Results out of Kobe, Japan

Gonzalez TKO4 Hasegawa
Nishioka KO9 Munoz
Ao KO4 Gutierrez

Anyone else surprised Hasegawa lost?

UBeeg9cats wrote:Gonzalez TKO4 Hasegawa
Nishioka KO9 Munoz
Ao KO4 Gutierrez

Anyone else surprised Hasegawa lost?

It's not a huge shock, after all Hasegawa's Featherweight debut was a tough battle.

Shit

I liked Johnny at +175, fucking bet him on parlay w/NBA games last night, should of done it straight up!

No video?

Ive been wanting to see Gonzalez vs JuanMa for a long time, hopefully he gets him or Gamboa

straight right ends it @ 11:38

Hozumi looked like he didnt want to go on

he didn't look focused before the bell sounded. i think the recent events in Japan have probably not helped. but credit to Gonzalez.

Hasegawa simply can't handle 126. The line up at 122 is pretty vicious too.

Seems like Jhonny has been around forever, but he's not even 30 years old

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat=boxer&human_id=38070

Groundhog wrote:Seems like Jhonny has been around forever, but he's not even 30 years old

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat=boxer&human_id=38070

Fought alot of names, some quality foes on that resume

gomez1012 wrote:straight right ends it @ 11:38

Hozumi looked like he didnt want to go on

anybody agree with that stoppage???
he raised his gloves to the ref and the ref stopped it wtf

Idk

Hozumi looked gone, eyes glazed and seemed like he didnt want to continue

I think he wanted to continue. HIs legs weren't there. I think there was nothing wrong with that stoppage.

Love the crowd reaction!! They went nuts!

His legs were definitely gone, good stoppage IMO.

I didn't mind the stoppage. Hasegawa was doing well and winning the fight but got caught flush with some hooks at the end of the 3rd. Until the replay I thought Gonzalez took him down with a body shot. The only thing that bothered me was that Hasegawa looked like he was still recovering from the low blow. He went to protect his body when Gonzalez trapped him and got rocked. I wish he had taken more time to recover because he was clearly still winded.

Gumby wrote:I didn't mind the stoppage. Hasegawa was doing well and winning the fight but got caught flush with some hooks at the end of the 3rd. Until the replay I thought Gonzalez took him down with a body shot. The only thing that bothered me was that Hasegawa looked like he was still recovering from the low blow. He went to protect his body when Gonzalez trapped him and got rocked. I wish he had taken more time to recover because he was clearly still winded.

yeah I noticed that as well. Boxing is a rough sport, these things happen.