World Boxing Organization super bantamweight champion, Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe made the first defense with a first round demolition of Japanese challenger Hidenori Otake.
Isaac Dogboe’s first title defense couldn’t have really gone any better, retaining the WBO super bantamweight title.
Otake went down twice before the contest was waved off in the first round.
Dogboe (20-0, 13 KOs) blasted down Otake (31-3-3) with a good hook in the second minute of the first. Otake made it up, but another series of shots made his gloves touch the mat for the second knockdown – and the a nother flurry of big shots forced the referee to step in and wave off the fight.
Otake had never been stopped before in his career. His last defeat came in 2014, when he lost a twelve round decision to then WBA champion Scott Quigg.
Dogboe has now stopped his last five opponents.
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A stunning first World Title defence for @IsaacDogboe, stopping Hidenori Otake in one round ? #DogboeOtake pic.twitter.com/f5ZtQfYpKF— BoxNation (@boxnationtv) August 26, 2018
