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December 04, 2021, 02:54:03 AM
#52
edit : I just read an article that this fight is postponed, so it will not happen at the end of the year. This is owed to new covid restrictions.

https://www.badlefthook.com/2021/12/3/22816367/kazuto-ioka-vs-jerwin-ancajas-unification-officially-postponed-boxing-news-2021

Damn, this could be the first of many fights that will be postponed due to this new COVID-19 variant. I think the fight between Murata and GGG will also be postponed and the Inoue defense might as well be held early next year.

I knew that this is only temporary but I'm hoping that those fights involving popular boxers must be held in the US.
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December 03, 2021, 06:38:50 PM
#51
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.
I wont see this to be a big factor that would affect Ancajas performance and yet if we do really count off the duration of the entire round time wont really be that enough on affecting someones condition except on getting exhaustion due to the fight itself.

I agree that they are bit aware of Japans weather condition which a boxer could really have already planned on being able to adapt
yet being a boxer who do flew on different countries would be mainly having this consideration.

The boxers always consider the environment they are in, this is the reason why sometimes they train in the country where the venue is.
They know their weaknesses, so that's the job of their respective coaches, to address those weaknesses before the match.
I guess, I will be betting on the Filipino boxer here. A lot of Filipino boxers are getting famous because of their resilience inside the ring.
Also, take into account that Ancajas is under MP Promotions (Pacquiao's company), which I believe, he is in good hands.

edit : I just read an article that this fight is postponed, so it will not happen at the end of the year. This is owed to new covid restrictions.

https://www.badlefthook.com/2021/12/3/22816367/kazuto-ioka-vs-jerwin-ancajas-unification-officially-postponed-boxing-news-2021
Dang, how unfortunate to hear up the news i though this would push through.Any news for other possible or upcoming fights to be postponed as well?
Im not seeing for this to be that serious specially now that new variant comes out.It feels like we are already going back to the start where
we are really that affected on this pandemic situation.Hope on next year we would continue into those normal days that
we've been used to.

I guess, we need to expect more fights or other sports events to be postponed owed to this new Omicron variant. Some countries area already closing borders from other countries like S. Africa or being strict again with the travelers. So the fights that are scheduled for last week of December may possibly be postponed. So hold off your bets for now and keep up with the news.
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December 03, 2021, 06:35:30 PM
#50
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.
I wont see this to be a big factor that would affect Ancajas performance and yet if we do really count off the duration of the entire round time wont really be that enough on affecting someones condition except on getting exhaustion due to the fight itself.

I agree that they are bit aware of Japans weather condition which a boxer could really have already planned on being able to adapt
yet being a boxer who do flew on different countries would be mainly having this consideration.

The boxers always consider the environment they are in, this is the reason why sometimes they train in the country where the venue is.
They know their weaknesses, so that's the job of their respective coaches, to address those weaknesses before the match.
I guess, I will be betting on the Filipino boxer here. A lot of Filipino boxers are getting famous because of their resilience inside the ring.
Also, take into account that Ancajas is under MP Promotions (Pacquiao's company), which I believe, he is in good hands.

edit : I just read an article that this fight is postponed, so it will not happen at the end of the year. This is owed to new covid restrictions.

https://www.badlefthook.com/2021/12/3/22816367/kazuto-ioka-vs-jerwin-ancajas-unification-officially-postponed-boxing-news-2021
Dang, how unfortunate to hear up the news i though this would push through.Any news for other possible or upcoming fights to be postponed as well?
Im not seeing for this to be that serious specially now that new variant comes out.It feels like we are already going back to the start where
we are really that affected on this pandemic situation.Hope on next year we would continue into those normal days that
we've been used to.
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December 03, 2021, 05:48:58 PM
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One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.
I wont see this to be a big factor that would affect Ancajas performance and yet if we do really count off the duration of the entire round time wont really be that enough on affecting someones condition except on getting exhaustion due to the fight itself.

I agree that they are bit aware of Japans weather condition which a boxer could really have already planned on being able to adapt
yet being a boxer who do flew on different countries would be mainly having this consideration.

The boxers always consider the environment they are in, this is the reason why sometimes they train in the country where the venue is.
They know their weaknesses, so that's the job of their respective coaches, to address those weaknesses before the match.
I guess, I will be betting on the Filipino boxer here. A lot of Filipino boxers are getting famous because of their resilience inside the ring.
Also, take into account that Ancajas is under MP Promotions (Pacquiao's company), which I believe, he is in good hands.

edit : I just read an article that this fight is postponed, so it will not happen at the end of the year. This is owed to new covid restrictions.

https://www.badlefthook.com/2021/12/3/22816367/kazuto-ioka-vs-jerwin-ancajas-unification-officially-postponed-boxing-news-2021
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December 03, 2021, 05:23:44 PM
#48
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.
I wont see this to be a big factor that would affect Ancajas performance and yet if we do really count off the duration of the entire round time wont really be that enough on affecting someones condition except on getting exhaustion due to the fight itself.

I agree that they are bit aware of Japans weather condition which a boxer could really have already planned on being able to adapt
yet being a boxer who do flew on different countries would be mainly having this consideration.
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December 02, 2021, 11:11:16 AM
#47
It's overwhelming how pinoys compete with passion. Not bias, I watch a lot of foreign movies instead of our own but when it comes to sports especially in boxing, I love to see fellow Filipinos compete.
Ancajas and Ioka are both great boxers. They were molded by handwork, patience and time. They have proven their love for the sport they love.
Individually, I observed that Ancajas uses his strengths (height, reach, speed and body), he thinks carefully and has great combination. On the other hand, Ioka, I have watched some of his previous matches and have notice great improvement in his game for the past years. His speed and aggressiveness sure are noticeable. Both have unique way of throwing punches yet strong. Ioka may have a bit of edge when it comes to stamina but I think both can keep up until round 9 or 10 with the same energy. This will definitely be an interesting fight.
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December 02, 2021, 09:37:36 AM
#46
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.

Right, I haven't check Jerwin's record but maybe this is not the first time that he will go and fight in Japan. And for sure they have taken this in consideration already and could be entering Japan much earlier. This fight is more of a mental game for him, going to the opponents country and beating him, that is what's more important for him and that should be the one in his mind. The physical, these boxers are well trained, so it boils down on the mental aspect of the game.

Jerwin's team anticipates that and as a fighter, he needs to overcome anything that will hinder to his fight.

More conditioning training that will help him to adopt this kind of weather, aside from mental he also needs to strengthen his stamina
Fighting against your opponent's home really needs both to be enhanced.

He needs to prepare everything to prove that he can beat Ioka and to have more fights for his career.

He has a good record, 33 wins, and 1 loss only against Mark Anthony Geraldo via MD but that was in the early stage of his career. About the weather condition, I'm sure he will be able to adjust as he has fought in cold countries as well, so I don't see it as a problem for him.
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December 02, 2021, 05:39:46 AM
#45
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.

Right, I haven't check Jerwin's record but maybe this is not the first time that he will go and fight in Japan. And for sure they have taken this in consideration already and could be entering Japan much earlier. This fight is more of a mental game for him, going to the opponents country and beating him, that is what's more important for him and that should be the one in his mind. The physical, these boxers are well trained, so it boils down on the mental aspect of the game.

Jerwin's team anticipates that and as a fighter, he needs to overcome anything that will hinder to his fight.

More conditioning training that will help him to adopt this kind of weather, aside from mental he also needs to strengthen his stamina
Fighting against your opponent's home really needs both to be enhanced.

He needs to prepare everything to prove that he can beat Ioka and to have more fights for his career.
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December 02, 2021, 03:16:08 AM
#44
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.

Right, I haven't check Jerwin's record but maybe this is not the first time that he will go and fight in Japan. And for sure they have taken this in consideration already and could be entering Japan much earlier. This fight is more of a mental game for him, going to the opponents country and beating him, that is what's more important for him and that should be the one in his mind. The physical, these boxers are well trained, so it boils down on the mental aspect of the game.
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December 02, 2021, 02:53:52 AM
#43
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.

Yeah, team Ancajas should come to Japan at least two week for him to really be familiar with the weather because for sure it will be snowing in Japan and the Philippines doesn't have that one in their calendar. So get early in Japan then continue his training under this weather so that once the actual fight, there will be no more adjustment in the coldness of Japan as his body are used to it already.
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December 02, 2021, 02:26:45 AM
#42
I'm not sure who would win here but I think I will go for Ancajas to win.

A Filipino fighter always has the blood of a real warrior, so whoever is promoting Ancajas, I still think he will get this win and I consider this a big fight for him since the record Ioka is good, in fact, I only see a little advantage of Ancajas here so he needs to train hard and be careful when in the ring.
We can't all be sure about this one, this is boxing and really unpredictable especially on this match where both of the boxer have their own good records and a good skills based on their previous matches.

Ancajas was able to depend his belt for the 10th time, so this can be a big pressure to him to depend it against another champion. This is an exciting match never the less, I also believe on the strength of Filipino boxer so I think, Ancajas has a higher chance to win.
They are both in SFW division, and I also note that their record, height and reach advantage have only little gaps, as well as their KO rate. So this fight will be a close one and they're both tough, because this Japanese challenger is also at his 4th win streak and it's just the pressure that is added into Ancajas carrying, as well as the flag of all Filipinos.
Also, the winter season in Japan is approaching, so it's gonna be a very tough training for Ancajas.
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December 02, 2021, 01:50:48 AM
#41
One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.

Good catch right there. Extremely cold weather tends to weaken the body of a person who has used to be on a torrid weather.
However, Ancajas might already be in a place where it's close as cold as the winter in Japan. He might have adapted into different kinds of weather especially that he's constantly flying from 1 country to another whenever he has a fight.

Moreover, body conditioning will be they key to eliminate that factor, keep the sweat coming once he steps foot on the ring.
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December 01, 2021, 09:04:27 PM
#40
I'm not sure who would win here but I think I will go for Ancajas to win.

A Filipino fighter always has the blood of a real warrior, so whoever is promoting Ancajas, I still think he will get this win and I consider this a big fight for him since the record Ioka is good, in fact, I only see a little advantage of Ancajas here so he needs to train hard and be careful when in the ring.
We can't all be sure about this one, this is boxing and really unpredictable especially on this match where both of the boxer have their own good records and a good skills based on their previous matches.

Ancajas was able to depend his belt for the 10th time, so this can be a big pressure to him to depend it against another champion. This is an exciting match never the less, I also believe on the strength of Filipino boxer so I think, Ancajas has a higher chance to win.

No one can be sure of who will win as even the fight between Kambasos and Lopez was a statement that a big upset could happen. This one is a fair match, both are champions, so they are good and for sure the odds are not like Lopez vs Kambasos fight. By the way, could anyone tell me how to watch this fight live? I mean, is there a channel in the Philippines that will broadcast the fight?

Probably local cable channel will cover this one mate, but let's see. As far as I can remember Sky Cable has a "Fight Sports HD".

Anyhow, yeah this could be a 50/50 fight as both holds a belt although the advantage of Ancajas is that he has defended his 10x already and undefeated with that.

One thing that comes to my mind is the weather factor, Japan by December is very cold and Ancajas should acclimatised himself otherwise it might affect him in this fight as Pinoys are not used to a very cold weather.
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December 01, 2021, 07:39:14 PM
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I'm not sure who would win here but I think I will go for Ancajas to win.

A Filipino fighter always has the blood of a real warrior, so whoever is promoting Ancajas, I still think he will get this win and I consider this a big fight for him since the record Ioka is good, in fact, I only see a little advantage of Ancajas here so he needs to train hard and be careful when in the ring.
We can't all be sure about this one, this is boxing and really unpredictable especially on this match where both of the boxer have their own good records and a good skills based on their previous matches.

Ancajas was able to depend his belt for the 10th time, so this can be a big pressure to him to depend it against another champion. This is an exciting match never the less, I also believe on the strength of Filipino boxer so I think, Ancajas has a higher chance to win.

No one can be sure of who will win as even the fight between Kambasos and Lopez was a statement that a big upset could happen. This one is a fair match, both are champions, so they are good and for sure the odds are not like Lopez vs Kambasos fight. By the way, could anyone tell me how to watch this fight live? I mean, is there a channel in the Philippines that will broadcast the fight?
You are right, because Kambosos and López already teaches a lot, but given that the greatest favoritism is going by the Filipino, we cannot underestimate the capacity of the other contender, in this case although the statistics may favor the Filipino, I would like to take Keep in mind that training is a fundamental basis to win any fight, regardless of favoritism, in the ring it is only the two of them, there the statistics do not weigh more than the others, the numbers can simply fall based on the performance that one has For both fighters, if I look at it from a fighter's point of view, either one can win. In fact, I'm not going for either one yet.
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November 28, 2021, 08:26:17 AM
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I'm not sure who would win here but I think I will go for Ancajas to win.

A Filipino fighter always has the blood of a real warrior, so whoever is promoting Ancajas, I still think he will get this win and I consider this a big fight for him since the record Ioka is good, in fact, I only see a little advantage of Ancajas here so he needs to train hard and be careful when in the ring.
We can't all be sure about this one, this is boxing and really unpredictable especially on this match where both of the boxer have their own good records and a good skills based on their previous matches.

Ancajas was able to depend his belt for the 10th time, so this can be a big pressure to him to depend it against another champion. This is an exciting match never the less, I also believe on the strength of Filipino boxer so I think, Ancajas has a higher chance to win.

No one can be sure of who will win as even the fight between Kambasos and Lopez was a statement that a big upset could happen. This one is a fair match, both are champions, so they are good and for sure the odds are not like Lopez vs Kambasos fight. By the way, could anyone tell me how to watch this fight live? I mean, is there a channel in the Philippines that will broadcast the fight?
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November 28, 2021, 08:03:34 AM
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I'm not sure who would win here but I think I will go for Ancajas to win.

A Filipino fighter always has the blood of a real warrior, so whoever is promoting Ancajas, I still think he will get this win and I consider this a big fight for him since the record Ioka is good, in fact, I only see a little advantage of Ancajas here so he needs to train hard and be careful when in the ring.
We can't all be sure about this one, this is boxing and really unpredictable especially on this match where both of the boxer have their own good records and a good skills based on their previous matches.

Ancajas was able to depend his belt for the 10th time, so this can be a big pressure to him to depend it against another champion. This is an exciting match never the less, I also believe on the strength of Filipino boxer so I think, Ancajas has a higher chance to win.
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November 28, 2021, 12:45:54 AM
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Ancajas has been defending his title for such a long time so I don't think he would just give it up that easy. I've seen how he defended his title during his previous fights and he was too aggressive which impressed lots of viewers. I'm sure that it will be a challenging match for Loka because Ancajas is well prepared for this.
Ancajas is still on his prime, we can really see it by his moves that aren't rusty and he's well favored in this match because of his experience than the Japanese fighter. Though, Ancajas is much younger than his opponent, we can't deny that even at his age, he already proved himself in his divison and this industry.
Ioka is a tough fighter too and have a high KO rate but sadly this isn't his fight, as also with the height, reach and experience advantage. So my bet is with the Pretty Boy Ancajas.
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November 27, 2021, 09:59:39 PM
#35
Both of them are pretty good boxer, this is will be a big match just like Inoue vs Donaire. It will be hard to predict which one will win this fight, but pretty sure Ancajas would be favorite here since he can defend his title for 9th times. I will wait the bookie set the odds first, if the odds for Ancajas is lower than 1.20 I will bet for Ioka. This is another fight with a good chance there's an upset here.
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November 27, 2021, 09:58:05 PM
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It's champion against champion but I'm on Ancajas here he is a more defined boxer between the two, even if the fight is going to be staged in Japan but Anacajas should not be complacent here and try to win by knocking out, it's hard to fight and get a win in your opponent's territory if the fight is very close I have seen this happen so many times, this is going to be a big lift for Ancajas if he unites the title.

It's always been a test of a resilience of a fighter whenever they were going to fight and will take place in their opponents territory and somehow the impact of audience could greatly affect both fighters performance inside the ring, many analysts always considering the place of the event to predict the fighter performance and Anjacas would going to be on that set. He is a strong fighter who have defended his title for a long time but this upcoming fight of him will for sure become a challenging fight for him.
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November 27, 2021, 08:59:52 PM
#33
Another good one is just about to end the year and finally, after the 9th successful defence title for Ancajas, he will fight the most likely has the chance to snatch the title from him. The fight will be one of the greatest fights he will have in his entire career as a pro. He is fighting another champion in their division which will make him one of the greatest boxers if he can unify it all and that would be the happiest new year for him.
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