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The legendary Korakuen Hall hosts an exhilarating evening of Japanese professional boxing as Lemino Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket 160 joins forces with DANGAN. Headlined by a fierce super-bantamweight clash between contender Jun Ikegata and Takashi Tsuruumi, this event brings together elite fighters from Ohashi Boxing Gym and across the domestic circuit for an unforgettable night of combat sports.
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- The Legacy of Phoenix Battle and Japanese Professional Boxing
- Why Experience Professional Boxing Live in Tokyo
- [CURRENT EDITION-2026] Dates, Venues and Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
- Why Book Through Jasumo
- How It Works: Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
- Frequently Asked Questions: Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
- Venue & Access
- Related Links
- Previous Editions
- [SWAP-IN BLOCK: SOLD OUT EDITION]
The Legacy of Phoenix Battle and Japanese Professional Boxing
In the Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket scene Japanese professional boxing holds a special and respected place. It is based on strategy, strong endurance and strong respect between fighters. Japanese boxing events often create world champions and exciting matches. At the center of this growing world is the Phoenix Battle series, run by the Ohashi Boxing Gym. Ohashi Gym, led by former world champion Hideyuki Ohashi has created some of the fighters in modern boxing history, including the multi-division pound-for-pound champion Naoya Inoue.
When Phoenix Battle works with DANGAN, which is the grassroots fight promotion company in Japan the result is a mix of top fighters and new talents. Phoenix Battle 160 is the example of this partnership and it gives fans a close view of the fighters who are shaping the future of world titles.
The September 2026 event is focused on a pressure super-bantamweight match between Jun Ikegata and Takashi Tsuruumi. Ikegata, an strong fighter from Tokyo has built a strong reputation through tough matches against top fighters in the country. His handed stance, smart strategy and accurate counterpunches make him a hard opponent. On the side is Takashi Tsuruumi, an aggressive fighter known for moving forward quickly and throwing powerful punches inside.
With titles and future rankings on the line neither fighter can make a mistake. In addition to the event the undercard has a strong lineup of eight-round and ten-round fights with top fighters from Ohashi Gym and other Tokyo gyms making sure there is action, from the very start.
Why Experience Professional Boxing Live in Tokyo
Attending a live boxing card in Japan offers an atmosphere completely distinct from Western fight nights. Known as the “Mecca of Japanese Combat Sports,” Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall provides an uncommonly intimate sightline where spectators sit mere metres from the canvas, hearing every landed blow and corner instruction with crisp clarity.
Unlike noisy, chaotic arena events, Japanese fight crowds bring a refined reverence to the hall. The atmosphere oscillates between intense, focused silence during tactical jockeying and sudden, deafening roars when exchanges erupt. For international visitors, witnessing a high-stakes event like Phoenix Battle 160 live offers an authentic immersion into Japanese sporting culture that television broadcasts simply cannot replicate.
[CURRENT EDITION-2026] Dates, Venues and Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
Tuesday, 8 September 2026 – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
Doors Open: TBC / First Match: TBC
| Ticket Category | Available Seats (JPY) | Available Seats (USD, ref.) |
| General Ringside & Reserved Seating | ¥10,000 – ¥30,000 | $65 – $195 |
Note: Ticket prices change over time with availability and demand, and are confirmed at the time of enquiry.
Ticketing Conditions
- Physical paper tickets are mandatory for entry; no digital entry or lost physical tickets will be honored on the day of the event.
- One preschool-aged child per adult is admitted free of charge, provided they sit on the adult’s lap without occupying an additional seat.
- Individuals affiliated with organized crime groups are strictly prohibited from entering the venue.
Secure Your Phoenix Battle 160 Tickets
To get Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket for this event you should have the event name, date, venue and the total number of guests you want to bring ready. Then you can click below to talk to the people who handle tickets for this event the ticketing team, for this event.
Why Book Through Jasumo
Navigating Japanese ticketing systems as an international visitor can be frustrating due to technical, language, and administrative barriers:
- Access Restrictions: Official ticketing outlets routinely require domestic Japanese phone numbers, local address registration, and Japanese fan club memberships. Furthermore, high-demand fight cards sell out swiftly to local gyms and fans. Jasumo secures access through our wide network of trusted sources across Japan, including event promoters, official platforms, and verified resale channels.
- Language Barriers: All primary purchase flows, promoter updates, venue advisories, and collection protocols are conducting entirely in Japanese. Jasumo handles all official communications on your behalf and provides clear, step-by-step updates in English.
- Payment Failures: Japanese ticketing platforms frequently decline international credit cards. Jasumo processes payments through standard international channels, allowing you to pay easily without transactional friction.
Every ticket that is managed by Jasumo is carefully checking to make sure it is real before it is sent out. Paper tickets are safely taking directly to your hotel or your Airbnb place in any part of Japan using local delivery companies or the postal service. There is a service charge that covers checking the Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket talking with the support team and getting everything ready. This charge is completely explaining when you ask about it.
How It Works: Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
- Submit Request: Contact us with the event name (Phoenix Battle 160), date (8 September 2026), venue, and requested number of tickets.
- Availability & Quote: Our concierge team verifies inventory through our network and confirms the total cost in writing.
- Secure Payment: Complete your order securely via international payment methods.
- Authentication & Delivery: Jasumo purchases, verifies, and delivers your physical tickets directly to your hotel or Airbnb in Japan prior to fight night.
Secure Your Seats at Korakuen Hall
Do not miss the chance to experience Japanese professional boxing at its highest level. Prepare your fight details and reach out to our team today.
Frequently Asked Questions: Phoenix Battle Boxing Ticket
An order is comprising of the nominal ticket price, the transactional costs associated with the platforms used to secure the ticket, and a service fee for our concierge procurement. Because every event and seat tier varies, customers should contact us directly to receive a comprehensive quote for their specific request.
Korakuen Hall is located within the Tokyo Dome City complex in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. It is conveniently accessible within a 3-minute walk from Suidobashi Station (JR Chuo-Sobu Line and Toai Mita Line) or Korakuen Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Namboku Lines).
Yes. Entry to Korakuen Hall for this event strictly requires a physical paper ticket. Digital barcodes or order confirmation emails will not accept at the gate, which is why Jasumo coordinates physical courier delivery to your Japanese accommodation.
Co-promoted cards involving Ohashi Boxing Gym and DANGAN regularly draw large crowds of local fight fans and gym supporters. Given Korakuen Hall’s limited capacity, general public seats tend to sell out rapidly once full card details are finalizing. Early booking is strongly recommending.
Yes. One preschool-aged child per accompanying adult may enter free of charge provided they sit on the adult’s lap. If a separate seat is requiring for the child, a standard ticket must purchase.
Venue & Access
- Venue: Korakuen Hall
- Address: 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004
- Nearest Stations:
- Suidobashi Station: JR Chuo-Sobu Line (West Exit) / Toei Mita Line (Exit A2)
- Korakuen Station: Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line / Namboku Line (Exit 2)
- Nearby Landmark: Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Dome City Attractions
Related Links
Previous Editions
- Phoenix Battle 159 (2026) – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
- Phoenix Battle 158 (2025) – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo
[SWAP-IN BLOCK: SOLD OUT EDITION]
Official general sales for Lemino BOXING Phoenix Battle 160 & DANGAN have concluded. However, limited seats may still be sourced through our extensive network of event contacts and verified secondary channels. All tickets obtained through Jasumo are fully authenticated as genuine before being delivered to your accommodation.
If you are still searching for seats to this event, please contact us with the event date, preferred ticket tier, and number of guests to request an immediate live inventory check. Alternatively, ask our team to place you on our alert list for the next edition of Phoenix Battle.
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