Start Time: 3:00 AM ET (Main Card)
Venue: Korakuen Hall — Tokyo, Japan
Title at Stake: WBO Asia Pacific Featherweight Title (Fujita defending)
Weight Class: Featherweight (57 kg / 126 lbs)
INJURY REPORT
No injuries or withdrawals were reported for either fighter in available sources. Both are expected to enter the bout fully healthy. (No official injury disclosures were published.)
FIGHTER PROFILES & MATCHUPS
Kenji Fujita (Champion)
Record: 10‑0‑0 (undefeated)
Age: 32
Height: 5’6″ (168 cm)
Reach: 68.9″ (175 cm)
Gym: Teiken Gym
Nationality: Japan
Recent Form: W W W W W (last 5)
Style Notes:
High‑volume, technically polished boxer.
Excellent footwork and ring IQ.
Strong jab and disciplined defensive structure.
Rarely makes tactical mistakes; thrives in long, technical fights.
Ryoto (Ryota) Muto (Challenger)
Record: 9‑1‑1
Age: 21
Height: 5’8″ (174 cm)
Reach: 65.0″ (165 cm)
Gym: Matsuda Boxing Gym
Nationality: Japan
Recent Form: W W W L W (last 5)
Style Notes:
Taller fighter with a more aggressive, forward‑pressing style.
Strong mid‑range punching and body attack.
Can be hittable; defense is improving but still inconsistent.
Youth and athleticism are his biggest weapons.
RECENT FORM & MOMENTUM
Fujita
Undefeated and entering his physical prime.
Has consistently beaten domestic contenders with clean, technical performances.
Shows championship composure in late rounds.
Muto
Only one career loss and has rebounded with multiple wins.
Still developing but dangerous due to size and pressure.
Has not yet faced someone with Fujita’s technical ceiling.
FIGHT HISTORY & CONTEXT
This is their first professional meeting.
Fujita enters as the reigning WBO Asia Pacific Featherweight Champion.
Muto is stepping up in class for his first major regional title shot.
Korakuen Hall is known for producing high‑intensity Japanese domestic title fights.
BETTING TRENDS
Fujita fights often go the distance due to his technical, low‑risk style.
Muto’s defensive lapses make him vulnerable early, but his durability keeps him competitive.
Japanese domestic title fights at Korakuen Hall historically trend toward technical decisions rather than knockouts.
FIGHT ODDS
Ryoto Muto + 315
Kenji Fujita – 450
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Tuesday, May 5, 2026
