is a Japanese former professional boxer from Kobe, Hyogo, Japan.
Professional career Sato became the WBA super bantamweight champion of the world when he defeated Thai champion Yoddamrong Sithyodthong in 2002 via a 8th-round knockout. He lost the title in his next fight again French contender Salim Medjkoune. He retired in 2004 at the age of 26.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes32LossChris JohnUD12 (12)2004-06-0431Win26–2–3Dae Kyung ParkKO2 (10)2003-12-1530Draw25–2–3Yokthai SithoarSD10 (10)2003-07-2129Loss25–2–2Salim MedjkouneUD12 (12)2002-10-0928Win25–1–2Yoddamrong SithyodthongKO8 (12)2002-05-1827Draw24–1–2Willie JorrínMD12 (12)2002-02-0526Win24–1–1Vichit ChuwatanaTKO11 (12)2001-09-1725Win23–1–1Manopchai SingmanasakKO6 (10)2001-06-1824Win22–1–1Yong In JoUD12 (12)2001-04-1623Win21–1–1Kyong Soo ChungKO4 (10)2000-09-1822Win20–1–1Jun MagsipocUD8 (8)2000-06-1121Win19–1–1Yun Chul YuhTKO4 (10)2000-04-1720Win18–1–1Maximo BarroTKO5 (8)2000-03-2119Win17–1–1Nikolay EremeevSD10 (10)1999-12-2018Win16–1–1Hitoshi NemaTKO7 (10)1999-10-1817Win15–1–1Tetsuro InoueTKO5 (8)1999-06-2716Win14–1–1Jack CarteTKO1 (10)1999-05-1715Win13–1–1Edwin GastadorSD10 (10)1999-03-1514Win12–1–1Yasushi AraiTKO7 (10)1999-01-1813Win11–1–1Tatsuya TojoTKO7 (8)1998-11-1612Win10–1–1Shinobu HiradoUD8 (8)1998-07-2011Win9–1–1Wataru MatsumotoPTS6 (6)1998-05-1810Win8–1–1Yusuke InouePTS6 (6)1998-03-029Draw7–1–1Nobuhisa Coronita DoiPTS4 (4)1997-09-298Win7–1Koji SuzukiTKO3 (4)1997-08-297Win6–1Kazuhito SaitoKO4 (4)1997-07-016Win5–1Tetsushi AsayamaPTS4 (4)1997-05-025Loss4–1Gen IchihashiKO2 (4)1996-08-194Win4–0Kojiro EbinaPTS4 (4)1996-07-153Win3–0Hiroyuki YoneshigePTS4 (4)1996-02-192Win2–0Michio HarasawaKO2 (4)1995-11-201Win1–0Kazunori OsatoPTS4 (4)1995-09-25
See also Boxing in Japan List of Japanese boxing world champions List of world super-bantamweight boxing champions
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