Brian Norman Junior 146.8 against. Jane Sasaki 146.8 – Tokyo weight results

WBO WBO BRIN Norman JR. Challenger Jin Sasaki successfully weighs on Wednesday due to their 12 headlines on Thursday, June 19, in Tokyo, Japan.

Coverage begins Live on Espn+ Thursday at 4 am Et/1 AM PT – The main event is expected to start at about 7:15 am et/4:15 AM Pt

Sasaki, 23, got this battle by meeting with Norman Junior and politely asked for this opportunity. Criticism, there was enough to gain Brian to take the battle, but it would not help his popularity with fans. The Americans are unfamiliar with Sasaki, and 4:00 am with a broadcast time for an event on Thursday means that the audience in boxing will not see it widely in the United States.

Norman Junior (27-0, 21 Cos) chose this battle against Sasaki (19-1-1, 17 Cos) due to a unification match against IBF and WBA Welterweight Champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis. It was clear that it was better to take Norman, but the danger would be much higher than his playing safe and defense against Sassaki.

Norman Junior against Sassaki: weights, details of the fighting

The Battle of Norman Junior will be shown on Thursday in the Ata City public hall in Tokyo. The event will be displayed live on ESPN+ at 4:00 AM ET/1: 00 AM PT). The main Battle of the title will be around 7:15 am EST/4:15 am

Complete weights for Tokio

– Brian Norman Junior – 146.8 opposite Jane Sasaki – 146.8
Sora Tanaka 146.8 against Tikro Kataba 146.8
Yuya Oku 125.4 vs. Reiya Abe 125.7
– Christian Araneita 107.6 against Thanongsak Simsri 107.4

This will get Sasaki’s home feature, which may not be enough to help him. Norman Junior strikes heavily, and his opponents want to fight strongly. Therefore, if Sasaki wants to go to war, Norman Junior will absorb it with pleasure.

Sasaki has a 78 % row exit rate, but his victory in stopping stopping less opposition. He can definitely punch, but it is slow. Sasaki has yet to fight a first -class competitor during his career, but WBO is still giving him No. 2. He must be much lower, but WBO has its reasons.