A shocking event unfolded in the Japanese boxing circle as two boxers died during their individual matches. It happened at a boxing event which is currently being viewed as a state of emergency by officials. The exact specifics of the incidents are not yet clear, but investigations are underway to understand the causes behind this unusual turn of events. The fatal incidents have ignited a serious discussion about the regulatory and safety measures taken during such matches.

The rare incident has shocked the Japanese sports community. Japan has a strong boxing culture but generally emphasizes safety and sportsmanship. The fatalities have spurred discussions about the sport's regulatory oversight, and whether stronger precautions are needed concerning athletes' health and safety, as well as rules about when matches should be stopped. The sadness and concern expressed by people across the country show the high value Japan places on sports ethics and athletes' well-being.

In the US or EU, serious injuries or deaths in boxing matches would likely lead to similar discussions about safety measures, regulations, and athletes' well-being. As in Japan, these discussions would reflect high national value on sports ethics and the health of athletes. Legal investigations in the US/EU, if necessary in these cases, would also focus on these aspects.