Talk:Akira Yaegashi
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Reliable sources
editThis page needs reliable sources, something more than a blog post; otherwise will fail WP:A. Cloudz679 (talk) 20:20, 25 October 2011 (UTC)
- That website in question using a blog domain is an official website of one of the only two Japanese monthly boxing magazines, Boxing Beat, renamed twice from World Boxing since 1968 (ref by Nikkan Sports), published/edited by MACC Publications Inc.(ext lk) which has the Boxing Beat editorial department and currently issued/sold by Fitness Sports Co.,Ltd.(ext lk) Their initial domain is here. Almost whenever a world title bout was held in Japan, no one but they have published the detailed and accurate results of the boxers' medical checkups (performed at the direction of the Japan Boxing Commission) on the web through the years. Even in their magazines, I often can not find those data. Sometimes sports newspapers expose some of the data like these (ext lk by Sports Hochi, ext lk by Sankei Sports), but in most cases that is nothing but an approximate value.
- I already wrote here what I want to explain, and leave the decision to someone. --Akira Kouchiyama
11:21, 26 October 2011 (UTC)
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