In what appeared to be a 50/50 fight before they stepped into the ring, turned out to be anything but. It was all Kenichi Ogawa (26-1-1, 18 KOs) as he registered three knockdowns at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden against Azinga Fuzile (15-2, 9 KOs).
While Fuzile proved to be extremely durable, he lost a wide and clear unanaimous decision. With the win, Ogawa nabbed the vacant IBF super featherweight crown.
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