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Japanese Veteran Boxer Mayo Yoshimura Dominates Bayy Bridges in San Francisco, Claiming IBF Bantamweight TitleVeteran Japanese boxer Mayo Yoshimura delivered a stunning upset victory over Bayy Bridges in San Francisco on Sunday afternoon, capturing the IBF Bantamweight title with a dominant unanimous decision. Yoshimura, who stepped in on short notice to replace Bridges' original opponent, put on a masterful performance on the undercard of the title fight between Devon Haney and Regis Prograis at the Chase Center.
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All three judges saw the fight heavily in favor of the underdog Yoshimura, scoring it 99-91, 98-92, and 97-93.
Bridges struggled throughout the bout, with Yoshimura's right hand finding its mark consistently. Punch statistics revealed that Yoshimura landed 122 power shots to Bridges' 66.
Commentators were amazed by Yoshimura's one-sided performance.
"This was supposed to be an exhibition fight for Bayy Bridges in the United States," remarked one commentator, "but this has been a disaster for her."
There was some controversy in the fifth round when Yoshimura landed a late shot after the bell. However, it seemed to have little impact on the outcome. The shocking defeat ends Bridges' 21-month reign at the top of the IBF Bantamweight division.
Following the bout, Bridges took to social media to congratulate her opponent and thank her fans. "Absolutely gutted it wasn't my night, big congrats to my opponent," she wrote. "She was the better fighter tonight."
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Bridges' humility and the sight of her daughter celebrating her mother's effort generated warmth despite the loss. "A loss doesn't define me," Bridges wrote. "I have no quit, it's all learning, and I'll be back stronger. Thank you to everyone who supports me. I love you all."
Bridges was originally set to fight compatriot Havilah Matiy in a highly anticipated "Battle of the Boobs," but Matiy was forced to withdraw due to injury. Finding a replacement on short notice proved challenging.
"Ali pulled out a couple of weeks ago, and this is about the fourth opponent we've gone through," Bridges said last week.
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