Brian Norman Jr hits Jin Sasaki in the fifth round

In the early hours of this morning in the United States, first rank box presented a worldwide heavyweight struggle at the Ota-City General Gym in Tokyo, Japan, as Brian Norman JR struck Jin Sasaki (19-2-1, 17 kos) in the fifth round.

During the world title abbreviated, Norman seemed fast, strong, technically sound and polished. His opponent, Jin Sasaki, seemed to be slow and, frankly, a level below the defense champion.

Prior to the combat, Norman was recognized as a boxer, and Sasaki was billed as a tie artist. Brian Norman Jr was doing his second defense of the world title, while the challenger Jin Sasaki was making his first attempt to win a world title.

In the starting round of the championship, Jin Sasaki was trying to set a fist in the body. The Brian Norman champion responded by firing fast and sharp blows to the head of his opponent.

At the 2:25 in the opening round, Brian Norman connected with a left hook sent by Jin Sasaki to the canvas. Sasaki was able to get up, but 35 seconds later, Norman landed another solid left, which dropped Sasaki for the second time.

In the second round of the competition, Norman was dictating the pace of the fight, as it was calmly connected to the hard right hands on several occasions. When the second round was over, Sasaki was able to force Norman against the ropes and landing a shot.

Sasaki landed a large left hook at the beginning of the third, but Norman repeatedly framed Sasaki with his left and landed hard shots with his right. In the fourth round, Norman’s right hand continued to achieve the goal constantly.

At the 2:21 Brand of the fifth round, Brian Norman Jr landed a powerful left hook that struck Jin Sasaki the cold. Wbo World Champion of Wbo, 24, Brian Norman JR (28-0, 22 KO), traveled to Japan and made an emphatic statement.

Brian Norman Jr is a young highly qualified fighter who has all tools. After winning its world title against Sasaki so spectacularly, it could be the time that Norman focuses on cleaning the heavy weight division.