Teraji halts Kyoguchi, unifies WBC/WBA 108lb belts

By Joe Koizumi

WBC light-flyweight champ Kenshiro Teraji (20-1, 12 KOs), 107.25, impressively unified the 108-pound belts as he controlled the fight from the outset, dropped WBA super champ Hiroto Kyoguchi (16-1, 11 KOs), 107.75, with an overhand right in the fifth and finally floored him again en route to a fine stoppage at 2:36 of the seventh round on Tuesday in Saitama, Japan.

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  • I had Kyoguchi, I’m not surprised that Teraji won though. He’s the better boxer and Kyoguchi isn’t exactly difficult to find. This definitely makes Yabuki’s win an even bigger upset in retrospect. Good luck Bomba, but I think Teraji beats him as well.

  • Just woke up after watching it a few hours earlier. Was shocked how I had Teraji winning every round. Every time teraji looked like he might be losing, he scored the knock down, or in the case of the 7th, the stoppage.

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