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ENGLISH PROFILE

About Madoka Wada

Professional Boxer | OPBF Oriental Pacific Champion | World Championship Medalist

Madoka Wada is one of Japan’s most accomplished female boxers, known for her outstanding achievements in both amateur and professional boxing.

Born in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan, she began her athletic career in full-contact karate at the age of eight. Through years of dedication and hard work, she won multiple national championships, including consecutive victories at the Japan Cup and Dream Cup tournaments.

Later, she transitioned to boxing and quickly established herself as one of Japan’s top amateur athletes. Representing Japan on the international stage, she earned bronze medals at the 2014 and 2018 AIBA Women’s World Boxing Championships, becoming one of the first Japanese female boxers to achieve this historic accomplishment.

Amateur Career Highlights

• 68 Amateur Bouts
• 58 Wins（13 KO/RSC）
• 10 Losses
• Japan National Champion
• Two-Time AIBA Women’s World Championships Bronze Medalist
• International Representative for Team Japan

Professional Career

In April 2024, Madoka Wada made her professional debut and became the first female boxer in Japan to debut as an A-Class professional fighter, a recognition reserved for athletes with exceptional amateur achievements.

Since turning professional, she has remained undefeated while demonstrating the elite skill, determination, and fighting spirit that made her a standout amateur competitor.

Professional Record

• 4 Wins
• 0 Losses
• 3 Wins by Knockout
• Undefeated

Current Title

🏆 OPBF Oriental Pacific Women’s Minimumweight Champion

Vision

Madoka Wada continues her pursuit of excellence with one goal in mind: becoming a world champion.

Through discipline, perseverance, and unwavering dedication, she strives to inspire the next generation of athletes while representing Japan on the global stage.