigeoka has provided an update on the condition of his younger brother Ginjiro after he underwent brain surgery earlier this week.