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Shigeo Nakajima

Retired
13-5-1
Record
Current rating1875through the last bout
Peak2041the highest ever reached
Deviation (RD)271smaller is more certain
Fights19bouts on record
Active years1976–1981first bout to last
All-Time#1996across every eraPeak#2161peak against peakActive P4P—among active fighters
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Attributes
Power54Titles16Experience35Momentum40Durability84Win rate68
Finish rate54%
How the wins came
KO / TKO / RTD 7 (54%)Decision 6 (46%)
Times stopped3
Fights19

Within the recorded range there are 19 bouts between 1976 and 1981, about one every 3.2 months. 7 of the 13 wins came inside the distance. Of the 5 losses, 3 came inside the distance and 2 on the cards. It ended on 3 straight losses. The highest it has been is 2041, in 1978; it stands at 1875 now. The best win came against Kazunori Tenryu in 1977, who was rated 2012 at the time.

The win over Kim Sung-jun in 1980 closed the widest rating gap of the career. Opponents rated higher going in have been beaten 2 times. The loss to Bernabe Villacampo in 1978 is the largest gap conceded. Over the last four bouts the trend was downward.

DateOpponentResultMethodRd
1981-05-26Nobuyuki WatanabeLossKO8
1980-09-17Hilario Zapata TitleLossTKO11
1980-03-24Hilario Zapata TitleLossUD15
1980-01-03Kim Sung-jun TitleWinUD15
1979-11-06Hong Soo YangWinMD10
1979-06-12Kubomura TomihisaWinKO3
1979-03-27Marciano SekiyamaWinKO7
1978-08-29Kim Hwan-jinLossPTS10
1978-06-30Puma KoyaWinPTS10
1978-03-07Bernabe VillacampoLossKO4
1978-01-24Yukimitsu KondoWinKO3
1977-11-29Torayuki NanashaWinKO4
1977-08-23Kazunori TenryuWinKO3
1977-06-21Koichi MakiWinMD10
1977-04-02Masayuki KobayashiWinPTS10
1976-12-14Beaver KajimotoWinPTS10
1976-10-12Toshiro FujiiWinKO5
1976-09-16Chi Bok KimDrawPTS8
1976-07-12Shigeo MaezawaWinKO2
Source: Wikipedia
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