Yoshio Shirai
 The fourth throne defense wartime (May 24, 1954) | |
| Basic information | |
|---|---|
| The real name | Yoshio Shirai |
| Rank | The flyweight division |
| Nationality |  Japan |
| Birthday | 1923November 23 |
| Hometown | Tokyo City (existing Tokyo) Arakawa-ku |
| Death day | December 26, 2003 (80 years old death) |
| Style | Orthodox |
| Professional boxing war record | |
| The number of the total games | 58 |
| Victory | 48 |
| KO victory | 20 |
| Defeat | 8 |
| Draw | 2 |
Yoshio Shirai (しらいよしお, from November 23, 1923 to December 26, 2003) is a Japanese former prize fighter. I am from Tokyo City (existing Tokyo) Arakawa-ku. It is former world flyweight division king. I became the first world king as a Japanese. A right out boxer.
Table of contents
Career
It is said that I was absorbed in boxing since I lose the boxing with the kangaroo which went for the entertainment of the night festival in the sixth grader. The professional debut is 1943 under the wartime. I leave the grade of eight clean scores, but it is convened and is embedded with the navy and greets the end of the war as a mechanic. It was low back pain, and, after demobilization, I was driven into the crisis just before the retirement by a workmen's accident when I maintained a Kamikaze for the navy era of the thing which returned to the fistiana. However, I am found at that time by biologist Alvin R Khan of the GHQ staff who went in and out of a gym and let the quality flower with his full-scale support.
I am given the meal which is full of nourishment under the instruction of Khan and carry out health care thoroughly, and the boxing of Shiroi brings back breath by having corrected it in the style that is technical than defense-centered utilized hands and feet and motor nerves having a long it and I win in world title match with dado Marino (the United States) in 1952 and acquire throne. I achieved 4 degrees defense afterward. For a Japanese depressed for defeat, the activity in king acquisition of Shiroi and the later defense became light "of" hope.
Main war record
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| November 26, 1954 Pascual Perez war | ||||
On November 26, 1943 a professional debut [1]. I leave the grade of eight clean scores since a debut.
I am summoned in 1944 by the navy.
1945 demobilization.
It is a win on a decision in six rounds of non-titles becoming the active return war in August, 1946.
On July 30, 1948, it is won by KO twice by Nobuyuki Ishimori. I achieved the first game, first ever victory after I paired with Khan.
On January 28, 1949, I challenge Japanese flyweight division throne. I win by KO five times, and it is got throne by Yoichiro Hanada. I achieved defense three times afterward.
On December 15, 1949, I challenge Japanese bantamweight class throne. I win by ten times of judgments, and it is got throne by Hiroshi Horiguchi. I hold the flyweight division and laying upon 2 throne at the same time. I achieved defense twice afterward.
On May 21, 1951, it is lost by a judgment with ten rounds of non-titles by active world king dado Marino.
On December 4, 1951, it is won by TKO with ten rounds of non-titles seven times this time by dado Marino.
On May 19, 1952, I challenge world flyweight division throne. I win by 15 times of judgments, and it is got throne to here by king Marino of one win one defeat. I achieved defense four times afterward (in はのち 2010, I am appointed on "a day of the boxing" by a Japanese professional boxing association on that day).
On November 15, 1952, it became the fourth play with Marino by a world throne first defense war, but I win by 15 times of judgments and touch an end.
On November 26, 1954, I lose by 15 times of judgments to Pascual Perez (Argentina), and throne falls.
On May 30, 1955, it is a world throne re-challenge. I lose in a return match with Peres five times in KO and retire. In addition, the broadcast of this game recorded 96.1% of most high television ratings. This number is the best in a television transmission audience rating as of April, 2014.
Episode
Inejiro Asanuma of the remote relative acted as the go-between.
The relations with Shiroi and Khan more than the ranges of a player and the coach was able to right say "a family". It did not change even if I put it after a retirement, and the interchange with teacher, Khan who settled down in Japan after a retirement of Shiroi continued till the last. Khan of later years suffered from dementia, but received the warm care of Mr. and Mrs. Shirai until I died. It is said that Khan without the child handed over all property to Shirai posthumously.
In addition, Shirai kept advice "not to have to meddle with boxing business" of Khan. I establish Shiroi, Gushiken sports gym with Yoko Gushiken in 1995 and leave the management to Gushiken of the partner only by an investment totally although I took office as the honorary chairman of gym (but, in response to a request of Toshiro Tanaka, I have acted as a gym special coach in dawn.) .
On December 26, 2003, I die because of pneumonia. 80 years old death.
58 last war records are 48 wins (20KO) eight defeats two minutes. Seven world war war records are five wins two defeats.
※Postwar data are unknown, and there is the detailed exposition including 58 46 wins (18KO) eight defeats four minutes about the war record of Shiroi more before the war for 65 53 wins (22KO) eight defeats four minutes.
Collection of sayings
- As for "the origin, it will be a mission (as a leader) to make a good player, and but "" which was good boxing no longer wants you to think to students, and therefore when what repeat it, and say must not be touched, a thing avoids it and hits it, I hit it and avoid it, and such, I may be to regret it in the future, and the form of the face collapses if I do not box, and it may be for detached retinas"
- "After all because after all there is a wonderful skill in the place to hit when I do not go if I do not do the boxing that is "healthy sports" without letting it is possible even for a child that to persuade all, and this is hit and hits you and hit it"
I it about position gym
Yoshio Shirai is the person that it was to a champion under the Europe and America-type management system without belonging to a gym among the Japanese world kings whom I gave birth to formally alone. From the prince fist Hokkaido assembly (existing emperor fist) where I belonged to after the war, Dr. Khan practiced by the home and the private gym (under an alias: silaKhan gym) after the management bought rights.
Although I received hard repulsion from the association which persisted in a Japanese style gym system, I finally compromised in the world champions that a Japanese was the first in front of Shiroi that was a hero at the time and did only Shiroi with the exception of the Japanese style gym system and decided not to recognize an exception at all afterward.
The association which does not admit anything other than a Japanese style gym system even now describes position of Shiroi that was active out of an association with free and, from wrong circumstances, position gym of Yoshio Shirai appearing in the table of the list of world kings well and "Shirai" that it is described the home of Shiroi and the private gym as Shirai gym, and is not things with the actual situation.
TV drama appearance
- The part of Osaka-jo Castle (on November 3, 1983, TV Yomiuri) - Kiyomasa Kato of women
Laudatory remarks
Footnote
- War record by ^ BoxRec
Allied item
- List of boy boxers
- List of boxing Japan kings
- List of association of U.S. boxing (NBA) world kings
- List of Japanese boxing world kings
- Yanagawa wild person
| The former king Yoichiro Hanada | The twelfth Japanese flyweight division king From January 28, 1949 to August 5, 1952 (return) | Nominal position Next title procurer Speedy chapter |
| The former king Hiroshi Horiguchi | Japanese bantamweight class king From December 15, 1949 to March 17, 1951 | The next king Hidemasa Nagashima |
| The former king Hidemasa Nagashima | Japanese bantamweight class king From September 20, 1951 to August 25, 1952 (return) | Nominal position Next title procurer Hiroshi Horiguchi |
| The former king Dado Marino | World flyweight division king From May 19, 1952 to November 26, 1954 | The next king Pascual Perez (boxer) |
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