Fighting Harada vs Lionel Rose

Fighting Harada vs Alan Rudkin

Fighting Harada vs Bernardo Caraballo

Eder Jofre vs Fighting Harada II

Fighting Harada vs Eder Jofre I 

"Fighting Harada of Japan, wiping out the only KO defeat of his career, won a unanimous 15 round decision over Jose Medel of Mexico Tuesday night to retain his world bantamweight championship. The champ fought in shrewd and cautious rallies to win the vote of the referee and judges and the cheers of 10,000 fans in Alichi Prefectural Gymnasium. Both fighters were cut in the bruising, fast-paced battle but there were no knockdowns. Twice, in the 10th and 15th rounds, it looked as though the determined Mexican battler would stop Harada as he did in their 1964 bout in Tokyo. But this time it was an older Medel and a smarter Harada." -Pacific Stars and Stripes

Fighting Harada vs Jose Medel II

"Jose Medel of Mexico, WBA 3rd ranked contender, flattened Fighting Harada of Japan three times to score a 6th round TKO Thursday night in a non-title 10 rounder. Medel's hard punching gave him a come-from-behind victory over Harada, who is the 4th ranked bantamweight contender. The bout was stopped by the Japanese three knockdown rule at 2:28 of the 6th round. Harada came on with his usual all out rushing attack and took the first two rounds. The tide began to turn in the 3rd, when Medel connected with a series of hard left hooks to the body. Harada rallied in the 4th by rushing Medel and took the 5th in the same way. Harada decided to trade punches with the Mexican in the 6th. Medel hooked a right to the jaw and Harada went down. He was up but took a 9 count. Medel landed a barrage of straight lefts and rights to the head of the groggy japanese and sent him down again for a 9 count. Medel went out after the kill and smashed in another right to the jaw. Harada went down for the third and last time." -United Press International

Fighting Harada vs Jose Medel

Fighting Harada vs Pone Kingpetch II

Fighting Harada vs	Pone Kingpetch I

Johnny Famechon vs Fighting Harada II

Famechon down once in 2nd, 11th, 14th. Harada down once in 5th.
Willie Pep, the referee and the lone judge, amends his scorecard from a draw to a Famechon win after the original verdict is announced as a draw amidst confusion and lusty boos from Famechon's home crowd!