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Dainoshin Kuma (age 18) was a orthodox boxer with a record of 31 wins, 3 losses, 0 draws. Starting his career on March 1997 at age 18, Dainoshin Kuma fought 34 times over 9 years as a pro. He started his best winning streak on March 1997 however, this came to an end on April 2004. In this period he won a total of 26 fights.
Getting rid of his debut fight nerves early, Kuma took on Daiichiro Katsuragi in March 1997 and claimed a stoppage victory (round 4, TKO). Kuma was the first person to have ever stopped Katsuragi. Kuma continued on his journey to success by fighting 4 times in 1997, 5 times in 1998 and 8 times through 1999, 2000 and 2001 beating fighters such as Ali Albaracin, Ulyses Puzon and Nonoy Gonzales in his next 17 fights.
Kuma then went on to fight and beat Kenji Torii on March 14th, 1999 maintaining his unbeaten record. Becoming the first person to stop Kenji Torii, Kuma beat Torii via KO in the 2nd round of a 6 round fight. Fights against Nonoy Gonzales, Muangfahlek Kiatwichean, Tyson Sorjaturong and 8 others followed where he won all 11 fights taking his winning streak to 21 wins.
On December 15th, 2002 Kuma fought and beat Eiichi Sugama (24-2-0) to continue his unbeaten streak. Becoming the first person to stop Eiichi Sugama, Kuma beat Sugama via KO in the 9th round of a 10 round fight. Fights against Naoto Fujiwara, Yuji Gomez, Motokazu Abe and 1 other followed where he won all 4 fights taking his winning streak to 26 wins.
Unfortunately, the first defeat of Kuma's career came against Hiroyuki Enoki on September 4th, 2004 in Kuma's 27th professional fight. Kuma's fight against Hiroyuki Enoki was Kuma's first stoppage defeat of his career. This came via TKO in the 9th round of a 10 round fight. Kuma then went on to win a further 5 fights taking his record to 30 wins, 2 losses and 0 draw.
Furthering his career, Kuma fought Leopard Jockygym on November 11th, 2006 and continued his career to a record of 31-2-0. The win came via KO. Becoming the 2nd fighter to stop Jockygym in his career, Kuma beat Jockygym via KO in the 3rd round of a 8 round fight.
Kuma's next defeat of his career came against Yusuke Kobori on January 6th, 2007. Kobori turned out to be too much for Kuma stopping him in the 3rd. Showing that the time was right for Kuma to call it a day and retire.