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Nationality
  
Japanese

Name
  
Takahiro Ao

Total fights
  
32

Wins
  
27

Role
  
Boxer

Stance
  
Southpaw stance

Wins by KO
  
12

Martial art
  
Boxing

Draws
  
1

Losses
  
3

Division
  

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Real name
  
Takahiro AoJapanese: 粟生 隆寛

Rated at
  
FeatherweightSuper featherweightLightweight

Born
  
6 April 1984 (age 39) Ichihara, Chiba, Japan (
1984-04-06
)

Similar People
  
Raymundo Beltran, Hozumi Hasegawa, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Toshiaki Nishioka, Takashi Uchiyama

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Takahiro Ao (粟生 隆寛, Takahiro Aō, born 6 April 1984 in Ichihara, Chiba, Japan) is a Japanese professional boxer who fights at featherweight and is the former WBC Super Featherweight Champion.

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Professional career

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Ao turned professional in September 2003 at the Korakuen Hall, Tokyo. In his debut Ao defeated fellow Japanese boxer Hiroshi Kashihara with a second round knockout.

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Ao is managed by the Teiken Boxing Gym in Tokyo, and trains under Sendai Tanaka's guidance. He has often attended Marco Antonio Barrera's training camp since 2003, because he was appreciated for his speed and heavy fists, and served as Barrera's chief sparring partner in August 2007.

After thirteen unbeaten fights Ao beat Koji Umetsu for the Japanese featherweight title in March 2007.

Ao lost via split decision to champion Óscar Larios on October 16, 2008. Despite flooring Larios in the 4th round, Ao managed to lose a decision in the close and contested bout.

Fortunate for him, Ao got another chance at Larios' title on March 12, 2009. There, he applied more offensive tactics which resulted Larios dropping in the 12th round. Ao won the match by unanimous decision. On his first defense of the title held on July 14 that same year, Ao lost to Elio Rojas by unanimous decision.

References

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