Jin Sasaki - David Semujou: betting tip (cf 1.78) and bets on the fight

Current form

Jin Sasaki returned to the ring in February after a heavy defeat by Brian Norman, to whom he lost by knockout in the fifth round in June 2025 in a fight for the WBO title. The Japanese defeated Marlon Pagalpalan and then Sora Tanaka. The 25-year-old Sasaki has 21 wins, 18 of them by knockout, two defeats and one draw. He spent 104 rounds in the professional ring. Jin joined boxing in high school, and after turning professional, he quickly made himself known. In 2020, he became the Japanese youth champion, and then got a chance to compete for national and regional titles.

Sasaki suffered his first defeat from Andy Hiraoka, who was stopped in the 11th round. At the same time, the Japanese then did not meet the limit and exceeded it by four pounds. Later, he finally moved up to welterweight, where in November 2023 he won the WBO Asia-Pacific belt, knocking out Ryota Toyoshima in just 116 seconds. In 2024, the OPBF title was added to him after defeating Joe Neunai. Sasaki is distinguished by a heavy blow: 85.7% of his victories ended ahead of schedule. But there is a downside — both defeats were by knockouts. In the last four fights, he stopped an opponent only once. The height of the Japanese is 173 cm, the arm span is 177 cm.

Current form

David Semudju is much more experienced in age: the Ugandan is 33 years old. His stats are nine wins, one draw and one loss, and he has played 76 rounds in his career. As an amateur, Semuju represented Uganda at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo in the category up to 75 kg. After that, he moved to Japan, although he spent the first four professional fights in his homeland. Semujou's height is 175 cm, and his arm span is 180 cm. Thus, the height advantage is small, but in terms of arm length, he is ahead of Sasaki by 3.8 cm. At the same time, the Ugandan is noticeably inferior to the Japanese in striking power: 55.6% of his victories ended ahead of schedule.

Semudzhu received his only defeat from Kamronbek Eshmatov, losing by split decision in eight rounds. He then responded by defeating Aso Ishiwaki and Kosei with his Feet. In a foot fight, Semujou won the WBO Asia-Pacific belt, stopping his opponent in the eighth round, although he had previously lost on points to all three judges.