Japanese Boxing, also known as “Boxing” in Japan, refers to the sport of competitive boxing as practiced in Japan. It encompasses the regulated combat between two boxers who use their fists to strike each other while wearing gloves, adhering to specific rules and regulations. In Japan, boxing is governed by the Japan Professional Boxing Association (JPBA) and has a rich history, having gained popularity in the post-World War II era. The sport includes various levels of competition, from amateur to professional boxing, with distinct weight classes. Japanese boxing has produced notable champions and has contributed to the global boxing scene through international competitions and events. The term also reflects the country’s unique boxing culture, style, and training methodologies.
Japan's boxing arena hosted three high-stakes world flyweight title matches, rich in skill and ambition. Teraji Kazuto overpowers Akui Yuri in a thrilling display of speed and precision. Olascuaga Yudai…