TOKUYAMA AND ARAMBULET KEEP TITLES; DEC. 20, 2002
DOUBLE WORLD TITLE BOUT TAKES PLACE IN JAPAN TODAY; DEC. 19, 2002
WBA #8 BANTAM NAKA SUFFERS AUTO ACCIDENT TO HAVE OPBF TITLE SHOT CANCELLED; DEC. 18, 2002
WBA #3 KAWASHIMA FLATTENS THAILANDER IN TWO; DEC. 18, 2002
EX-WBC BANTAM CHAMP TATSUYOSHI MAKES A SUCCESSFUL COMEBAK BY STOPPING EX-WBA FLY CHAMP SAEN; DEC. 15, 2002
EX-CHAMPS TATSUYOSHI AND SEAN MEET TOMORROW; DEC. 14, 2002
EX-WORLD CHALLENGER NAGO HELD TO A TECHNICAL DRAW; DEC. 13, 2002
SUGITA KEEPS WBC YOUTH 122-POUND BELT; DEC. 12, 2002
WBC #19 NAITO OUTHUSTLES KIKUI; DEC. 11, 2002
WBC #6 HAYASHIDA KEEPS OPBF 108-POUND TITLE; DEC. 09, 2002
WBC STARTS TOKYO CONVENTION; DEC. 04, 2002
EX-WBA 115-POUND CHAMP TODAKA WINS OVER THAILANDER; NOV. 30, 2002
PONGSAKLEK KEEPS WBC FLYWEIGHT BELT BY BEATING HONDA; NOV. 26, 2002
PREVIEW ON TOMORROWfS WBC FLYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT; NOV. 25, 2002
WBC #16 ISHIHARA KEEPS OPBF 115-POUND TITLE BY STOPPING KOREAN SHIN AFTER THE 8TH; NOV. 24, 2002
WBC #6 TUNACAO STOPS OVERMATCHED NIKI; NOV. 18, 2002
WBA #2 GAMBOA ANNIHILATES IIDA; NOV. 17, 2002
HATAKEYAMA UPSETS WBC #16 KITANO; NOV. 11, 2002
SIRIMONGKOL DEFENDS IN JAPAN; NOV. 08, 2002
MINORIYAMA UPSET BY HASEGAWA; OCT. 27, 2002
NIGHT OF UPSETS; TWO WORLD RANKERS BEATEN; OCT. 14, 2002
WATANABE WINS OPBF WELTER BELT FROM WBC #10 SANTILLAN; OCT. 14, 2002
WBC #7 FEATHER KOSHIMOTO RETAINS OPBF BELT; OCT. 13, 2002
WBC #7 NAKAZATO KEEPS OPBF 122-POUND TITLE BY 7TH ROUND TKO OVER WAROU; OCT. 12, 2002
JOPPY HALTS HOZUMI IN 10 ROUNDS TO KEEP WBA 160-POUND TITLE; OCT. 10, 2002
FRENCH MEDJKOUNE WRESTS WBA 122-POUND TITLE BY UNANIMOUS DECISION OVER SATO; OCT. 09, 2002
SATO AND MEDJKOUNE SQUARES OFF TOMORROW; OCT. 08, 2002
UNBEATEN OPBF #1 RANKED 140-POUNDER CASTANARES DRAWS WITH YAMAMOTO; OCT. 05, 2002
WBC #9 SATAKE STOPS #26 SAKAMOTO IN LAST ROUND TO RETAIN OPBF 140-POUND TITLE; OCT. 05, 2002
WBC FLY CHAMP PONGSAKLEK DEFENDS IN JAPAN; OCT. 04, 2002
TITLE BOUTS COMING SOON IN JAPAN; OCT. 02, 2002
WBC #28 MIDDLE SUZUKI RETAINS JAPANESE BELT; SEP. 21, 2002
WBC #5 NAKANUMA KEEPS JAPANESE FLY BELT; SEP. 7, 2002
JOPPY DEFENDS WBA MIDDLE BELT IN JAPAN; AUG. 31, 2002
TOKUYAMA STOPS LOPEZ TO KEEP WBA 115-POUND BELT; AUG. 26, 2002
WBC ALLOWS GATORADE TO BE USED DURING TITLE BOUTS; AUG. 26, 2002
WBC 115-POUND CHAMP TOKUYAMA FIGHTS LOPEZ TOMORROW; AUG. 25, 2002
SIRIMONGKOL AND LARIOS WIN IN DOUBLEHEADER; AUG. 24, 2002
WBC TITLE BOUTS TAKE PLACE IN TOKYO TODAY; AUG. 24, 2002
EX-WBA 115-POUND CHAMP TODAKA DECKS SECOND COMEBACKING BOUT; AUG. 11, 2002
WBC #7 HAYASHIDA KEEPS OPBF 108-POUND BELT; AUG. 05, 2002
MUNOZ SINKS KOJIMA IN TWO TO RUN HIS MARK TO 23-0, 23 KOfS; JULY. 31, 2002
SATO DEFENDS WBA 122-LBS. BELT AGAINST MEDJKOUNE; JULY. 31, 2002
WBA #6 KAWASHIMA KEEPS JAPANESE 115-POUND BELT; JULY. 30, 2002
DETHRONED HOSHINO, 32, RETIRES!; JULY. 30, 2002
PREVIEW OF TOMORROWfS WBA 115-POUND TITLE BOUT; JULY. 30, 2002
ARAMBULET REGAINS WBA 105-POUND BELT; JULY. 29, 2002
SHIMADA KEEPS JAPANESE LIGHT TITLE BY TECHNICAL DRAW; JULY. 29, 2002
BILL CAYTON BECOMES MANAGER OF AFRICAN PETER OKELLO; JULY. 18, 2002
WBC #15 SAKATA WINS IN ENCOUNTER OF EX-CHAMPS; JULY. 15, 2002
EX-CHAMP KOBAYASHI ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT; JULY. 15, 2002
UNBEATEN IKEHARA STRUGGLES TO EARN A DECISION FROM PHORN; JULY. 08, 2002
KITANO BARELY KEEPS JAPANESE 108-POUND TITLE; JULY. 08, 2002
EX-WBA 130-LBS. CHAMP CHOI DECKS SECOND COMEBACK GO; JULY. 07, 2002
ISHIHARA ACQUIRES OPBF 115-POUND BELT; JULY. 07, 2002
WBC #8 122-POUNDER WATANABE KEEPS JAPANESE BELT BY BEATING HIRATO.; JULY. 06, 2002
WBC TITLE BOUTS TAKE PLACE IN TOKYO IN AUG.; JULY. 03, 2002
UNBEATEN WBC #3 NAKANO KEEPS OPBF FLY TITLE; JUN. 23, 2002
WBC #5 HAMDEN KEEPS OPBF 154-POUND BELT; JUN. 20, 2002
NAGASE BEATS WBA #10 MAEDA TO RETAIN JAPANESE WELTER TITLE; JUN. 18, 2002
WBC #10 SATAKE KEEPS OPBF 140-POUND BELT BY 8TH ROUND KO OF KOREAN PARK; JUN. 16, 2002
WBC 115-POUND CHAMP TOKUYAMA DEFENDS HIS TITLE AGAINST MEXICAN LOPEZ ON AUG. 26; JUN. 15, 2002
WBC #27 SUZUKI KEEPS JAPANESE MIDDLE BELT; JUN. 15, 2002
EX-WORLD CHALLENGER SAKAMOTO DEMOLISHES THAILANDER ON HIS COMEBACK TRAIL; JUN. 01, 2002
WBC #2 RUBILLAR TECHNICAL-DRAWS WITH WBA #4 GAMBOA; MAY. 31, 2002
UNBEATEN WBC #20 NAKA KEEPS JAPANESE BANTAM TITLE BY 4TH ROUND TECHNICAL DRAW WITH #26 MINORIYAMA; MAY. 26, 2002
FILIPINO TAMPOS KOfS WBA #4 KENGKURAN IN 7; MAY. 23, 2002
WBA #14 OKADA BEATS UOMORI; MAY. 18, 2002
SATO WINS WBA 122-POUND BELT BY FLATTENING YODDAMRONG IN 8; MAY. 18, 2002
KOREA FINALLY JOINS PABA!; MAY. 15, 2002
WBC #5 HOZUMI KEEPS OPBF MIDDLE BELT BY 8TH ROUND KO OF TREMENDOUSLY DURABLE CHOI; MAY. 14, 2002
EX-WBA 130-POUND CHAMP CHOI MAKES A SUCCESSFUL COMEBACK; MAY. 13, 2002
WBC #4 KOSHIMOTO RETAINS OPBF 126-POUND TITLE; MAY. 11, 2002
OHNAKA UPSETS WBC #5 MATSUMOTO; MAY. 09, 2002
UNBEATEN KOMATSU FINISHES VETERAN MURAMATSU IN 2; MAY. 05, 2002
VEERAPHOL KEEPS WBC BANTAM TITLE NINE TIMES; MAY. 01, 2002
WBC #7 NAKANUMA BEATS #9 SAKATA TO WIN JAPANESE 112-POUND TITLE; APR. 30, 2002
WBC #14 FEATHER YANAGIDA STRUGGLS TO WIN OVER THAILANDER HINO; APR. 27, 2002
WBC #4 RANDY SUICO ACQUIRES OPBF 130-POUND BELT AND WBC #14 WELTER SANTILLAN SINKS CHOI IN 4; APR. 27, 2002
WBC #23 KIM DETHRONES WBC #4 OPBF CHAMP NAKAJIMA; APR. 23, 2002
WBC #2 FLY HONDA SINKS THAILANDER NAMCHAI IN 3; APR. 22, 2002
EX-OPBF INTERIM 130-POUND CHAMP FUJITA WINS MAJORITY NOD OVER JAPANfS #4 TAKABAYASHI; APR. 21, 2002
WBC #6 154-POUNDER OHIGASHI DEMOLISHES KOREAN KIM IN FOUR; APR. 20, 2002
WBA #7 KAWASHIMA BEATS WBC #7 SASAKI; APR. 20, 2002
PONGSAKLEK BLASTS OUT NAITO IN 34 SECONDS TO REGISTER SHOTEST KO DEFENSE RECORD; APR. 19, 2002
PETER AND KOJIMA KEEP OPBF BELTS; APR. 14, 2002
YODSANAN WINS VACANT WBA 130-POUND BELT BY BEATING EX-CHAMP LAKVA SIM; APR. 13, 2002
THAI 115-POUND CHAMP WAENPETCH BEATS JAPANESE FUJIKAKE; APR. 11, 2002
WBC #5 RANKED EX-CHAMP SORJATURONG LOSES UNANIMOUS NOD TO UNBEATEN FILIPINO JANIOLA; APR. 11, 2002
JAPANESE BOXER PASSES AWAY OF RING TRAGEDY; APR. 09, 2002
EX-WBA CHAMP YAMAGUCHI STOPPED IN THREE; APR. 08, 2002
WBC #7 MACA RETAINS OPBF BANTAM TITLE; APR. 07, 2002
FUKUSHIMA SINKS WBC #9 BAROTILLO IN REMATCH; APR. 06, 2002
OPBF 168-POUND CHAMP NISHIZAWA BLASTS OUT NIMACERE IN ONE; APR. 02, 2002
KOfD JAPANESE BOXER IREI STAYS IN A COMA; MAR. 26, 2002
SUZUKI KEEPS JAPANESE MIDDLE BELT 6 TIMES; MAR. 24, 2002
TOKUYAMA KEEPS WBC BELT BY FINISHING RYUKO IN 9; MAR. 23, 2002
UNBEATEN WBC #5 RANDY SUICO TO FIGHT FOR VACANT OPBF 130-POUND BELT; MAR. 23, 2002
WBC 115-POUND CHAMP TOKUYAMA SQUARES OFF AGAINST RYUKO TOMORROW; MAR. 22, 2002
KUBOTA UPSETS JAPANESE #2 LIGHTIE TANAKA; MAR. 18, 2002
JAPANESE #1 RANKED 115-POUNDER ISHIHARA STOPS KOREAN KIM IN 8; MAR. 17, 2002
KITANO UPSETS WBC #14 YOKOYAMA TO WIN JAPANESE 108-POUND TITLE; MAR. 16, 2002
WBA #6 ISHII FINELY FINISHES KOREAN CHAMP PARK; MAR. 16, 2002
WBA #6 SATO DECIDES TO HAVE A WBA 122-POUND TITLE SHOT AT YODDAMRONG; MAR. 16, 2002
WBC #9 HAYASHIDA KEEPS OPBF 108-POUND TITLE BY HALTING ENOMOTO IN 10; MAR. 11, 2002
RICK YOSHIMURA ROBERTS ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT; MAR. 10, 2002
OPBF #4 WELTER WATANABE DECKS COMEBACK GO BY 8TH ROUND KO OVER PLOIENCHAI; MAR. 10, 2002
MUNOZ, 22-0, 22 KOs, DEMOLISHES KOBAYASHI IN 8 TO WIN WBA 115-POUND BELT; MAR. 09, 2002
CELES KOBAYASHI RISKS WBA 115-POUND TITLE AGAINST MUNOZ, 21-0, 21 KOs, TOMORROW; MAR. 08, 2002
PONGSAKLEK VS. NAITO WBC FLY TITLE BOUT DECIDED!; MAR. 05, 2002
EX-JAPANESE CHAMP KOJI AND UNRANKED KATABUCHI HIT THE DECK EACH TWICE TO A MAJORITY DRAW; MAR. 04, 2002
ALEXANDER MUNOZ, 21-0, 21 KOs, ARRIVES IN JAPAN; MAR. 03, 2002
EX-WBA 115-POUND CHAMP TODAKA MAKES SUCCESSFUL COMEBACK; MAR. 02, 2002
OFFICIAL VERDICT HOTLY DISPUTED; FEB. 26, 2002
NAGASE BARELY KEEPS JAPANESE WELTER TITLE ON MAJORITY DRAW WITH #1 TAKENAKA; FEB. 26, 2002
UNBEATEN WBC #14 BANTAM NAKA BARELY KEEPS NATIONAL TITLE VIA MAJORITY DRAW WITH MINORIYAMA; FEB. 25, 2002
CHOI STOPS YAMAGUCHI IN THE 10TH TO KEEP WBC 108-POUND TITLE; FEB. 23, 2002
CHOI AND YAMAGUCHI HAVE MADE THE WEIGHT PREVIEW OF TOMORROWfS WBC 108-POUND TITLE BOUT; FEB. 22, 2002
UNBEATEN THAILANDER YODDAMRONG DETHRONES WBA 122-POUND CHAMP ORTEGA; FEB. 21, 2002
WBC 108-POUND CHAMP YOSAM CHOI ARRIVES IN JAPAN; FEB. 18, 2002
WBC #27 JAUREGUI AND SUGITA FIGHT TO CONTROVERSIAL TECHNICAL DRAW IN 5; FEB. 17, 2002
OPBF #2 FEATHER KIMURA HALTS KOREAN CHO IN 6; FEB. 16, 2002
WBA #3 MONGOL YURA DIMA UPSET BY SON IN KOREA; FEB. 13, 2002
WBC #16 KIYA SINKS SAENGCHAREON IN 8; FEB. 13, 2002
WBC #18 ABE AND KASAMATSU BATTLE TO A GRUELLING DRAW IN JAPANESE 105-POUND ELIMINATOR; FEB. 11, 2002
WBC #9 KOSHIMOTO RETAINS OPBF 126-POUND TITLE BY BEATING THAI CHAMP SAENGSI; FEB. 10, 2002
KULAABDAENG AWARDED CONTROVERSIAL DECISION IN WBO ASIAN PACIFIC 118-POUND TITLE BOUT; FEB. 10, 2002
JORRIN BARELY KEEPS WBC 122-POUND BELT BY MAJORITY DRAW WITH SATO; FEB. 05, 2002
JORRIN AND SATO IN TIPTOP SHAPE FOR TOMORROWfS WBC 122-POUND TITLE BOUT; FEB. 04, 2002
EX-WBC 108-POUND CHAMP SORJATURONG STOPS EX-OPBF CHAMP TANAKA IN TWO; FEB. 02, 2002
EX-WBA #2 REY PACIONES ARRESTED BY JAPANESE POLICE; JAN. 30, 2002
UNBEATEN KIMURA WHIPS THAI 122-POUND CHAMP WICHIT; JAN. 29, 2002
HOSHINO WINS VACANT WBA 105-POUND TITLE BY UNANIMOUS DECISION OVER GAMBOA; JAN. 29, 2002
SHINOZAKI BLASTS OUT THAILANDER DORNCHAI IN 2; JAN. 28, 2002
PREVIEW ON TOMORROWfS WBA 105-POUND ELIMINATION BOUT; JAN. 28, 2002
WBA #1 130-POUNDER LAKVA SIM STOPS MATSUNOBU; JAN. 27, 2002
WBC 115-POUND CHAMP TOKUYAMA NAMED JAPANfS BOXER OF THE YEAR; JAN. 23, 2002
Japanfs Carnival of Champions Processing By Joe Koizumi
HATAKEYAMA OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE RING; JAN. 23, 2002
WBC #10 SAKATA BEATS NAKADA TO RETAIN JAPANESE FLY TITLE; JAN. 21, 2002
WBC #2 NAGASHIMA BEATS WBA #7 AMANO TO WIN JAPANESE 130-POUND TITLE; JAN. 19, 2002
RESULS IN THAILAND IN DECEMBER, 2001
ORIENTAL UPDATE As of January 14, 2002
KAWAI KEEPS JAPANESE 154-POUND TITLE BY BEATING EX-WELTER CHAMP KAYAMA; JAN. 14, 2002
VEERAPOL KEEPS WBC BANTAM TITLE; JAN. 11, 2002
SAKAMOTO BLASTS OUT MUANGMAI TO DECK HIS COMEBACK; JAN. 05, 2002