Yuga Ozaki signs with All Star Boxing and will fight on May 24

Junior flyweight prospect Yuga Ozaki has signed a promotional agreement with All Star Boxing, the company announced Sunday.

Ozaki, a southpaw with a record of 8-0-1 (6 KOs), hasn’t fought since December of 2024, when he stopped the previously unbeaten Archiel Villamor in nine rounds. Now, All Star Boxing is partnering with former WO junior featherweight champion Masayuki Ito’s Treasure Boxing Promotion to promote the 23-year-old from Sanda, Japan. Now Ozaki is scheduled to fight against Jonathan Refugio, 22-14-5 (8 KOs), on May 24 at the Elorde Sports Center in Paranaque City, Philippines.

Felix “Tuto” Zabala, president of All Star Boxing says he likes Ozaki’s chances of developing into a world class fighter.

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“Yuga Ozaki has the talent, discipline, and character to become a world champion,” Zabala said in a press release. “Japan has produced many great champions, and we believe Ozaki has the potential to become one of the country’s next boxing stars. This partnership gives him the right team and the right plan to take his career to the highest level.”