WBO Welterweight Champion Brian Norman jr. (28-0, 22) slaughtered a bad excessive #2 ranks Jin Sasaki (19-2-1, 17 food) at the OTA City General General Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan.
It was a one -sided fight with Norman Jr. which dropped the much smaller 23-year-old Sasaki three times. The final comes with a crushing left hook to the head in the fifth round that Sasaki sent flat on its back, as if he were cold.
Sasaki brutally knocked out Tokyo
Surprisingly enough is the referee gave a score while Sasaki lay motionless on the canvas. The time of the downtime was 46 seconds of the fifth round. Sasaka stayed on his back and did not stop for some time after the fight. He looked badly. You hate to guess a ref, but why didn’t he stop it immediately?
The left hook with which Norman Jr. Dropped him, was a cruel one that connected clean, and Sasaki never saw it. It was a bone -reducing shots that someone would have knocked out in the 147 -pound division, but what made it more devastate was the size difference between the two fighters.
Brian Norman jr. Rabbit punch
In the first round, Brian Jr. Sasaki knocked down twice and looked close to being stopped. The first Knockdown comes from a left hook to the back of the head. It looked like a Handbook Rabbit PunchWhat the referee should have warned him about.
Replays showed that it was a perfectly placed punch at the back of the head. It was a good form on the rabbit punch by Norman Jr., but it was bad that the referee did not give it up.
Later in the first round, Norman Jr. Brought Sasaki to the corner and unleashed a three-punch combination that put him on the canvas for the second time. One of the shots also looked like a rabbit punch. Again, the referee did not say anything, so the knockout could stand.
In the second round, Norman Jr. Sasaki knocked down with bumps and hit him at random with head shots that made the brave Japanese fighter disappear, ready to be stopped. Somehow, Sasaki reached it through the round, despite being hit with everything, but the kitchen sink of Norman Jr.. The champion seemed to have been exhausted to hit the unfortunate Sasaki.
After the second round, Norman Jr. It is easy to take the excessive challenger, back up against the ropes and let him land a few. It seemed clear that he had transported Sasaki out of sympathy and did not embarrass him in front of his home fans in Tokyo. You can see that Norman Jr. abandons the guest of third place and lets Sasaki in battle.
Size differs Norman jr. Sasaki
The size difference between the two fighters was large. Sasaki looks like a lightweight in size and goes against a small junior middleweight. Norman jr. Rehydrated great time for this battle and looked about 160 pounds and fought at a lightweight. It was clear from the beginning of the fight that Sasaki had no chance to win because he was not big enough to against massive 24-year-old Norman Jr.
Last updated on 06/19/2025
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