Mikito Nakano and Yuki Nagano back in action on December 5th!
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On December 5th we'll see the next show in the Dynamic Gloves series. At the moment the full details of the show haven't been announced though we have been informed of two of the bouts on the show.
The main event will see the hotly tipped Mikito Nakano (4-0, 4) [中野幹士] headlining in an 8 round bout against Ruito Saeki (7-3-1, 1) [佐伯瑠壱斗]. This is, on paper, the toughest bout so far for Nakano and a win here would put him within touching distance of his first title fight. The talented Nakano has looked really impressive, but has looked levels above his competition so far and Saeki is a good step upwards for him, but Nakano will again be strongly favoured here.
Although the clear under-dog it is worth noting that Saeki has never been stopped and has gone 8 rounds with Takenori Ohashi and Ken Osato. He is certainly a durable fighter however he hasn't scored a win since November 2017 and we don't imagine that changing when he gets in with Nakano.
The other bout announced for the card will see former Japanese Welterweight champion Yuki Nagano (17-3, 13) [永野祐樹] battle against Masafumi Ando (6-10-2, 3) [安藤暢文] in an 8 rounder. On paper this is a mismatch, though it's understandable given that this will be Nagano's first bout since he lost the Japanese title to Keita Obara back in February, and he'll want a chance to rebuild his confidence following that defeat.
At the moment it's unclear if this will be aired live on G+ or on delay, though given there doesn't appear to be a title bout, of any kind, on the card we are assuming that this is likely to be aired on tape delay.
Given only 2 bouts have been announced there is room for more bouts to be add to the card, and we wouldn't be surprised if several of the former amateur stars who signed with Teiken earlier this year feature on the show.
The main event will see the hotly tipped Mikito Nakano (4-0, 4) [中野幹士] headlining in an 8 round bout against Ruito Saeki (7-3-1, 1) [佐伯瑠壱斗]. This is, on paper, the toughest bout so far for Nakano and a win here would put him within touching distance of his first title fight. The talented Nakano has looked really impressive, but has looked levels above his competition so far and Saeki is a good step upwards for him, but Nakano will again be strongly favoured here.
Although the clear under-dog it is worth noting that Saeki has never been stopped and has gone 8 rounds with Takenori Ohashi and Ken Osato. He is certainly a durable fighter however he hasn't scored a win since November 2017 and we don't imagine that changing when he gets in with Nakano.
The other bout announced for the card will see former Japanese Welterweight champion Yuki Nagano (17-3, 13) [永野祐樹] battle against Masafumi Ando (6-10-2, 3) [安藤暢文] in an 8 rounder. On paper this is a mismatch, though it's understandable given that this will be Nagano's first bout since he lost the Japanese title to Keita Obara back in February, and he'll want a chance to rebuild his confidence following that defeat.
At the moment it's unclear if this will be aired live on G+ or on delay, though given there doesn't appear to be a title bout, of any kind, on the card we are assuming that this is likely to be aired on tape delay.
Given only 2 bouts have been announced there is room for more bouts to be add to the card, and we wouldn't be surprised if several of the former amateur stars who signed with Teiken earlier this year feature on the show.