Mutsuki Ebata

Mutuski was schduled to fight Manasak Pinsinchai for the Rajadamnern Stadium Bantamweight title, during SNKA MAGNUM 31.[1] He lost the fight by unanimous decision.[2] After defeating Ektawan Kulunteptonburi by TKO in his next fight,[3] he once against fought for the Rajadamnern Stadium Bantamweight belt, this time against Fonpet Chuwattana.[4] Ebata lost the fight by a split decision.[5] He bounced back from his second failed title bid with a TKO win over Wanchai Sitsaitong.[6]

Ebata fought Chanaek Sor.Mantanasanchai for the inaugural WKBA World Bantamweight title during SNKA TITANS NEOS 15.[7] He won the fight by TKO, after Chanaek's corner threw in the towel midway through the first round.[8]

He won his next two fights, winning a unanimous decision against Fonpet Chuwattana,[9] and knocking out Chansaknoi Sakrunruang during SNKA Soul in the Ring XII.[10]

Mutsuki Ebata was scheduled to fight Fonpet Chuwattana. The fight was a title defense for both, as Ebata defended the WKBA World Bantamweight and Chuwattana defended the Rajadamnern Stadium Bantamweight.[11] Chuwattana won the fight, and both of the titles, by unanimous decision.[12]

Ebata fought Mongkonchai Sor.Mirjan for the vacant WKBA World Bantamweight title during SNKA TITANS NEOS XVIII.[13] He beat Mirjan by a second round KO, to capture the WKBA title for the second time.[14]

Ebata afterwards went on a six fight winning streak, defeating Luktao Mor.Tamachat, Kaoniew Sitpuyainirun, Krunsin PetpumMuaythai and Anuchit Tamswamuaythaigym by (T)KO,[15][16][17] as well as scoring a decision win over Hontonglek Chor Fanpuriansee[18] and a split decision against Fonpet Chuwattana.[19]

He was scheduled to defend his WKBA World Bantamweight title for the first time against Mafuenglek Chor.Nor.Patalun during SNKA TITANS NEOS 22.[20] Ebata won the fight by a second round TKO.

After successfully defending his WKBA title, Ebata went on a 5-1-1 run. He defeated Toto PetpumMuaythai by a first round KO,[21] Ninmongkon PetpumMuaythai by a first round TKO,[22] KO wins over Ali Lo Petbontong[23] and Gun Harbataijon,[24] as well as a decision win against Petyaso Dabrunasakarm.[25]

During SNKA MAGNUM 51, Ebata challenged Saotho Sitchefboontham for the Rajadamnern Stadium Bantamweight title. He fight was declared a draw.[26]

He was scheduled to fight Rasta during Rizin 24, for his Rizin debut. Ebata won the fight by unanimous decision.[27]

• 2010 Shin Nihon Kickboxing Association Flyweight Champion[28] (One title defense)
• 2014 WKBA World Bantamweight Champion [29]
• 2015 WKBA World Bantamweight Champion[30] (One title defense)

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