Busy schedule for OPBF champions

 Kazuki Nakajima retained his OPBF super bantamweight title on June 15 at the EDION Arena in Osaka, Osaka. 

This was the Japanese boxer’s third successful defense.

Kenshin Oshima was Nakajima’s opponent on this occasion. During the fight, Nakajima demonstrated great technique, power, and control of the match, landing crisp  combinations and ending the fight by TKO.

Nakajima knocked down his opponent with a left hook in the second round and finished him off with a rapid-fire  combination in the fourth round. 

Kazuki Nakajima remains the OPBF champion with a record of 18-2-1 with 15 KOs.

At Otaku Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, Sora Tanaka became the new OPBF welterweight champion. 

The fight lasted only four rounds because Tanaka unleashed a powerful combination of punches on his opponent, Takeru Kobata. Referee Takeru Okaniwa stopped the fight. 

Tokana is known as “Tyson of Hakama” for his powerful punches. 

This is the fourth professional fight for “Tyson of Hakama,” and all four fights have ended quickly. 

Sora Tanaka remains undefeated with four wins.