WBC #5 SUICO DEMOLISHES LONGAKIT TO RETAIN PHILIPPINE SUPER-FEATHER TITLE; 2001.12.22
KOREAN CHO BLASTS OUT WBC #8 KANAI IN ONE TO WIN VACANT OPBF 122-POUND BELT; 2001.12.20
YAMAGUCHI UPSETS WBC #10 LIGHT FLY YOKOYAMA TO DECIDE A SHOT AT WBC CHAMP CHOI ON FEB. 27; 2001.12.19
WBC #10 SUPERFLY SASAKI BLASTS OUT KHUNCHIT IN ONE; 2001.12.15
WBC #12 SATAKE KEEPS OPBF 140-POUND TITLE; 2001.12.10
WBC #8 FUKUSHIMA UPSET BY IBF #14 BAROTILLO; 2001.12.06
PONGSAKLEK EASILY STOPS LAZARTE IN 2 ROUNDS TO KEEP WBC FLYWEIGHT TITLE; 2001.12.06
KOJIMA ACQUIRES VACANT OPBF 115-POUND TITLE; 2001.12.03
OKHELLO KEEPS OPBF HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE; 2001.12.01
WBA #6 SUPER-BANTAM Ishii BEATS WBA #6 BANTAM SRITHAI CONDO; 2001.11.25
LAURENTE WINS VACANT OPBF 135-POUND TITLE; 2001.11.24
CHALLENGERfS AUTO ACCIDENT CANCELS TOMORROWfS OPBF WELTER TITLE BOUT!; 2001.11.24
MARUYAMA REGISTERS 8 FIRST ROUND KAYOS IN A ROW; 2001.11.18
UNBEATEN ENOKI AND CHUNG FIGHT TO A SPLIT DRAW; 2001.11.17
AGUIRRE KEEPS WBC MINIMUM TITLE BY A QUICK STOPPAGE OVER TOP RANKED TOKIMITSU; 2001.11.11
AGUIRRE PUT HIS WBC 105-POUND TITLE AGAINST No.1 CONTENDER TOKIMITSU; 2001.11.11
ORIENT UPDATE AS OF NOV. 4, 2001
UNBEATEN WBC #4 NAKANO KEEPS OPBF FLY BELT; 2001.11.04
PONGSAKLEK KEEPS WBC FLYWEIGHT TITLE BY AN 8TH ROUND TECHNICAL DECISION OVER BABA; 2001.10.26
RESULTS IN JAPAN IN OCTOBER, 2001
NAKA BARELY KEEPS JAPANESE BANTAM TITLE IN REMATH WITH IKEMORI; 2001.10.20
NEW WBA 105-POUND CHAMP NIIDA SURPRISINGLY RETIRES UNDEFEATED; 2001.10.19
ARISAWA STOPS THAILANDER KUMPHOON IN 5; 2001.10.4
NAGASE RETAINS JAPANESE WELTER TITLE; 2001.10.2
WBC #10 KOSHIMOTO WINS VACANT OPBF FEATHER TITLE 2001.9.30
TOKUYAMA RETAINS WBC 115-POUND TITLE BY BEATING PENALOSA 2001.9.24
WBC #3 BANTAM MACA KEEPS OPBF TITLE 2001.9.23
OFFICIAL WEIGH-IN FOR TOMORROWfS WBC 115-POUND TITLE BOUT 2001.9.23
PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN WBA #7 KOROGI LOSES JAPANESE 108-POUND TITLE 2001.9.17
WBC #10 OPBF 140-POUND CHAMP SATAKE STOPS KUWATA IN 5 (NON-TITLE) 2001.9.5
VEERAPOL AND KOBAYASHI RETAINS WORLD TITLES 2001.9.1
UNBEATEN WBC #6 130-POUNDER RANDY SUICO BLASTS OUT AUSSIE CHAMP KARIM NASHAR IN ONE 2001.8.31
KAWASHIMA UPSETS EX-WBA 115-POUND CHAMP SITH-OAR 2001.8.27
SUGITA FLATTENS THAI CHAMP SAENGSI IN 5 2001.8.26
NIIDA WINS WBA 105-POUND TITLE FROM PORPAOIN 2001.8.25
WBC #13 RANKED LIGHTFLY TANAKA UPSET BY UNRAKED OKADA 2001.8.24
WEIGH-IN OF WBA MINIMUM TITLE BOUT
WBA #1 SUPER-FEATHER LAKVA SIM BEATS SHINOZAKI IN TOKYO
WBC #18 115-POUNDER ALEXANDER STOPS USUI IN 6
WBA 105-POUND CHAMP CHANA PORPAOIN ARRIVES IN JAPAN TO FACE NIIDA ON AUG. 25
WBA #10 AMANO KEEPS JAPANESE 130-POUND TITLE
UNREPORTED RESULTS IN JULY AND AUGUST, 2001
SASAKI WINS JAPANESE 115-POUND TITLE BY BEATING WBC #11 KIYA
WBC #10 LIGHT FLY KANG BARELY KEEPS OPBF TITLE
ISHIHARA HALTS KOREAN PARK IN 6
WBC #17 RANKED OPBF SUPER-WELTER CHAMP TAKECHI SUICIDES BY HANGING
WBC #5 MIDDLE KEVIN PALMER KOfD TO LOSE OPBF TITLE
TWO-TIME WORLD CHALLENGER ASAKAWA DROWNED
THAI CHALLENGER TURNS OUT TO BE A BOGUS BOXER
WBC #4 TIGER ARI KEEPS OPBF 130-POUND TITLE BY STOPPING INTEIRM CHAMP FUJITA IN 2; JULY 15, 2001
PONGSAKLEK KEEPS WBC FLY TITLE BY SPECTACULAR TKO OVER ASAI IN 5
WBC #12 SUPER-BANTAM FUKUSHIMA SCORES FINE TKO OVER INDONESIAN DWI
OFFICIAL WEIGH-IN FOR TOMORROWfS WBC FLYWEIGHT BOUT IS OVER
YUBA STOPS OKUBO IN 4 TO KEEP JAPANESE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
WBC #8 NAKANO KEEPS OPBF FLYWEIGHT TITLE
WBC #11 SUPER-WELTER OHIGASHI BLASTS OUT SAKKEDAO
WBC#11 SATAKE KEEPS OPBF SUPER-LIGHT TITLE
LORCY CAPTURES WBA LIGHTWIGHT TITLE
PRESS CONFERENCE OF WBA LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE BOUT
RESULTS IN JAPAN ON JUNE 18 THROUGH 25
TOMIMOTO COMES OFF CANVAS AND DECISIONS INDONESIAN 122-POUND CHAMP WAROUW; JUNE 27 2001
Unbeaten WBC #25 feather Gomez KO'd in just 37 seconds; JUNE 16 2001
WBC #6 PALMER KEEPS OPBF MIDDLE TITLE; JUNE 12 2001
YANAGIDA KEEPS OPBF FEATHER TITLE; JUNE 9, 2001
ORIENTAL UPDATE By Joe Koizumi As of June. 02, 2001
OKUDA FINISHES THAILANDER YODSINGCHAI; MAY 27, 2001
WATANABE RETAINS JAPANESE SUPER-BANTAM TITLE; MAY 21, 2001
TOKUYAMA KEEPS WBC 115-POUND BELT BY A ONE-PUNCH KNOCKOUT OVER CHO; MAY 20, 2001
TOKUYAMA AND CHO PASS OFFICIAL WEIGH-IN ; MAY 19, 2001
EX-JAPANESE MIDDLE CHAMP HOZUMI BLASTS OUT INDONESIAN ; MAY 15, 2001
TAKECHI UPSETS ISHIDA TO UNIFY OPBF 154-POUND BELT; MAY 13, 2001
WBC #3 SUPER-FEATHER NAGASHIMA SHUTOUTS SHINOZAKI; MAY 05, 2001
KIYA WINS VACANT JAPANESE SUPER-FLY TITLE; APR. 30, 2001
WBA #2 LIGHT-FLY HONDA FLATTENS THAILANDER; APR. 24, 2001
WBA #8 SUPER-BANTAM ISHII DECKS COMEBACK GO BY A SECOND ROUND KO; APR. 22, 2001
WBC #4 MACA KEEPS OPBF BANTAM TITLE BY DROPPING ARINAGA FOUR TIMES EN ROUTE TO LOPSIDED DECISION; APR. 20, 2001
CHANA REGAINS WBA MINIMUM BELT BY SPLIT DECISION OVER HOSHINO; APR. 16, 2001
HOSHINO AND CHANA PASS WEIGH-IN; APR. 15, 2001
ORIENTAL UPDATE By Joe Koizumi As of APR. 13, 2001
SAKATA WINS VACANT JAPANESE FLYWEIGHT TITLE; APR. 9, 2001
WBA #9 SUPER-LIGHT MAEDA BLASTS OUT OHNO IN THE FIRST ROUND TO RETAIN JAPANESE TITLE; APR. 7, 2001
OKHELLO ACQUIRES VACANT OPBF HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE; MAR. 31, 2001
NISHIZAWA AND STENTON FIGHT TO A MAJORITY DRAW IN OPBF SUPER-MIDDLE ELIMINATION BOUT; MAR. 27, 2001
FIGHT SCHEDULE IN THE ORIENT As of March 26, 2001
FUJITA KEEPS INTERIM OPBF 130-POUND TITLE; MAR. 20, 2001
NAGASE WINS JAPANESE WELTER TITLE FROM NAKANO; MAR. 19, 2001
EX-WBA CHAMP LAKVA SIM ONESIDEDLY BEATS OPBF CHAMP SUNGHO YUH; MAR. 19, 2001
AMANO WRESTS JAPANESE 130-POUND TITLE BY UNANIMOUS NOD OVER WBC #10 ARISAWA; MAR. 12, 2001
KOREAN KANG WINS OPBF LIGHT FLY BELT; MAR. 11, 2001
CELES KOBAYASHI STOPS LEO GAMEZ IN 10TH TO WIN WBA SUPER-FLY TITLE; MAR. 11, 2001
LEO GAMEZ RISKS WBA 115-POUND TITLE AGAINST KOBAYASHI TOMORROW; MAR. 10, 2001
WBC #11 SUICO FLATTENS THAI CHAMP; MAR. 03, 2001
WONJONGKAM FINISHES TUNACAO IN THE FIRST ROUND TO WIN WBC FLYWEIGHT TITLE; MAR. 02, 2001
ISHIDA WINS OPBF SUPER-WELTER TITLE; MAR. 01, 2001
WBC #4 TIGER ARI RETAINS OPBF SUPER-FEATHER TITLE BY MAJORITY DECISION OVER UNBEATEN SUGITA; FEB. 25, 2001
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR SAHASOMBHOP HELD IN BANGKOK; FEB. 21, 2001
TANAKA AWARDED TECHNICAL DECISION OVER SAWANAGA; TWO RUSSIANS MAKE SUCCESSFUL DEBUTS; FEB. 19, 2001
OKUDA OUTSCORES FILIPINO MORRE; FEB. 18, 2001
TAKENAKA STOPS FILIPINO PUZON IN 9; FEB. 17, 2001
HATAKEYAMA BARELY KEEPS WBA LIGHT BELT ON SPLIT DRAW WITH RICK YOSHIMURA; FEB. 17, 2001
PREVIEW ON WBA LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE BOUT OF HATAKEYAMA AND ROBERTS; FEB. 16, 2001
UNBEATEN EX-AMATEUR MEDALIST FINISHES WBC INTERNATIONAL BANTAM CHAMP GAYAMO; FEB. 14, 2001
UNBEATEN FLY NAITO RUNS WINNING STREAK; FEB. 13, 2001
YOSHINO BARELY KEEPS JAPANESE SUPER-WELTER TITLE; FEB. 12, 2001
WBC #12 SATAKE KEEPS OPBF SUPER-LIGHT TITLE; FEB. 12, 2001
UNBEATEN WBC #14 MARTINEZ SHUTS OUT IBF #4 PALMA; FEB. 03, 2001
ORIENTAL UPDATE By Joe Koizumi As of February 03, 2001
WATANABE UPSETS WBC #20 SEGAWA TO WIN JAPANESE SUPER-BANTAM TITLE; JAN. 30, 2001
KOREAN CHOI KEEPS WBC LIGHT FLY TITLE BY CLEAN 7TH ROUND KO OVER SORJATURONG; JAN. 30, 2001
CHOI AND SORJATURONG PASS OFFICIAL WEIGH-IN; JAN. 29, 2001
HATAKEYAMA RETURNS FROM US TRAINING; JAN. 28, 2001
UNBEATEN NOVICE MINORIYAMA BEATS FILIPINO CHAMP AVILA; JAN. 28, 2001
SANTILLAN WINS OPBF WELTER TITLE, AND WBC #13 SUPER-FEATHER RANDY SUICO RUNS HIS UNBEATEN MARK TO 12-0, 10 KOs; JAN. 26, 2001
WBC #4 LIGHT FLY PHANIENG LOSES TO UNHERALDED NAKANUMA; JAN. 20, 2001
WBC #6 KEVIN PALMER RETAINS OPBF MIDDLE TITLE BY CLOSE DECISION OVER OPBF INTERIM SUPER-WELTER CHAMP TAKECHI; JAN. 15, 2001
ORIENTAL UPDATE By Joe Koizumi As of January 12, 2001; JAN. 12, 2001
UNBEATEN NIIDA STOPS WBC #5 SUZUKI TO WIN JAPANESE MINIMUM TITLE; JAN. 08, 2001
WBA #12 RANKED MAEDA RETAINS JAPANESE SUPER-LIGHT TITLE; JAN. 06, 2001