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Boxers Shigetoshi Kotari, Hiromasa Urakawa die from brain injuries after Aug. 2 fights

Japanese boxers Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa have died from brain injuries suffered during separate fights at an Aug. 2 match in Tokyo.

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Boxing Star Shigetoshi Kotari Dies at 28 After Being Injured in Title Fight: ‘Gone Too Soon'

Shigetoshi Kotari, a Japanese boxer who required emergency surgery after being injured in a title fight on Aug 2, has died. He was 28. The World Boxing Organization (WBO) announced in a statement on X that Kotari died on Friday, Aug. 8.

US Weekly on MSN · 5d

Japanese Boxer Shigetoshi Kotari Dead at 28 After Sustaining Brain Injury During Title Fight

Japanese boxer Shigetoshi Kotari has died. He was 28. “Rest in peace, Shigetoshi Kotari ,” the World Boxing Organization wrote in a Friday, August 8, statement shared via X. “The boxing world mourns the tragic passing of Japanese fighter Shigetoshi Kotari,

Did Shigetoshi Kotari win his last fight? Details explored as boxing world mourns death of 28 yo

Japanese boxer Shigetoshi Kotari’s final fight took place on August 2, 2025, at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall. He faced Yamato Hata ...

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Japanese boxing star Shigetoshi Kotari tragically dies six days after fighting for title, aged 28

Shigetoshi Kotari has tragically died at just 28, six days after losing a title fight, in news that has rocked the boxing ...

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Japan Boxing Commission Responds To Recent Double Tragedy

Unless it involves Naoya Inoue, Japanese boxing rarely makes international headlines. Saturday was one of those rare ...

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Boxing officials in Japan to hold emergency after deaths of 2 boxers on same card

Japan Boxing Commission, gym owners, officials under pressure to act after Shigetoshi Kotari, Hiromasa Urakawa die following ...

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Two Boxers On The Same Card Die In What WBO Calls 'Incredibly Difficult Time'

“Rest in peace, Shigetoshi Kotari,” the World Boxing Organization wrote on social media. “The boxing world mourns the tragic ...

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