Fighters known for come from behind victories...

Yeah. Watched it recently in fact. Pretty sure Rivera had him down like twice, right? And Bernstein said it was "astonishing" and the most dramatic come from behind he'd ever seen.

 

You need to watch Takahashi's bouts with Noree Jockygym and Mark Horikoshi. I've also heard about his war with Shimabukuro but haven't seen it.

Also, watch this. I found it by chance and it was an insane WAR! Fits the comeback mold too.

 

Also, anything with Rocky Kelly is a guaranteed domestic war.

 

Naoto Takahashi vs Mitsuo Imazato I & II are both great as well.

 

I watched their first fight last night. Good brawl! I'll watch the rematch sometime today.

 

Fighting Harada I know of, Paul Fuji was American but of Japanese extract I believe.

Also there was Takanori Hatekayama who was a titlist in the late 1990

I got talking to a Japanese guy called Ishashi Kodaira and he told me to keep an eye out for the "Shovel Faced Korean People"..........."vehhy vehhy strong" he used to say.


I shit thee not. Jap dude walking around my apartment in Uni talking about the Shovel Faced people.

One day he asked me if I had a "Dog" and I said yes and he asked me if I wanted to see a picture of his dog and he whipped out a picture of his wife and kid.

 

John Molina Jr.

 

Paul Fuji was a murderous puncher. One of the biggest in the history of 140.

He's best known for being taken apart by Locche, but he has a few other fights available to watch on YT which show how big a puncher he was.