Former two-time world challenger Hidenobu Honda (28-4, 14 KOs), 118, won his second comeback bout as he displayed his vaunted defensive skills to toy with WBC#21 ex-OPBF bantam champ Kumarnthong Chuwatana (14-10-1, 12 KOs), 118, winning a unanimous nod (100-91 and 98-94 twice) over ten fast rounds on Sunday night in Osaka, Japan.

WBA#6/WBC#10 bantam Nobuto Ikehara (26-1, 19 KOs), 122, swept all rounds before he finally caught Thailander Daoroek Soonkilanoynai (5-5, 1 KO), 121.5, with a vicious left hook to flatten him at 1:33 of the seventh round on Saturday afternoon in Osaka, Japan.....on a separate fight card in the same arena on Saturday night, former two-time world challenger Hidenobu Honda (28-4, 14 KOs), 118, won ...

"The little Honda that almost could." What things have gone wrong with the car?

TOKYO — Honda Motor Co. expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles to the general market by 2018, a news report said Friday. Honda President Takeo Fukui disclosed the forecast in a recent interview, Kyodo News agency said.

Tokyo - Honda Motor Co. expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles in the general market by 2018, a news report said Friday. Honda President Takeo Fukui disclosed the forecast in a recent interview, Kyodo News agency said.

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles in the general market by 2018, a news report said Friday.

With the environment having becoming something of a buzzword in motorsport and particularly Formula One in recent months, Honda could be about to do their bit for making the sport a little 'greener' by establishing a clean image that could well hint at the team's future look.

Honda Motor expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles in the general market by 2018, a news report said yesterday. Honda President Takeo Fukui disclosed the forecast in a recent interview, Kyodo News agency said.

TOKYO - Honda Motor Co. expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles in the general market by 2018, a news report said Friday. Honda President Takeo Fukui made the forecast in a recent interview, Japan's Kyodo News agency said. In September, Japan's third-largest automaker unveiled its FCX concept fuel-cell car, which is planned for limited marketing in Japan and the United States in 2008. Honda declined ...

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. expects to sell fuel-cell vehicles in the general market by 2018, a news report said Friday. Honda President Takeo Fukui disclosed the forecast in a recent interview, Kyodo News agency said.