lakva sim造句

• On July 17, 2004, D韆z defeated Mongolian Lakva Sim for the WBA lightweight title by unanimous decision.
• In a nutshell, Joe told Dan that one fighter he would never want to put Joel Casamayor in with was Lakva Sim of Mongolia.
• Takanori Hatakeyama of Japan will defend his WBA super featherweight title against Lakva Sim of Mongolia in Tokyo on June 27, the Japan Boxing Commission announced Tuesday.
• Former WBA super-featherweight champion Lakva Sim stopped Luis Villalta in the fourth round Saturday night when Villalta was unable to continue because of an ankle injury.
• Lakva Sim of Mongolia beat WBA super featherweight champion Takanori Hatakeyama of Japan by a technical knockout in the fifth round of a scheduled 12-round title bout Sunday.
• Thailand's Yodsanan Nantachai on Saturday took over the vacant World Boxing Association super featherweight title in a unanimous decision over No . 1 contender Lakva Sim of Mongolia.
• Todaka restored some national pride after Takanori Hatakeyama lost his WBA super featherweight crown to Mongolia's Lakva Sim on June 27, leaving Japan without a world boxing champion.
• He lost the belt in 1999 to Lakva Sim via TKO, and moved up in weight to capture the WBA Lightweight Title with a TKO win over Gilberto Serrano in 2000.
• In his last fight before joining the ESPN reality show, " Contender Season 2 ", he lost to former title holder Lakva Sim, this time as the recipient of a 12th round TKO.
• Choi Yong-soo of South Korea, impressing judges with a relentless 10th round attack, defended his World Boxing Association junior lightweight title Saturday with a 2-1 decision over Mongolia's Lakva Sim.
• Hatakeyama made his first defense with a draw, but lost his second defense match against Lakva Sim in 1999 . He announced his retirement after the fight, but resumed training in 2000, moving up to the Lightweight division.
• 1, Lakva Sim, Mongolia . 2, Yodsanan Nanthachai, Thailand . 3, Joel Casamayor, Cuba . 4, Lamont Pearson . 5, Jorge Barrios, Argentina . 6, Jong Kwon Baek, South Korea . 7, Philippe Ndou, South Africa . 8, Michael Gomez, Germany . 9, Tontcho Tontchev, Bulgaria . 10, Jose Miguel Cotto, Puerto Rico.
• 1, Lakva Sim, Mongolia . 2, Yodsanan Nanthachai, Thailand . 3, Lamont Pearson, U . S . A . 4, Jorge Barrios, Argentina . 5, Jong Kwon Baek, South Korea . 6, Michael Gomez, Germany . 7, Kinji Amano, Japan . 8, Tontcho Tontchev, Bulgaria . 9, Jose Miguel Cotto, Puerto Rico . 10, Carlos Hernandez, El Salvador.
• 1, Anatoly Alexandrov, Russia . 2, Gilberto Serrano, Venezuela . 3, Lakva Sim, Mongolia . 4, Carlos Gerena, Puerto Rico . 5, Tom Johnson . 6, Roberto Garcia . 7, Djamel Lifa, France . 8, Edson Xuxa Nacimento, Brazil . 9, Raul Franco, Mexico . 10, Santos Rebolledo, Venezuela . 11, Takanory Hatakeyama, Japan . 12, Koji Matsumoto, Japan.
• And there was nothing particularly unusual about the young man in the blue corner, bobbing up and down under the bright, hot lights to get the blood flowing and the muscles tuned-- like a violinist nervously strumming the strings in the wings before a concert-- other than that before a hometown crowd, the 5-foot-6, 135-pound Juan Diaz was about to fight Lakva Sim of Mongolia, the 32-year-old reigning champion with the vaunted knockout punch.