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BOXING FES 2015 

BOXING FES 2015 event took on December 29, 2015, at Ota City General Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, promoted by Ohashi Promotions. The main event features Naoya Inoue defending his WBO Super Flyweight title against Warlito Parrenas, with Inoue coming off a TKO win over David Carmona and Parrenas entering as a former interim champion. Other key bouts include Takuma Inoue vs. Rene Dacquel in a super flyweight contest and Satoshi Shimizu vs. Satoru Todaka in a featherweight clash. This event, a precursor to Japan’s traditional New Year’s Eve boxing cards, showcases rising and established talent, broadcast live on Fuji TV.
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BOXING FES 2015 event took on December 29, 2015, at Ota City General Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, promoted by Ohashi Promotions. The main event features Naoya Inoue defending his WBO Super Flyweight title against Warlito Parrenas, with Inoue coming off a TKO win over David Carmona and Parrenas entering as a former interim champion. Other key bouts include Takuma Inoue vs. Rene Dacquel in a super flyweight contest and Satoshi Shimizu vs. Satoru Todaka in a featherweight clash. This event, a precursor to Japan’s traditional New Year’s Eve boxing cards, showcases rising and established talent, broadcast live on Fuji TV.

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Studio:Ohashi Promotions, Fuji Television Network

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