It was a long fight for Yoko Gushiken to find life after boxing. It took his induction last month into the International Boxing Hall of Fame - an honor only two other Japanese have received - to allow him to reconcile with who he truly is. ''I saw how splendid boxing was in this world,'' said the 60-year-old Gushiken, often clenching his fists to emphasize his points.
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
Gushiken at last happy as boxer after Hall of Fame induction (The Associated Press)
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