Robo no fue. Chemito un boxeador con gran tecnica pero regalo mucho en los primeros 5 asaltos, que fueron muy parejos. Del 6 al 9 Chemito domino claramente. Descifro a Yamanaka y lo lastimo en el 9o pero no aprovecho a poder tumbar o noquearlo. Yamanaka claramente gano el 10 al lastimar al Chemito con un duro recto izquierdo. Y el 11 y 12 ni uno merecio ganar esos rounds ya que fueron puros abrazos por los dos pugilistas. En mi opinion, empate. Por lo menos los juezes fueron justos con tarjetas bastante cerradas...revancha en Panama por favor.
Moreno should have won the fight, at least 7 rounds to 5. I think had he won though, the WBC would have a champ who lost to the WBA champ in his hometown. Also, probably more money in Japan was a decided factor. He just did not put enough hurt on Yamanaka to win in Japan.
le salvo la campana a moreno en el round 10 casi lo noquean jajja muy buena pelea aunque cerrada la decision pero gracias a la revancha no dejo dudas quien es mejor ahora le toca a la pantera nery la siguiente victima el mejor de japon yamanaka
Calmate. Robo? No, la pelea estuvo muy pareja y claro que se la iban a dar a el campeon en su casa. Moreno pego los mejores golpes, pero el campeon mostro mejor boxeo. Si le diste la pelea a Moreno comprendo por que. Pero la pelea estuvo muy pareja y yo vi ganar a el campeon.
I always thought japanese people had integrity, at least in competitions of any kind. However, this fight proved from the begining that it was rigged. I don't know, why are panameniams being undermined in international sporting events. In this case, at this type of speed the video lacks to really appreciate Moreno's movements, obviously to make it almost unwatchable, although, knowing the type of technology the japanese has, showed in between rounds third and fourth where Moreno fantastic slow motion footage one would espect some more, especially when "el chemito" hits and disappears also that Yamanaka continued to bring Moreno's body to make him more tired with the obvious and sometimes sinister consent of referee who at the same time gave the japanese a break always after getting weak from "el chemito's" attack, trick that Payano used to make him tired, but that didn't deferred the "chemito" from reaching his goal; yet, corruption did...
+A.Nego7 v. Japan is one of the most biased countries in the world. I dont know why but they cant seem to handle foreign fighters beating their fighters so in a lot of cases Japanese boxers will only fight in japan too preserve their undefeated records.
+A.Nego7 v. Obviously there are undeniable advantages to fighting in a home country, but from most of the modern fights in Japan I've seen, the judges typically have maybe one Japanese, while the other two are from anywhere else (usually see an American one). The refs are also non-Japanese from what I've seen. If you think a WBC world title fight is straight rigged though, than you kinda come off as somebody who doesn't follow boxing, with no disrespect. IMO it was just a very close fight where the judges had reigning champ bias. You see it all the time in MMA/boxing.
Такими щелчками у нас в Сибири детей в школу будят, если Яманака-сан такими ударами сделал 18 КО, неужто в этой категории все такие слабаки, если бы Роман Гонзалес гонялся за титул в легчайшем весе, он бы уделал Яманаку одной левой
