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On May 11, 2024, Beijing time, in a professional boxing ropeweight match held in Incheon Paradise City, South Korea, the former two-division world boxing champion Hiroto Kyoguchi lost 0-3 by unanimous decision to former world boxing title challenger Vince Pallas from the Philippines after 10 rounds of matching.
A former mini- and sub-rope world champion, Kyoguchi has risen through the top 10 in the world in several organizations since moving up to ropeweight. His opponent, Vince Pallas, had only a single World Title fight at the IBF Mini level, and that was six years ago (May 2018). So before this game, everyone was optimistic that Kyoguchi Hongren would win easily.
However, while Kyoguchi seemed to dominate most of the rounds (and I don't say all 10 rounds) of the bout, at the end of the 10 rounds, the three judges on the floor gave the results 97-93, 97-93, 96-94, and Vince Pallas defeated Kyoguchi 3-0 by unanimous decision.
After the match, Kyoguchi couldn't believe the result. Frustrated, after returning to the hotel, Hiroto Kyoguchi updated his YouTube channel to talk about his state of mind after the match against Vince Pallas.
In the video, which was filmed by Kyoguchi's wife, Kyoguchi looks incredulous at the result, saying that he didn't say a word from the time he left the ring until he returned to his hotel room. At the same time, he expressed dissatisfaction with the result, making a statement similar to "The verdict was lost, what the hell did it turn out to be?" Evaluation.
"There was a feeling that I had to accept defeat, but I was puzzled by the result. I've lost one of my previous fights, but this time I don't feel like I've lost and I can't accept the result. Is this still boxing? I was very angry. In the video, Kyoguchi confided in his feelings after the match, and his words were full of anger.
However, in the video, Kyoguchi still very politely praises his opponent. However, because the result of the match hit his self-esteem, he admitted that he was a little shaken and did not want to continue his career.
"It's not easy to say, but I'm not in the mood to continue my career again. It's the first time I've felt this way in my boxing career. Although I can understand that from a fan perspective, it is not time to leave, but now I don't have the confidence to face boxing and opponents again. That's how I honestly feel. It's a little hard to understand right now. Kyoguchi's words hinted at the idea of ending his professional boxing career.
"Finally, thank you very much for your support." Kyoguchi ended the video by thanking his fans.