Suganob would make his debut against fellow debutant, Mark Torella, where his prevails with a second-round technical knockout, he would later compose a record of 11–0 with wins against prospects like John Paul Gabunilas and Jake Amparo before fighting with undefeated(19–0–1) world-ranked Indonesian Andika D'Golden Boy whom he would defeat via unanimous decision.
[1][2] After 12 consecutive victories, Suganob was faced against Mark Vicelles in an IBF World light flyweight[broken anchor] title eliminator on February 25, 2023.
[3] Suganob was initially booked to fight the IBF light flyweight champion[broken anchor], Sivenathi Nontshinga, at East London, Eastern Cape, South Africa on June 16, 2023,[4] but later it was postponed and moved to July 2, 2023.
[6] Five months after the bout against Nontshinga, Suganob faced World-rated Venezuelan boxer, Ronald Chacon for the vacant WBO Global light flyweight title in Tagbilaran, Philippines,[7] Suganob won the bout via lop-sided unanimous decision, even getting to knock Chacon down in the fourth round.
[8][9][10]A bloodied Suganob put on a masterful performance in front of his Bohol fans as he knocks Ishizawa down two times en route to an eight-round technical knockout despite suffering a cut on his forehead since round one, due to the severity of the punches received from Suganob, Ishizawa was carried on a stretcher for further medical attention.