Makoto Terai (寺井 真, Terai Makoto) is a featherweight professional boxer that fought Kyōsuke Imai in the East Japan Rookie King Tournament semi-finals.
History[]
Part II[]
Spirit of a Weed Arc[]
Makoto getting hit by Imai's body blow.
Makoto arrived to the Kōrakuen Hall for his East Japan Rookie King Tournament semi-finals match against Kyōsuke Imai. When their match began, Makoto felt confident as he swiftly dodged Imai's wide swings. After his guard was knocked away and he dodged a right hook, he showed signs of fear on his face. After two body blows, Makoto went down and the referee immediately ended the match, resulting in Makoto's loss.
Match History[]
| Match History | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Result | Record | Date | Opponent | Location | Time | Type | Notes |
| 6 | LOSS | 4-1-1 | 1994-10 |  Kyōsuke Imai
|
Tokyo, Japan | 1(4) | TKO | East Japan Rookie King Tournament Semi-Finals |
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Personality[]
He is somewhat over confident. During his match he was looking down on Imai because of Imai's wide swings.
Boxing Abilities[]
Makoto's speed and footwork was comparable to Manabu Itagaki. He was able to dodge Kyōsuke Imai's punches early on.
Etymology[]
- The name Makoto means "real, genuine" (真).
- Makoto's surname Terai means "temple" (寺) (tera) and "well, mine shaft, pit" (井) (i).