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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-20 · 30 entries checked · 9 flagged · 18 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 9 still open
Genji Kamogawa — Genji Kamogawa's fight against Ralph Anderson ended in a loss by decision, not a draw.
Mamoru Takamura — The claim that he lost titles in controversial matches is inaccurate; Takamura has never lost a title match.
Takeshi Aoki — Aoki's weight class is Junior Lightweight (Super Featherweight) in the entry, but in canon he competes in the Lightweight class (135 lbs), not Junior Lightweight/Super Featherweight (130 lbs).
Ichiro Miyata Tragedy — Ichiro Miyata's father died of a heart attack while training a boxer at the gym, not in a car accident.
Ichiro Miyata Tragedy — The Miyata Gym was founded by Ichiro's grandfather, not by his father.
Miyata's Rise to Prominence — Miyata's father did not die in a car accident; he died of illness (a heart condition) after collapsing during a sparring session with his son.
Miyata's Rise to Prominence — Miyata's coach at the Kamogawa Gym is not Coach Yagi; Yagi is the gym's manager and a former boxer, but Miyata's primary trainer is Master Kamogawa (Genji Kamogawa), not Yagi or his father's former trainer.
The Rookie Tournament Arc — The Rookie Tournament Arc does not follow Ippo as he enters the National Rookie Championship; the tournament is officially called the East Japan Rookie King Tournament, not the 'National Rookie Championship.'
The Rookie Tournament Arc — Ippo is not already a professional boxer at the start of this arc; he becomes a professional boxer during the arc, after passing the pro test and receiving his license.
Ippo's First Professional Fight — The opponent's name is incorrect: Ippo's first professional opponent is Kenta Kobashi, not Shiro Shimabukuro.
Ippo's First Professional Fight — The opponent's record is incorrect: Kenta Kobashi's record was 1 win and 1 loss, not 1 win and 2 losses.
The Light Welterweight Saga — The entry title and tagline refer to 'The Light Welterweight Saga', but the content describes Ippo fighting at Featherweight (126 lbs), and Ippo never fights at Light Welterweight in the canon, making the title factually incorrect.
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