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April 8th 2011-World Memorial Hall, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan Takahiro Ao (20-2-1, 9) vs Humberto Gutierrez Ochoa (28-2-1, 20) In November 2010 Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] won the WBC Super Featherweight title. The following April he returned to the ring to make his first defense, taking on Mexican southpaw Humberto Gutierrez Ochoa.
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November 26th 2010-Nihon Gaishi Hall, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan Takahiro Ao (19-2-1, 9) vs Vitali Tajbert (20-1, 6) Just 3 fights after losing the WBC Featherweight title Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] had a chance to become a 2-weight world champion as he took on WBC Super Featherweight champion Vitali Tajbert, who was looking to make his second defense since being upgraded from the interim champion. April 30th 2010-Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan Takahiro Ao (18-2-1, 8) vs Whyber Garcia (22-7, 15) In his second bout after losing the WBC Featherweight title we saw Japan's Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] battle against Panama's Whyber Garcia at the Nippon Budokan. December 18th 2009-World Memorial Hall, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan Takahiro Ao (17-2-1, 8) vs Feider Viloria (22-5-1, 15) In July 2009 Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] lost the WBC Featherweight title to Elio Rojas. In his first bout following that loss he took on Colombian fighter Feider Viloria. July 14th 2009- Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Takahiro Ao (17-1-1, 8) Vs Elio Rojas (20-1, 13) In March 2009 Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] avenged his sole loss and claimed the WBC Featherweight title, beating Oscar Larios in their second bout. In his first defense he took on once beaten Dominican challenger Elio Rojas at Korakuen Hall. March 12th 2009-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Takahiro Ao (16-1-1, 8) vs Oscar Larios (63-6-1, 39) II In October 2008 Japan's Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] suffered his first professional loss, losing to the then WBC Featherweight champion Oscar Larios by split decision. The following March the two men rematched with Ao seeking to avenge the defeat and take the WBC title. October 16th 2008-Yoyogi First Gym, Tokyo, Japan Takahiro Ao (16-0-1, 8) Vs Oscar Larios (62-6-1, 39) I In October 2008 Japan's Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] got his first world title fight, taking on Mexican veteran Oscar Larios, the then WBC Featherweight champion. April 23rd 2014-Osaka-Jo Hall, Osaka, Osaka, Japan Takahiro Ao (25-3-1, 12) vs Marco Antonio Lopez (23-3, 14) In April 2014 former 2-weight world champion Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] faced off with Mexican foe Marco Antonio Lopez in at the Osaka-Jo Hall as part of a solid card featuring two world title bouts. Note - The on screen graphic pre-fight has a mistake with Lopez's record suggesting he has 33 wins, when it should be 23. October 22nd 2014-Yoyogi #2 Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan Takahiro Ao (26-3-1, 12) vs Juan Carlos Salgado (26-3-1, 16) In October 2014 Japanese fans got an interesting chief support bout for Shinsuke Yamanaka's WBC Bantamweight title defense against Suriyan Sor Rungvisai. That bout saw Takahiro Ao [粟生 隆寛] and Juan Carlos Salgado clash in a battle of former world champions. March 25th 2006-World Memorial Hall, Kobe, Hyogo, Japan Takahiro Ao (10-0, 6) vs Oswaldo Juarez (10-3, 8) In 2006 future world champion Takahiro Ao [粟生隆寛] faced off with Oswaldo Juarez in Hyogo. |
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