Rosario needed to take a knee. He was all over the place and getting hit clean. At this stage of his career Rosario still had his power and skills but zero punch resistance. In winning the title by knocking out Garza in a one-sided fight it was still noticeable that he was stunned briefly by a hard jab at the start of the 3rd. In this fight the first solid shots Hiranaka landed he was shaken. The major weakness of Rosario as a fighter was his relative lack of what's called "ring generalship" - against attacking fighters, unless he imposed his power he struggled to control the fight. Hiranaka was strong and aggressive and came out swinging but a fighter of Rosario's ability and experience should have been able to out-maneuver him in the early going. There was no way the Japanese could keep throwing that that, even for the whole first round, without blowing up. But Rosario got involved in wild exchanges, trying for the KO immediately and got staggered himself. A fighter with more tactical guile would have defused the challenger, avoided his swings, picked him off with counters and then gradually taken him apart after he'd lost his early impetus. Rosario's people needed to get a fight with Chavez or Camacho straight after his spectacular KO of Garza, either of which would have been for big money. Instead 10 months go by and King has him and Chavez on a double-header here, to set up a rematch, with Camacho at ringside. Obviously nobody realized the extent of Rosario's deterioration and those plans got derailed. Granted, Chavez would have stopped him within 6 rounds, but Camacho would've been a fight he'd have had some chance in as Hector would have backpedaled.
I don't think he punch resistance was all gone, he got hurt but he didn't go down. Clearly by 1992 Rosario was nowhere near the figther he was when he stopped Bramble in the second and the fight against Chavez, Rosario took a savage beating and his best punches bounced off Chavez's jaw like nothing.
Rosario did clock Hiranaka, but it only momentarily fazed him and then he cracked Rosario and landed a substained fuselage of power punches. I don't think it was lack of ring generalship on Rosario's part, it was him always wanted to prove his toughness. He had a pretty damn good chin, it just wasn't on par with a prime Chavez's. Then again who can claim a better chin than Chavez in his prime.
@@charleslowe522 Those are good points and I was probably a bit harsh on Rosario's punch resistance. I think it would have been better to say that he was getting hit clean and most can only do that so often before it gets to them. That and him being a natural Lighweight who looked a bit small at 140.
The Mexican crowd cheering hard for a Japanese fighter shows just much they HATED Rosario, especially for his comments about Julio Cesar Chavez a few years prior... they didn't forget.. RIP El Chapo and I liked Hiranaka's style. very similar to Fighting Harada's.
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Saludos cordiales desde mi Pequeña isla de 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Soy Puertorriqueño, Y un gran fan de este deporte, lo sigo desde el año, 1978, tenía 10 años de edad, ya que mi padre, es un gran fan del Boxeo 🥊 Llevo siguiendo este deporte, por 44 años, y lo sigo, a nivel mundial, No quiero quitarle méritos, a el jabones, 👇👇 🇯🇵 Akinoba Hiranaka 🇯🇵 PERO, les informo, que la pura realidad, es que en esa pelea, 👇👇 Edwin El Chapo Rosario, No entrenó NADA, para esa pelea, El chapo, tenía una adicción a las drogas, tan grande, que el cogió esa pelea, solo por el dinero, Si se Fijan bien, se ve que El Chapo Rosario, estaba hasta fuera de forma, se veía gordito, no tenía ni siquiera buen balance, El Chapo Rosario, creí que con solo su talento, era más que suficiente, para ganar esa pelea, PERO se equivocó, y otra pelea que El Chapo Rosario, no entrenó NADA, fue contra Juan Nasario, la 2 pelea entre ellos 2, y lo demuestra el echo, que El chapo Rosario, no se veía, en condiciones, Es la pura realidad, lo sé perfectamente, y lo otro que demuestra, que El chapo Rosario, no entreno NADA para esas 2 peleas, es que tanto, el Jabones Akinobu Hiranaka, 🇯🇵 Y Juan Nasario, rápidamente, perdieron, sus próximas Peleas, inmediatamente, Edwin El Chapo Rosario, Pudo ser mejor Boxeador, Pero su adicción a las drogas, le pasó factura, Cómo sea, logró llegar al salón de la fama del Boxeo 🥊 mundial 🥊 Descanse en paz, Edwin El Chapo Rosario Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee.
Indeed, Rosario, the legendary Puerto Rican who I believe was more talented than Cotto-even close to Gomez, Benitez and Trinidad, may have been being defeated by drugs and alcohol then, but I don’t think he was in such a bad condition in this fight (by the way, Hiranaka said after the fight that Rosario's left hook&uppercut was incredible, so fast that he could hardly see it, and the hardest one he'd ever taken as well). Nor do I think this was just another one of those upsets. Hiranaka, who had not been "a former street fighter from Japan" LOL but a fomer Olympian of 1984 LA, was almost robbed in his previous title shot against Coggi in 1989. He deserved this win.
sorry for only getting back to you now. are you enjoying watching world cup now? sorry about your country(and my country), but definitely Argentina gave France the hardest time ever in this tournament. They say that France vs Belgium will be the de facto the finals. …Let's get back on track. I'm really glad to hear that from you ! His name is so familiar to Japanese boxing fans because he fought Japanese boxers three times, two of which were held in Japan. But two of them were no match for him, only Hiranaka had a chance against him. He might not have had much of a presence, hidden under the shadow of Chávez, but I still remember him clearly as a boxer with skills characteristic of latino boxers, and ‘course his ”Látigo” left( those two defeated by him were both actually known for hardest puncher in Japan at the time, but were shut out one being KOd). not to mention that referee is to blame for it. Coggi was for sure a great boxer and still remains in my memory.
Si rosario hubiera seguido con su diciplina que tenía al principio de su carrete la cosa fuese diferente eso te lo garantizo conociendo a chapo le hubiese puesto los ojos al chino redondo
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Well I thought it was a quick stoppage, however this might have been Ernesto Magana's come uppance for his horrible refereeing during the Roberto Duran vs Davey Moore fight, where he allowed Davey Moore to receive unbridled punishment from Duran when Moore was unable to defend himself.
Man...what would Boxing in the ‘80’s have been if all of the fighters weren’t strung out on drugs. Rosario was a cokehead at this point. Only 29 and already beyond washed up. Sad.
Rosario looked huge and show, showed none of the defense that he showed against Howard Davis. Part of it is because of Hiranaka's crowding style. But I also think that Rosario is past it, at this point.
Rosario was lucky that the referee stopped this fight. Rosario would have been ko'd and possibly seriously injured. This is boxing and too many punches to the head would have left Rosario talking like Wilfred Gomez. All of the fights that Gomez won required him to take lots of shots to the head. The same with Rosario. Rosario was made to pay for all of the trash that he said to JC Chavez prior to their fight. That person who wrote that the Japanese sports could not translate into English should not be criticizing anyone. Smokey
La repetida historia una y otra vez , el peleador boricua buen boxeador y buena pegada por naturalesa , solo un problema el mismo problema son buenos llegan a ser campeones y pocos mas al ranking , pero luego se descuidan y se olvidan de Boxear tecnicos y dependen de la pagada estando fuera de forma , y esta pelea es prueba de todos los resultados del fracaso del boxeo Boricua ,🧐🤨🤔🙄😕🙁😕🙁😟😟...
Saludos cordiales desde mi Pequeña isla de 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 Mi hermano, saludos, tienes toda la razón aquí, Cuando puedas, Lee el comentario, mío por aquí, para que tengas la información exacta, Ya que yo soy Boricua, y y gran fan del Boxeo 🥊, Para que tengas la información exacta 👍 Pero tu tienes toda la razón aquí, bendiciones. Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee.
Youngest filipino champion morris east at age 18 beat akinobu before pacquiao we had p villa ceferino garcia flash elorde rolando navarette ben villaflor luisito espinosa and morris east they had better skills than pacquiao pacquiao fought with energy and heart and for his country
Edwin Rosario truly was a prodigy of boxing he was an excellent defensive boxer with a power pump that was too much, but something happened right before he had that first fight against Ramirez for the title, in that fight he didn't have the mobility not the power or the defense, and after that his carrier was up and down, finally he lost the Battle to drugs abuse, lots of Puerto Rican boxers suffered the same faith....RIP Edwin Rosario...😑😒😞😔🙏🙏...
戦前の予想は、某専門誌で３－７から２－８で不利と書いてありました
論調も負けること前提で、後進のためにも全力を出し切ってほしいとのものでした
ですが、蓋を開けるとこの展開。コッジ戦もそうですが、平仲は地力があるんですよ。
Rosario needed to take a knee. He was all over the place and getting hit clean. At this stage of his career Rosario still had his power and skills but zero punch resistance. In winning the title by knocking out Garza in a one-sided fight it was still noticeable that he was stunned briefly by a hard jab at the start of the 3rd. In this fight the first solid shots Hiranaka landed he was shaken. The major weakness of Rosario as a fighter was his relative lack of what's called "ring generalship" - against attacking fighters, unless he imposed his power he struggled to control the fight. Hiranaka was strong and aggressive and came out swinging but a fighter of Rosario's ability and experience should have been able to out-maneuver him in the early going. There was no way the Japanese could keep throwing that that, even for the whole first round, without blowing up. But Rosario got involved in wild exchanges, trying for the KO immediately and got staggered himself. A fighter with more tactical guile would have defused the challenger, avoided his swings, picked him off with counters and then gradually taken him apart after he'd lost his early impetus.
Rosario's people needed to get a fight with Chavez or Camacho straight after his spectacular KO of Garza, either of which would have been for big money. Instead 10 months go by and King has him and Chavez on a double-header here, to set up a rematch, with Camacho at ringside. Obviously nobody realized the extent of Rosario's deterioration and those plans got derailed. Granted, Chavez would have stopped him within 6 rounds, but Camacho would've been a fight he'd have had some chance in as Hector would have backpedaled.
I agree, this is a more faded Rosario. RIP, never forgotten.
I don't think he punch resistance was all gone, he got hurt but he didn't go down. Clearly by 1992 Rosario was nowhere near the figther he was when he stopped Bramble in the second and the fight against Chavez, Rosario took a savage beating and his best punches bounced off Chavez's jaw like nothing.
Rosario did clock Hiranaka, but it only momentarily fazed him and then he cracked Rosario and landed a substained fuselage of power punches. I don't think it was lack of ring generalship on Rosario's part, it was him always wanted to prove his toughness. He had a pretty damn good chin, it just wasn't on par with a prime Chavez's. Then again who can claim a better chin than Chavez in his prime.
@@charleslowe522 Those are good points and I was probably a bit harsh on Rosario's punch resistance. I think it would have been better to say that he was getting hit clean and most can only do that so often before it gets to them. That and him being a natural Lighweight who looked a bit small at 140.
Excelente reflexión !!
こんな強いチャンピオンに勝つなんて凄い‼️しかも🇲🇽メキシコで
しかも１ラウンドで
エドウィン ロサリオを海外、メキシコで破った平仲選手は、本当に凄いと思います！海外でチャンピオンになった選手は、ごく僅かですから‼️
Hiranaka is good.. 沖縄 で いる 間 とき ... 会いました.
当時(日本では)辰吉丈一郎が有頂天を極めていました(WBCバンタム級)
フリオ・セサール・チャベスがWBC(当時jウェルター級)平仲明信がWBAを獲得し
世界に喧嘩を売りました!w懐かしい映像ありがとうm(_ _)m
平仲さん最高ですよね。
The Mexican crowd cheering hard for a Japanese fighter shows just much they HATED Rosario, especially for his comments about Julio Cesar Chavez a few years prior... they didn't forget.. RIP El Chapo and I liked Hiranaka's style. very similar to Fighting Harada's.
Hiranaka is like the most jomon-looking japanese I've ever seen.
Yeah, I guess the beard helps.
I had to look up the definition of Jomon. Great analysis. Lol, hunter-gatherer or caveman this fella’s a throwback- hard to tell he’s Japanese!
He's Ainu
@@cedricliggins7528he is Ryukyuan
Drugged out version of Rosario. Zero punch resistance.
Holy shit I’ve been watching boxing since the mid 90’s and this is one of the most impressive performances! High level 1st round shut out!
Que lastima con Chapo. Ya se notaba que andaba en las drogas 😞
Saludos cordiales desde mi Pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Mi hermano, saludos, desde 🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
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Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee.
Saludos cordiales desde mi Pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Soy Puertorriqueño,
Y un gran fan de este deporte, lo sigo desde el año, 1978, tenía 10 años de edad, ya que mi padre, es un gran fan del Boxeo 🥊
Llevo siguiendo este deporte, por 44 años, y lo sigo, a nivel mundial,
No quiero quitarle méritos, a el jabones, 👇👇
🇯🇵 Akinoba Hiranaka 🇯🇵
PERO, les informo, que la pura realidad, es que en esa pelea, 👇👇
Edwin El Chapo Rosario,
No entrenó NADA, para esa pelea, El chapo, tenía una adicción a las drogas, tan grande, que el cogió esa pelea, solo por el dinero,
Si se Fijan bien, se ve que El Chapo Rosario, estaba hasta fuera de forma, se veía gordito, no tenía ni siquiera buen balance,
El Chapo Rosario, creí que con solo su talento, era más que suficiente, para ganar esa pelea, PERO se equivocó, y otra pelea que El Chapo Rosario, no entrenó NADA, fue contra Juan Nasario, la 2 pelea entre ellos 2, y lo demuestra el echo, que El chapo Rosario, no se veía, en condiciones, Es la pura realidad, lo sé perfectamente, y lo otro que demuestra, que El chapo Rosario, no entreno NADA para esas 2 peleas, es que tanto, el Jabones Akinobu Hiranaka, 🇯🇵
Y Juan Nasario, rápidamente, perdieron, sus próximas Peleas, inmediatamente,
Edwin El Chapo Rosario,
Pudo ser mejor Boxeador,
Pero su adicción a las drogas, le pasó factura,
Cómo sea, logró llegar al salón de la fama del Boxeo 🥊 mundial 🥊
Descanse en paz,
Edwin El Chapo Rosario
Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee.
Gracias por esas palabras y saludos
Mashiba Ryo vs Marcus Rosario?
The ref stop it too early.
I agree
Indeed, Rosario, the legendary Puerto Rican who I believe was more talented than Cotto-even close to Gomez, Benitez and Trinidad, may have been being defeated by drugs and alcohol then, but I don’t think he was in such a bad condition in this fight (by the way, Hiranaka said after the fight that Rosario's left hook&uppercut was incredible, so fast that he could hardly see it, and the hardest one he'd ever taken as well).
Nor do I think this was just another one of those upsets.
Hiranaka, who had not been "a former street fighter from Japan" LOL but a fomer Olympian of 1984 LA, was almost robbed in his previous title shot against Coggi in 1989.
He deserved this win.
Im Argentinian. Hiranaka, won against Coggi.
soft76cider rosario was amazing he had a drug addiction and still koed a lot of quality opposition
sorry for only getting back to you now.
are you enjoying watching world cup now?
sorry about your country(and my country), but definitely Argentina gave France the hardest time ever in this tournament.
They say that France vs Belgium will be the de facto the finals.
…Let's get back on track.
I'm really glad to hear that from you !
His name is so familiar to Japanese boxing fans because he fought Japanese boxers three times, two of which were held in Japan.
But two of them were no match for him, only Hiranaka had a chance against him.
He might not have had much of a presence, hidden under the shadow of Chávez, but I still remember him clearly as a boxer with skills characteristic of latino boxers, and ‘course his ”Látigo” left( those two defeated by him were both actually known for hardest puncher in Japan at the time, but were shut out one being KOd).
not to mention that referee is to blame for it.
Coggi was for sure a great boxer and still remains in my memory.
No wonder i have nt never heard of this referee..what a jackass
As Gomez and benitez he was affected by drug abuse. No excuse he should have known better
That japanese boxer have the samurai face Is awsome
It was a sad moment for Chapo Rosario and Puerto Rican boxing😔
He was just washed up here you just know he was slower older and stiffer
Yeah when in form he was most dangerous but here forget it El Chapo got El stiffo
The ref knew he had to stop the Chapos head swiveling back and forth and wobbling around like a baby with a loaded diaper
That
I remember watching this as a kid 😢
最高やん!
Si rosario hubiera seguido con su diciplina que tenía al principio de su carrete la cosa fuese diferente eso te lo garantizo conociendo a chapo le hubiese puesto los ojos al chino redondo
Mi hermano saludos desde mi Pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
De informó que tienes toda la razón aquí, Lee mi comentario, de este vídeo, y léelo, para que tengas la información exacta,
Pero, tu tienes toda la razón aquí, bendiciones.
Albert Colón Lee 🇵🇷
Well I thought it was a quick stoppage, however this might have been Ernesto Magana's come uppance for his horrible refereeing during the Roberto Duran vs Davey Moore fight, where he allowed Davey Moore to receive unbridled punishment from Duran when Moore was unable to defend himself.
That’s a good point
Not daddy stiff legs got rocked all around the ring!
Woe he was on his last legs here
الملاكم الكوبي كبير جداً بالعمر والملاكم الياباني شاب
Hajime no ippo mashiba vs rosario
Man...what would Boxing in the ‘80’s have been if all of the fighters weren’t strung out on drugs. Rosario was a cokehead at this point. Only 29 and already beyond washed up. Sad.
Some fighters stayed disciplined.
Rosario looked huge and show, showed none of the defense that he showed against Howard Davis. Part of it is because of Hiranaka's crowding style. But I also think that Rosario is past it, at this point.
True
It's pretty cool that he was cornered by, Mario, and that finish... Mamma Mia!
Ryo Mashiba vs Marcus Rosario
هذا النزال في الثمانينات. من الشارب
Did anyone else yell "BONZAI!" at the bell?
6:00
カマチョも客席でガッツポーズ
この試合は情報としては、知ってたけど、見るのは、はじめて。平仲凄かった。なんでタイトル手放したんだっけ?練習し過ぎだっけか?
He was beaten up my Morris East
Rosario was lucky that the referee stopped this fight. Rosario would have been ko'd and possibly seriously injured. This is boxing and too many punches to the head would have left Rosario talking like Wilfred Gomez. All of the fights that Gomez won required him to take lots of shots to the head. The same with Rosario. Rosario was made to pay for all of the trash that he said to JC Chavez prior to their fight. That person who wrote that the Japanese sports could not translate into English should not be criticizing anyone. Smokey
La repetida historia una y otra vez , el peleador boricua buen boxeador y buena pegada por naturalesa , solo un problema el mismo problema son buenos llegan a ser campeones y pocos mas al ranking , pero luego se descuidan y se olvidan de Boxear tecnicos y dependen de la pagada estando fuera de forma , y esta pelea es prueba de todos los resultados del fracaso del boxeo Boricua ,🧐🤨🤔🙄😕🙁😕🙁😟😟...
Saludos cordiales desde mi Pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Mi hermano, saludos, tienes toda la razón aquí,
Cuando puedas, Lee el comentario, mío por aquí, para que tengas la información exacta,
Ya que yo soy Boricua, y y gran fan del Boxeo 🥊,
Para que tengas la información exacta 👍
Pero tu tienes toda la razón aquí, bendiciones.
Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee.
🇯🇵🥊
メキシコでは、ロザリオ人気ないんだ。
Rosario send him to eat 🌮
Youngest filipino champion morris east at age 18 beat akinobu before pacquiao we had p villa ceferino garcia flash elorde rolando navarette ben villaflor luisito espinosa and morris east they had better skills than pacquiao pacquiao fought with energy and heart and for his country
Edwin Rosario truly was a prodigy of boxing he was an excellent defensive boxer with a power pump that was too much, but something happened right before he had that first fight against Ramirez for the title, in that fight he didn't have the mobility not the power or the defense, and after that his carrier was up and down, finally he lost the Battle to drugs abuse, lots of Puerto Rican boxers suffered the same faith....RIP Edwin Rosario...😑😒😞😔🙏🙏...
Horrible stoppage. Rosario was not that badly hurt. He should have been allowed to go on.
Man he had him cha cha ing all over the ring and was way stiff and getting ready to be popped on the floor the ref knew he had to stop that!
Muy bueno el referí
He been going downhill but this what was he training on women and wine he was like way stiff and soggy
En solo un rraun vensieron a rrosario
Terrible stoppage
🥊💪💣
Hermosa bandera mexicana
💖💖💖💖💖💖👊🏻👊🏾👊🏼👊🏿💯💪🏽💪🏾
Paresen hemos
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Ay tienen asu chapo rosario noqueado jajaja
Felicidades
Igual mi chapo tumbo a tu mujer pendejo
Rosario didn't want to be there'