Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 1968-12-12, the fight between Nicolino Locche and Takeshi Fuji was requested by our top commenter ‘tango2042’ who wrote this: “I know it is very old but it is really a good memoir from the past that will help to ours friends to fully appreciate the meaning of defensive boxing and its techniques when punching power almost doesn’t exist. I fully believe that the best boxer to depict the above, in the whole boxing world history, is Nicolino Locche because he has to evolve as a defensive boxer due to his notorious lack of power who in spite of that became a world champion with an excellent boxing record before retirement.” Unfortunately compared to nowadays fights, the pace of Nicolino Locche vs Takeshi Fuji was not so high and we appreciate just some good exchanges in the last part of the bout, so it gets two stars.“The Untouchable” (El Intocable) Nicolino Locche entered this fight with a professional boxing record of 89-2-14 (13 knockouts) while his opponent, Takeshi Fuji, had an official record of 31-2-0 (26 KOs=84%). Locche vs Fuji was valid for the WBA World super lightweight title. Watch the video and rate this fight!
