Former World Boxing Organization world female super flyweight champion Tomoko Okuda of Sakai Haruki Boxing Gym dropped an eight-round unanimous decision to former World Boxing Council world female bantamweight champion Susie Ramadan of Australia on Aug. 20 in Melbourne in an eight-round nontitle bout, it was learned on Aug. 22.

There were no knockdowns during the fight held at Flemington’s Melbourne Pavilion.

With the loss, the left-handed Okuda, 39, now has a record of seven wins, including one knockout, against four losses and two draws. With the victory, the 43-year-old Ramadan, who fought for the first time in about two years and six months, has 29 wins, including 12 KOs, against three losses.

Okuda first captured the WBO title in December 2020 from Miyo Yoshida of Misako Boxing Gym only to lose the title to Yoshida in their rematch in June last year.

Okuda, known widely as a high-school teacher-cum-boxer, moved to Sakai Haruki gym this year from Mitsuki Boxing Gym, both in Osaka Prefecture.