Absolute Annihilation: Norman Jr. Obliterates Sasaki (Video Highlights)

WBO World Welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 kos) scored three knockdowns in Jin Sasakout (19-2-1, 17 kos) at Thursday Night Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan.

The Badly Hurt Sasaki was Carried Out of the Ring Afterward. The Time of The Stoppage Was at 0:46 seconds of the Fifth Round 12 rounds.

Sasaki knocked out in Tokyo

In The First Round, Within Seconds, A Left Hook From The Chin From Norman Dropped to Sasaki An 8-Count From Referee Gustavo Thomas. Midway, Norman Landed A Right On The Chin, and Down Went Sacaki for SECOND TIME 8-COUNT From Referee Thomas.

In The Third Round, Norman Continued Driving Sasaki Around The Ring. In The Fourth Round, Norman Landed on the right on the Chin. Sasaki Fought Back Well, Having Norman Against The Ropes at The End of the Round, in A Close Round. In The Fifth Round, A Vicious Left Hand From Norman On The Chin, And Down Went Sasaki, Cold Out, His Back. Sasaki Was On The Canvas Minutes Before Getting Up On A Stretcher And Being Carried Of The Ring.

Southpaw No. 1 Contender Cristian ‘The Bomb’ Araneta (25-3, 20 Kos) Lost to # 3-Ranked Contender Flyweight Champion Thanongsak Simsri (39-1, 34 Kos) by a 12-round Unanymous Decision for The Vacant IBF World Flyweight title.

In The Third’s Final Thirty Seconds, Araneta Slipped, Lift An Overhand Left to Chin, Dropping Him for 8-count Referee Nokamora, As Simri’s Knee Hit the Canvas, Getting Right Up. Simri Cut Over the Right Eyebrow Earlier in The Round in an All-Action Round.

In The Sixth Round, Araneta Cut on The Left Eyebrow and Simsri on The Right Eyebrow Since The Third Round. In The Seventh Round, Simsri Had A Good Round Countering The Southpaw Araneta.

In The Tenth Round, The Cut From Araneta Was Flowing Down The Side of His Face. In The Eleventh Round, It was the All Araneta, Going Mainly to The Body. In The Twelfth and Final Round, It was the Araneta With Simsri Finally Landing Several Punches in the Final Minute Fight.

Scores Were 114-113, 115-112, 116-111.

Sora Tanaka (4-0, 1) Stopped Southpaw Takeru Kobata (14-8-1, 8 Kos) at 2:01 of the Fourth Round 12 rounds, for the vacant welterweight title.

In The First Round, The Furious Action Was. Tanaka Had Kobata Backed Into A Corner For The Final Minute Of The Round. In The Second Round, At The End, Cobata Was Bleeding From The Mouth and Nose. In The Third Round, The Action Wasn’t Slowing Down From Either Fighter.

In the fourth round, tanaka landed punches of florry, forcing referee takearu okan to call a halt.

yuya oku (8-1-2, 5 kos) lost to Southpaw riiya abe (27-4-2, 10 kos) by a 10-round unanimouus decision for the vacant japan featherweight tile.

In The First Five Rounds, Dec. An Edge. From The Sixth Through The Tenth, It was Oku. Abe’s Left Eyebrow was swelling badly at The End.

The Scores Were 96-94, 96-94, and 98-92.

Featherweight Southpaw Renashi (4-0, 4 kos) knocked out Guangheng Luan (13-9-2, 9 kos) at 2:23 of the Fifth Round Of A Scheduled Eight Rounds. Koji Tonaka Was The Referee.

Super Middleweight Yuito Moriwaki (1-0) Defeated Ha So Baek (3-2, 2 Kos) by Eight-Round Unanimous Decision.

The Scores Were 79-72, 78-73, and 77-74. Toshio Sugiyama Was The Referee.

Lightweight Seiya Yamaguchi (4-1, 2 kos) Beat Ryosuke Kiuchi (3-4-1, 2 cos) by A Four-Round Unanimous Decision.

The Scores Were 40-36, 39-36, and 39-36. Shuhai Tarayama Was The Referee.

The Ring Announcer Was Jimmy Lennon, Jr.