Eiji Date (伊達 英二, Date Eiji) is the owner and coach of the Date gym and a retired featherweight professional boxer. He was a JBC and OPBF featherweight champion and was frequently referred to as the second best featherweight boxer in the world by Ricardo Martinez, before his second loss against the latter, ending his career.

On January 31, 2013, EJI won a ruling from the Mississippi Supreme Court ordering a new trial for Dante Evans, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole for an offense when he was just 14 years old.

2010年5月7日 · EJI argues that serious constitutional errors at Dante’s trial, including the removal from his jury of people who would consider Dante’s young age, require that his conviction and mandatory life sentence be overturned.

2011年1月18日 · EJI lawyers argued on January 12, 2011, in the Mississippi Court of Appeals on behalf of Dante Evans, who had just turned 14 years old when he was accused of shooting his abusive father.

Eiji Date, one of the most resilient characters in Hajime no Ippo. From his rise as a Japanese boxing champion to his crushing defeats and his powerful comeback, Eiji’s journey is a testament to...

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2023年2月7日 · I'm currently on my first run through the first season and last saw episode 53. Eiji Date has become my favorite character. I have 2 questions about him: who did he lose to in mexico in the flashback? unfortunately the name of the opponent was not mentioned.

EJI lawyers argued on January 12, 2011, in the Mississippi Court of Appeals on behalf of Dante Evans, who had just turned 14 years old when he was accused of murder.

In present, His stamina last long in 5 rounds. Because of that, he have to force to fight fully in early round. And soon or later, all of his opponent are going to guard way through until he's out of breath and beat him down.. What sets Date apart from most Japanese fighters isn't just his physical talents as a boxer.

2023年5月3日 · He is a giant known as a living legend in the Japanese boxing world. He easily won the Japanese featherweight championship title in his early 20s and defended it for a long period of time, so he had virtually no opponents in Japan.