Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Kenshiro "The Amazing Boy" Teraji and Ricardo "El Nino" Sandoval headline a thrilling boxing event at Yokohama Buntai in Kanagawa, vying for the WBC World and WBA World Flyweight Titles. 

Teraji is a seasoned fighter from Japan with 25 wins, having turned professional in 2014. His illustrious career is marked by his swift techniques in the flyweight division. Sandoval, from California, stands with an impressive record of 26 wins and began his professional journey in 2016. The Mexican-American pugilist showcases agility and determination.

Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval Fight Card

• Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval
• Antonio Vargas vs Daigo Higa
• Erick Rosa vs Kyosuke Takami
• Tensho Isobe vs Joe Umezawa
• Yuki Taniguchi vs Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura

Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval Undercard

Kenshiro Teraji vs Ricardo Sandoval Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Kenshiro Teraji record: 25-1
• Ricardo Sandoval record: 26-2
• Belts at stake: WBC World & WBA World Flyweight Titles

Kenshiro Teraji will face Ricardo Sandoval, with the WBC World and WBA World Flyweight Titles at stake.

Kenshiro Teraji, known as "The Amazing Boy," turned pro in 2014. He holds a record of 25 wins, 1 loss, and no draws. He has not won by knockout. His recent opponents were not listed. Given his light flyweight experience and limited recent fight details, evaluating his upcoming performance remains speculative.

Ricardo Sandoval, referred to as "El Nino," started his professional career in 2016. His fight record stands at 26 wins and 2 losses, also without knockouts. Similar lack of information on past competitors challenges exact predictions for the match against Teraji at flyweight.

Antonio Vargas vs Daigo Higa Fight

Antonio Vargas faces Daigo Higa with the WBA World Bantamweight Title on the line.

• Division/Weight: None
• Antonio Vargas record: 19-1
• Daigo Higa record: 21-3
• Belts at stake: WBA World Bantamweight Title

Antonio Vargas, from Kissimmee, Florida, turned pro with an impressive record of 19 wins and 1 loss. Despite having no knockout victories, he maintains strong orthodoxy in his stance. The lack of details about his last bouts gives little insight into recent form. His height and reach advantage could work against Daigo Higa's shorter stature.

Daigo Higa comes in with a professional record of 21 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws. Fighting out of Tokyo and sporting a similar orthodox stance, his experience might edge Vargas. However, Higa's less reach constraints could impact against Vargas’s height benefit.

Erick Rosa vs Kyosuke Takami Fight

Erick Rosa faces Kyosuke Takami for the WBA World Light Flyweight Title.

• Division/Weight: None
• Erick Rosa record: 8-0
• Kyosuke Takami record: 9-0
• Belts at stake: WBA World Light Flyweight Title

Erick Rosa, known as "Mini Pacman", turned pro with an impressive record of 8 wins, 0 losses, and no draws. He has not secured any knockout victories yet. Standing at 160 cm, he employs orthodox stance strategies and hails from the Dominican Republic. Without prior bout analysis available, evaluating past opponents' performance is challenging; however, his spotless record signals a formidable challenge for Takami in the light flyweight category.

Kyosuke Takami also boasts an undefeated streak with 9 wins and no losses or draws. With a height advantage at 165 cm and sharing an orthodox stance like Erick, he previously faced similarly unblemished contenders but lacks exposure to high-stake belt defenses. This collision between two unbeaten fighters guarantees heightened boxing tactics on display as they seek title glory together.

Tensho Isobe vs Joe Umezawa Fight

Tensho Isobe takes on Joe Umezawa with no belts at stake.

• Division/Weight: None
• Tensho Isobe record:
• Joe Umezawa record: 1-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Tensho Isobe is an orthodox fighter from Tokyo, Japan. His professional debut date, fight record, and titles are not specified. With no recorded recent bouts or opponent history to evaluate, Isobe's fighting capabilities and upcoming performance remain unclear. Any predictions without more data would be speculative.

Joe Umezawa, also fighting in an orthodox stance, has three bouts under his belt with a 1-2 record and no KOs. The limited fight experience suggests challenges ahead against more seasoned opponents. Without notable past performances or wins by knockout, Umezawa faces uncertainty against Isobe.

Yuki Taniguchi vs Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura Fight

Yuki Taniguchi will face Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura, with no belts or titles at stake.

• Division/Weight: None
• Yuki Taniguchi record:
• Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura record: 0-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Yuki Taniguchi does not have a fight record. Details about his professional journey are unavailable. Without past fights to analyze, predicting his performance against Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura is purely speculative.

Yukihiro Mebius Kitamura turned pro recently with one loss and no victories. He stands 179 cm tall and fights in the orthodox stance. The absence of wins suggests improvement areas. Given their records, both fighters enter this match unknown quantities, adding unpredictability to the bout based on experience alone.

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