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Chika Nakamura of New York (4 wins, 1 KO) made her debut against Iris Griffin of Cincinnati (0 wins, 3 losses)at the Nikki Beach Concert Arena, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The enthusiastic Nakamura, would then face Kimberly Harris of Florida (3 wins, 6 losses)at the Mohegan Sun Casinos, in Uncasville, Ct. Nakamura slammed her gloves on top of Kimberly’s at the traditional shaking of the gloved hands, which made Harris smile. This was going to be a war, and it was. Nakamura was vicious and really gave Harris a beating, but this wasn’t completely one sided. Harris fought as hard as she could and tagged Nakamura a few times, but wasn’t able to sustain an attack, and ended up losing a unanimous decision.
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The Japanese sensation and Undefeated female fighter continues on her quest for the New York State title fight, defeating prospect Cynthia "Sunshine" Jones of Miami Florida (1 win, 7 losses 1 draw), twice in 2006. Chika Nakamura improved when she pounded out a tough unanimous decision over the very determined and valiant Cynthia "Sunshine" Jones. At 5’7 and 140 pounds, Nakamura is a very big lady. Her physical presence alone poses a major problem for anyone she faces.
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A Bout With BeautyJust when one might question this promotion as so businesslike that it's bland, a tall, exotic Asian beauty begins speaking at the front table. She's 28-year-old Chika Nakamura, who leaves tongues scraping the floor in her leather pants and spiked boots, yet joins her hands and delivers an Old World bow to anyone who says farewell.
No, she's not the ring girl. She'll be fighting on the undercard. With her stiff left jab and gentle features, she could someday grace the covers of both Ring magazine and FHM. Nakamura, a former basketball player in Japan who loves whisking a motorcycle across Manhattan's streets and even considered a racing career. "I think I like motorcycles because like boxing, there's speed and it's dangerous," Nakamura says, and although she wants to be taken seriously as a boxer, plainly admits that "beauty is power."
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