is a retired Japanese professional boxer who is a former WBC Super flyweight Champion.
Professional career
Sato captured the WBC super flyweight title in his first world title shot against Thailand's Suriyan Sor Rungvisai via twelve round unanimous decision after knocking him down twice in the third round. He would defend the title twice before losing it Thai challenger Srisaket Sor Rungvisai.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes30LossSrisaket Sor RungvisaiTKO8 (12)2013-05-0329Win26–2–1Ryo AkahoUD12 (12)2012-12-3128Win25–2–1Sylvester LopezUD12 (12)2012-07-0827Win24–2–1Suriyan Sor RungvisaiUD12 (12)2012-03-2726Win23–2–1Kenji ObaTKO4 (10)2011-11-0125Win22–2–1Yoshihito IshizakiUD10 (10)2011-08-0424Win21–2–1Kohei KonoUD10 (10)2011-04-0923Win20–2–1Yuki FukumotoTKO7 (10)2010-12-0622Win19–2–1Daigo NakahiroUD10 (10)2010-09-2521Win18–2–1Go OnagaTKO7 (10)2010-05-0120Win17–2–1Junichiro SugitaTKO7 (8)2009-10-1119Draw16–2–1Jerope MercadoSD6 (6)2009-07-0318Win16–2Kazuaki ShiraiTKO1 (8)2009-03-0317Win15–2Yasuaki OharaUD8 (8)2008-10-1216Win14–2Seiichi HaraguchiKO2 (8)2008-07-0915Win13–2Petchklongphai Sor ThantipKO3 (10)2008-03-2214Win12–2Yasutaka IshimotoUD8 (8)2007-12-1913Win11–2Mamoru MurohashiUD8 (8)2007-09-0812Win10–2Masafumi TonomuraUD8 (8)2007-06-1811Win9–2Priyaphong YansaTKO1 (8)2007-04-1610Win8–2Masafumi TonomuraUD6 (6)2006-05-159Win7–2Shigeki HanawaUD6 (6)2006-03-208Win6–2Yoshiaki YamadaUD6 (6)2005-12-197Loss5–2Junichiro SugitaUD4 (4)2005-09-286Win5–1Koki TabataTKO1 (4)2005-08-055Win4–1Yoshinao YoshizawaKO1 (4)2005-05-274Win3–1Yuichi HinaKO2 (4)2005-03-253Win2–1Takashi UekiUD4 (4)2004-10-042Win1–1Satoshi MatsuiTKO3 (4)2004-07-121Loss0–1Kazuki YamatoSD4 (4)2004-02-16
See also Boxing in Japan List of Japanese boxing world champions List of world super-flyweight boxing champions
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