is a former professional boxer.
Professional career Ando turned professional in 2008 & compiled a record of 7–3 before defeating Amara Naktaku, to win the inaugural WBA atomweight title. She defended the title once before losing it to Ayaka Miyao. She would attempt to regain the title in a rematch the following year but lost again via unanimous decision.
Ando announced her retirement in 2016 after losing a rematch to Yuko Kuroki for the WBC mini-flyweight title.
Professional boxing record
ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes23Loss13–10Yuko KurokiUD1018 Dec 201622Win13–9Tiradee TipdeeTKO3 (8)24 Aug 201621Loss12–9Ibeth Zamora SilvaTKO6 (10), 19 Mar 201620Loss12–8Cai ZongjuMD1018 Sep 201519Win12–7Jujeath NagaowaUD628 Feb 201518Loss11–7Yuko KurokiUD1017 May 201417Win11–6Jasseth NoriegaSD1014 Dec 201316Loss10–6Hong Su-yunSD1018 Aug 201315Loss10–5Ayaka MiyaoUD1024 Jun 201314Win10–4Nucharin YoohanngohTKO3 (8)9 Feb 201313Loss9–4Ayaka MiyaoUD1016 Sep 201212Win9–3Maria del Refugio JimenezUD1019 Feb 201211Win8–3Amara NaktakuUD1022 Sep 201110Win7–3Petchnongyao SingvacharachaiTKO3 (8)24 Jun 20119Win6–3Wimonrat Palasuksa KrungthepTKO1 (6)17 Apr 20118Win5–3Mami ItoMD65 Dec 20107Loss4–3Mami ItoMD624 Sep 20106Win4–2Yumi KatayamaTKO3 (4)16 May 20105Win3–2Kalaya Phosuwangym3 (4)6 Dec 20094Win2–2Schliemann TamakiUD423 Aug 20093Win1–2Chiho Ueda415 Feb 20092Loss0–2Yuri Kobayashi415 Sep 20081Loss0–1Sakura Ouchi421 Jul 2008
See also List of female boxers Boxing in Japan List of Japanese boxing world champions
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