Takayama captures minimumweight WBC title

Takayama captures minimumweight WBC title

OSAKA, Japan - Japanese boxer Katsunari Takayama (L) captured the WBC minimumweight title on April 4 in Osaka after winning a unanimous decision over champion Isaac Bustos (R) of Mexico.

(2)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

(2)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

TOKYO, Japan - Mexico's Isaac Bustos celebrates his TKO victory over champion Eagle Kyowa of Japan at Tokyo's Korakuen Hall Dec. 18, which earned him the WBC minimumweight title. American referee Toby Gibson called a halt to the bout 39 seconds into round 4.

(1)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

(1)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

TOKYO, Japan - Mexico's Isaac Bustos (L) reacts after beating champion Eagle Kyowa of Japan in the fourth round of their WBC minimumweight title match at Tokyo's Korauken Hall Dec. 18. American referee Toby Gibson called a halt to the bout 39 seconds into the round.

(2)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

(2)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

TOKYO, Japan - Mexico's Isaac Bustos celebrates his TKO victory over champion Eagle Kyowa of Japan at Tokyo's Korakuen Hall Dec. 18, which earned him the WBC minimumweight title. American referee Toby Gibson called a halt to the bout 39 seconds into round 4. (Kyodo)

Takayama captures minimumweight WBC title

Takayama captures minimumweight WBC title

OSAKA, Japan - Japanese boxer Katsunari Takayama (L) captured the WBC minimumweight title on April 4 in Osaka after winning a unanimous decision over champion Isaac Bustos (R) of Mexico. (Kyodo)

(1)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

(1)Kyowa TKOed by Bustos in minimumweight title defense

TOKYO, Japan - Mexico's Isaac Bustos (L) reacts after beating champion Eagle Kyowa of Japan in the fourth round of their WBC minimumweight title match at Tokyo's Korauken Hall Dec. 18. American referee Toby Gibson called a halt to the bout 39 seconds into the round. (Kyodo)