Nobuhiro Ishida pugile

Nobuhiro Ishida pugile
combattimenti
40
vinto
27
perduto
11
pareggiare
2
Stato
inactive
Divisione
super welterweight
Debutto
2000-05-20
Altezza
6′ 1½″/187cm
Arrivare a
72″/183cm
Età
-
Nato
1975-08-18
Morte
-
Nazionalità
Japan

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Nobuhiro Ishida (石田 順裕, Ishida Nobuhiro, born August 18, 1975) is a Japanese former professional boxer. He is a former WBA interim super welterweight champion who is best known for knocking out James Kirkland in a middleweight bout at the MGM Grand Las Vegas in April 2011. Ishida has so far been promoted by Canelo Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions among others and has been co-trained by Rudy Hernández and Daisuke Okabe, while residing back and forth between Los Angeles, California, United States and Osaka, Japan.Ishida was born in Tamana District, Kumamoto and moved to Neyagawa, Osaka soon after. He began boxing at the Osaka Teiken Boxing Gym at the sixth grade of elementary school (at age eleven). When Ishida was a high school freshman, he fought as an in-fighter in the flyweight division at 176 centimeters (5 feet 10 inches) tall. He won the national high school invitational tournament in the lightweight division in 1993.After graduating from Kinki University, Ishida won another amateur title in the light middleweight in 1998. He compiled an amateur record of 101–15 (50 KOs). Ishida worked for the child welfare for two years and two months from August 1998. He paused his boxing career to pursue studies, and qualified as a social welfare secretary. Ishida worked at an orphanage. His experience of living with the orphans motivated him to turn professional.Ishida restarted his boxing career in 2000. He made his professional debut on May 20 of that year under the management of Kanazawa Boxing Gym. There he received Toshihiro Fujitani's guidance until the end of 2010. Ishida won the OPBF super welterweight title via a technical decision on March 1, 2001. The bout was stopped in the eleventh round as Ishida's right eye was injured after the accidental headbutt. He managed to get his first title in his sixth match. He lost the unification match against the OPBF interim champion by a twelve-round unanimous decision on May 13, 2001. That was his first loss in his professional career. Ishida lost the Japanese super welterweight title shot in his next fight on September 24 of that year by a ten-round majority decision. In June and October, 2002, Ishida fought for the OPBF and interim Japanese title respectively in the same weight division, but lost two in a row.At that time, Ishida trained in Los Angeles for the first time to get out of the slump. He watched the boxing matches in Las Vegas and felt that he would like to someday fight there. Loren Goodman noted the words of Ishida in his book published in 2006....I went to L.A. at first...but the atmosphere of the gym was really good. L.A. Gym. It was like, "I've come to the Mecca of boxing." It felt really good, and the atmosphere of the gym was good. At first, I went for about a month. America was fun—it was...fun.Ishida married on Christmas Day, 2003. His wife has worked as a clinical psychologist. They have one daughter and two sons. Ishida captured the vacant Japanese super welterweight title on December 2, 2006, and defended the title twice before vacating it. He has often trained under the guidance of Rudy Hernández at the Maywood Boxing Club in Maywood, California. When Ishida who used to be a in-fighter outpointed the WBA number six and WBC number seven ranked Javier Alberto Mamaní with scores of 100–91, 100–91, 98–94 in October 2007, he had turned into a good defensive out-fighter controlling the fight with his left jabs and forehand blows.

Data Avversario Ultimi risultati degli avversari Luogo Risultato
2015-04-30 Kyotaro Fujimoto WWWWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Split-decision
2014-12-27 Kotatsu Takehara LWWLWL Sumiyoshi Ward Center, Osaka WIN
Corner retirement
2014-09-14 David Radeff LLDWLW Bodymaker Colosseum, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2014-04-30 Kyotaro Fujimoto WWLWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Unanimous decision
2013-08-04 Elly Pangaribuan LWLWW IMP Hall, Osaka WIN
KO
2013-03-30 Gennady Golovkin WWWWWW Salle des Étoiles, Monte Carlo LOST
KO
2012-05-01 Dmitry Pirog WWWWWW Dynamo Palace of Sports in Krylatskoye, Moscow LOST
Unanimous decision
2012-02-18 Paul Williams WWWWLW American Bank Center, Corpus Christi LOST
Unanimous decision
2011-11-26 Edson Espinoza L Monumental Plaza de Toros México, Mexico City WIN
Technical knockout
2011-04-09 James Kirkland WWWWWW MGM Grand, Las Vegas WIN
Technical knockout
2010-10-09 Rigoberto Alvarez WLWLWW Mesón de los Deportes, Tepic LOST
Split-decision
2009-12-29 Oney Valdez LWLWWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2009-08-30 Marco Antonio Avendano WWWWLW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2008-09-22 Marco Antonio Avendano WWWWWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Split-decision
2008-04-02 Tatsuki Kawasaki WLWWLW Korakuen Hall WIN
Technical knockout
2007-10-06 Javier Alberto Mamani LWWWWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2007-04-05 Tatsuki Kawasaki WWWLWW Korakuen Hall WIN
Technical knockout
2006-12-02 Shinsuke Matsumoto WWDWWL Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Majority decision
2006-06-11 HyungWon Jung LLWLWW IMP Hall, Osaka WIN
KO
2005-11-19 Takuji Matsuhashi LWWWWW Korakuen Hall DRAW
Points
2005-08-20 Kozo Watanabe WWWWDW Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
2005-05-07 Teruo Nagase DWLWLL Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
2004-12-22 Yuki Nonaka LWDWWW Nanba Grand Kagetsu, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2004-06-14 Crazy Kim WWWWWW Korakuen Hall LOST
Unanimous decision
2004-04-23 Shinsuke Matsumoto WWWWWL Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Majority decision
2003-09-26 Akira Ohigashi WDWWWW Central Gym, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2003-07-09 Toshihiko Itagaki WWWLWW Korakuen Hall WIN
Unanimous decision
2003-04-14 Jo Asano WLWLWL Korakuen Hall WIN
Technical knockout
2002-10-10 Crazy Kim WLWWWW Kokugikan LOST
Unanimous decision
2002-06-20 Nader Hamdan WWWWWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka LOST
Unanimous decision
2002-03-01 Moechrody L Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
KO
2001-12-03 Kevin Kelly WLWLWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka DRAW
Split-decision
2001-09-24 Joya Kawai WWWLWW Arena, Yokohama LOST
Majority decision
2001-05-13 Seiji Takechi WWWWDL Saty Hall, Sakaide LOST
Unanimous decision
2001-03-01 Kook-Yul Song WWWWLD Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
2000-12-12 Boy Nituda LLLLLL Maizu Arena, Osaka WIN
KO
2000-10-02 Tata Regatuna LLLWLL Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
KO
2000-08-27 Haris Pujono LLLLWW Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2000-07-02 Eiji Kano DDWWWD Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision
2000-05-20 Hiroaki Obata LL Osaka WIN
Unanimous decision

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