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Boxing: Ex-Champ Ginjiro Shigeoka Has Brain Surgery, Set to Retire

  • Japanese boxer Ginjiro Shigeoka lost a 12-round split decision at Intex Osaka on May 24, 2025, and subsequently lost consciousness in the ring before being stretchered out for emergency medical treatment.
  • The fight, a rematch against Filipino Pedro Taduran for the IBF minimumweight title, ended with Shigeoka showing no knockdowns but losing the bout.
  • Shortly after the decision, Shigeoka lost consciousness, was stretchered out, and was rushed to a hospital where doctors diagnosed an acute subdural hematoma requiring emergency brain surgery.
  • JBC secretary general Tsuyoshi Yasukochi confirmed Shigeoka, age 25 and a former IBF champion, is under observation in Osaka after a craniotomy, with improving health indicators and breathing unaided.
  • Due to Japanese Boxing Commission rules barring licensed fighters who undergo brain surgery, Shigeoka is required to retire, ending his professional boxing career.
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Boxing News broke the news in on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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