152nd Phoenix Battle

152nd Phoenix Battle

Completed

Katsuki Mori vs. Masatora Okada

Japan Boxing Commission
Boxing
March 24, 2026 at 08:00 AM UTC
🇯🇵 Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, JP

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10R

🇯🇵Katsuki Mori

14-4-1 / Age 26 / 5'3" (160cm)

Reach 62.2" (158cm) / 2 Wins / Boxing

VS

🇯🇵Masatora Okada

10-6-2 / Age 31 / 160cm

Reach 161cm / 1連勝

Katsuki Mori

Katsuki Mori is a professional boxer from Japan with a record of 14 wins (3 KOs), 4 losses, and 1 draw. Competing in the minimumweight division, he is a former Japanese Youth champion and the 2019 All-Japan Rookie of the Year. In October 2025, he captured the Japanese minimumweight title by defeating Goki Kobayashi via a ten-round unanimous decision. His most recent outing was a ten-round draw against Masatora Okada in March 2026.

8R

🇯🇵Yuta Sakai

8-0 / Age 20 / 5'8" (173cm)

Reach 68.5" (174cm) / 7 Wins / Boxing

VS

🇵🇭Wesley Caga

8-3 / Age 25

3連勝

Yuta Sakai

Yuta Sakai is a Japanese professional boxer in the bantamweight division with an unblemished record of 7-0 and 6 KOs. A highly decorated amateur, he achieved "seven crowns" in high school including a gold medal at the 2022 IBA Youth World Championships. Since turning pro in 2024, he won the Japan Youth bantamweight title with a 2nd-round TKO. Most recently, he secured a unanimous decision victory over Wesley Caga in March 2026, marking the first time he has gone the distance.

6R

🇯🇵Raito Kataoka

2-0

VS

🇯🇵Natsu Ohashi

11-6-1 / Age 27 / 163cm

1連勝

10R

🇯🇵Tsubasa Narai

18-3 / Age 26 / 164cm

Reach 172cm / 10連勝 / Boxing

VS

🇯🇵Ryusuke Sunagawa

5-0-1

10R

🇺🇬David Ssemujju

9-1-1

VS

🇯🇵Masayuki Urashima

6-0-1

10R

🇯🇵Sho Nogami

8-0

VS

🇯🇵Shota Asami

14-13 / Age 31 / 163cm

1連敗 / Boxing

Shota Asami

Shota Asami is a professional boxer from Japan with a record of 14 wins (7 KOs) and 14 losses. Known for a high-volume punching style and persistent pressure, he competes in the flyweight division. On March 24, 2026, he challenged Sho Nogami for the Japanese and vacant OPBF flyweight titles, showing great resilience and pushing the champion into the later rounds before ultimately falling short via a unanimous decision.