Quote from: Yaunfitda on June 17, 2025, 12:48:39 AM

^^ Correct, a win is a win and so with this win by Donaire, he is moving to have not just a interim belt but a regular belt for that matter. He is also in his 40's so he might have the record as the oldest bantamweight. I did check the rankings and Higa is ranked #3, Seiya Tsutsumi is the champion in recess that's why Donaire is the interim champion. However, this is pretty stack up weight class with all champions are Japanese, including Junto Nakatani. So I'm not sure how Donaire will survived this division as his age. We also have the younger brother of Naoya almost rank in all divisions. In any case, Donaire will have to dig deeper from his experience if he wanted to reclaim his glory in the bantamweight division of today.

Doniare still has the speed and power but not like on his prime, he might be old now but still can win.Even theres a lot of japanese in his class, he is not frieghtened,
What I concern the most if the fight will be on their country. That is the main problem. With his belt, he has the say on this, he should never allow to make the fight in Japan.