Japanese boxing, also known as “JPN” or “Boxing in Japan,” refers to the sport of boxing as it is practiced and regulated in Japan. It encompasses professional and amateur boxing matches, training, and the broader boxing culture within the country. Japan has a rich boxing history and has produced numerous world champions across various weight classes. The sport in Japan is governed by the Japan Boxing Commission (JBC) and features a distinct competitive structure, including notable tournaments and championship events. Japanese boxing is characterized by its unique fighting styles, rigorous training regimens, and a strong following among fans. The sport has also influenced various martial arts and combat sports within the region.
The boxing event in Japan delivered an electrifying experience, showcasing three standout flyweight bouts. Teraji faced off against Yuri Akui in a dynamic battle of skill and speed, embodying sportsmanship…