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Andy Hiraoka Calls Out Shakur, Teofimo After Russell Loss

By Tom Galm - 05/18/2026 - Comments

The Japanese southpaw targeted several major names despite suffering the first defeat of his professional career against Gary Antuanne Russell

Andy Hiraoka is not looking for a rebuilding fight after the first loss of his professional career. The hard-hitting Japanese southpaw instead called out Shakur Stevenson, Teofimo Lopez, Rolly Romero, and Conor Benn after his competitive defeat against Gary Antuanne Russell earlier this year.

“Everybody keeps asking me about my next fight. I want Shakur. I want Rolly. I want Benn. I want Teofimo. Who do they want me to fight next?” said Andy Hiraoka on X.

Hiraoka (24-1, 19 KOs), a hard-hitting Japanese southpaw, landed the heavier shots in stretches of his 12-round unanimous decision loss to Gary Antuanne Russell on February 21, 2026. The official scores of 117-110 and 116-111 twice drew criticism from fans who felt the fight was much closer after Hiraoka closed strong in the second half.

Hiraoka is also aiming unusually high for a fighter coming off a defeat. Most contenders in his position would be pushed toward a rebuilding fight, but he is targeting some of the biggest names connected to the lightweight and junior welterweight divisions.

The 29-year-old pushed Russell backward repeatedly during the championship rounds and earned respect from many fans despite suffering his first defeat. Some online reaction afterward even argued Hiraoka deserved the decision after his body work and pressure slowed Russell late in the fight.

Hiraoka is also entering an uncertain stage of his career after reportedly parting ways with Hideyuki Ohashi and Ohashi Boxing Gym earlier this year following a lengthy partnership in Japan.

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Tom Galm

Tom Galm is a boxing journalist who has covered the global fight landscape since 2014, specializing in heavyweight analysis, industry trends, and fighter psychology.


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