Ryo Akaho

Ryo Akaho is a professional boxer with a record of 39 wins, 3 losses, 2 draws, and 26 KO wins. He made his boxing debut in 2005 and has since had a successful career. Throughout his boxing journey, he has had some notable victories and some tough losses, but he has continued to fight on.

Akaho's professional debut was on February 6, 2005, against Hisafumi Ashikawa. Akaho was only 18 years old at the time, but he managed to win the fight via third-round TKO. He went on to win six more fights consecutively, three of which were won via stoppage. These early victories showed that he had potential and could hold his own in the boxing world.

One of Akaho's best fights was against Edrin Dapudong. The two boxers fought on July 10, 2011, in Butuan City, Philippines. The fight was for the vacant WBC International super flyweight title. In the fight, Akaho managed to win via unanimous decision after 12 rounds. The fight was tough, but Akaho showed his tenacity and skill as a boxer.

Akaho's first loss came in 2012 against Yota Sato. The two boxers fought on December 31, 2012, for the WBC super flyweight title. Unfortunately, Akaho lost via unanimous decision after 12 rounds. The loss was a setback for Akaho, but he continued to train hard and work towards future victories.

Despite the setback, Akaho managed to bounce back and win his next 12 fights. Some of his notable victories during this time include wins over Daisuke Sugita, Kyung Min Kwon, and Naoto Mizutani. These victories showed that Akaho still had the potential to be a top boxer in his weight class.

Akaho had his first world title fight in 2015 against Panya Uthok. The fight was for the WBO (vacant) title. Unfortunately, Akaho lost the fight via second-round KO. While the loss was tough for Akaho, he continued to fight on and win more fights.

Akaho's most recent fight was on December 3, 2022, against John Riel Casimero. The fight was a non-title bout, but unfortunately, Akaho lost via second-round KO. The loss was disappointing for Akaho, but he has not lost hope and will continue to train hard and work towards future victories.

Despite the losses, Akaho has had a successful boxing career. He has won 39 fights, 26 of which were won via KO. While he has yet to win a world title, Akaho has shown that he has the skill and determination to be a top boxer in his weight class.

In conclusion, Ryo Akaho has had a successful boxing career with some notable victories and tough losses. He has shown that he has the potential to be a top boxer in his weight class and has proven his skill and determination over the years. While he has yet to win a world title, Akaho will continue to train hard and work towards future victories.

Ryo Akaho Fight Record