Nasukawa Outworks Estrada, Corner Stops Fight in Tokyo
At Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan, on Saturday, Tenshin Nasukawa stopped former two-division world champion Juan Francisco Estrada after nine rounds in a WBC bantamweight title
At Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan, on Saturday, Tenshin Nasukawa stopped former two-division world champion Juan Francisco Estrada after nine rounds in a WBC bantamweight title
Nasukawa dominates with speed and body work, forcing Estrada to stay on his stool after round nine Tenshin Nasukawa took a clear step toward a
Experience gap defines WBC bantamweight eliminator Tenshin Nasukawa is being pushed into a title eliminator without logging the kind of hard, twelve-round fights that usually
Juan Francisco Estrada has identified a clear path back into the title picture, and it runs through Tokyo rather than through the most dangerous names
Juan Francis Estrada has chosen not to use his rematch clause for a second fight against Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez. Instead, the former two-division world champion
Juan Franciso Estrada has invoked his rematch clause to force a second fight against Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez after losing his WBC super flyweight title to
Eddie Hearn labels a match between Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez and Naoya Inoue as a “Fantasy fight,” but he doubts it’ll ever happen due to how
Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez has ruled out moving up to 122 to challenge Naoya Inoue for his undisputed super bantamweight championship following his dethroning of WBC
WBC World Super Flyweight champion Juan “El Gallo” Estrada was upset and stopped by IBF and WBO World Flyweight champion Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez at the
Jesse Bam Rodriguez (20-0, 13 KOs) dethroned WBC super flyweight champion Juan Francisco Estrada (44-4, 28 KOs), knocking him out with a left to the