Eagle Kyowa retains WBC minimumweight title

Eagle Kyowa retains WBC minimumweight title

TOKYO, Japan - Thai champion Eagle Kyowa is lifted up by Japanese sumo ozeki (champion) Chiyotaikai after retaining his WBC minimumweight title by beating previously undefeated Filipino challenger Rodel Mayol at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo on May 6. (Kyodo)

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