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Tourei Knocked Out Chihiro Nakajima with a Single Left Hook. "I Beat Nakajima, Who Has Been at the Top for a Long Time," He Said, Calling for a Challenge Against K-1 Champion Tomoya Yokoyama.

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In the early stages, Nakajima bewildered Tourei with a variety of kicks (Photo by Yu Tsutano) In the super featherweight bout held as the semi-final of "Krush.192" (September 26th, Korakuen Hall, Tokyo), former Krush super featherweight champion Nakajima Chihiro (POWER […] The post Tourei knocks out Nakajima Chihiro with a single left hook. "I've beaten Nakajima, who's been at the top for a long time," he says, appealing for a challenge against …
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In the early stages, Nakajima bewildered Tourei with a variety of kicks (Photo by Yu Tsutano) In the super featherweight bout held as the semi-final of "Krush.192" (September 26th, Korakuen Hall, Tokyo), former Krush super featherweight champion Nakajima Chihiro (POWER […] The post Tourei knocks out Nakajima Chihiro with a single left hook. "I've beaten Nakajima, who's been at the top for a long time," he says, appealing for a challenge against …

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TOKYO HEADLINE broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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