LAS VEGAS - Japans Toshiaki Nishioka successfully defended his WBC super bantamweight title, unanimously outpointing Rafael Marquez on Saturday night at the MGM Grand. Nishioka improved to 39-4-3 in his sixth title defence, receiving winning scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 115-113 from the judges. Marquez dropped to 40-7. "The key was keeping my distance from Marquez," the 35-year-old Nishioka said through an interpreter. "He had a long jab. Marquezs punches extend. His punches are powerful. Not for a second could I rest." On the undercard, Ramon Gonzalez retained his WBA light flyweight title by stopping Omar Soto at 36 seconds of the second round. Gonzalez improved to 30-0 with his 25th knockout, flooring Soto (22-9-1) with a left to the chin. In the fifth round, Nishioka, a left-hander, started landing his most of his punches. He also landed two more in the sixth on the 36-year-old Marquez "As the first time to defend the title in the U.S., the tension was high," Nishioka said. "With the support of my gym and the fans of Japan, I put on a good defence." In the eighth, Nishioka landed three consecutive punches, backing Marquez against the ropes, and later another to the face. After a brief timeout by referee Kenny Bayless because of a cut on Nishiokas head due to a head butt, both fighters landed several punches to end the round. Marquez came out the aggressor in the ninth, but Nishioka rallied late in the session. Nishioka started strong in the 10th with several lefts. "We recognize Nishioka won the last three rounds," Marquez said through an interpreter. "I think I was the winner of the fight. He was catching me with the left. I started adjusting things and came on in the end. "I love to have a rematch. I keep going forward. I thought I was ahead on points. I dont see it as a loss. I think I was the winner of the fight." In September 2008, Nishioka won the interim title and became undisputed champion when Israel Vazquez vacated his title. 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