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I shall note that the Janet Todd fight has been postponed because Janet Todd contracted the Novel Coronavirus and as such they moved Reug Reug to the Lead Card of the Friday night show rather than the Saturday morning show.
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beep by grandpa posted:Who are are his notable fighters??
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The Beast of the Week award goes to Panchan Rina http://twitter.com/Beyond_Kick/status/1599787552025649154
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Colorado officially official on May 5 with the ONE Global ruleset (knees on the ground, full fight scored) http://twitter.com/ONEChampionship/status/1599818369385234433
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ilmucche posted:is that early prelims at 530 pm est
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Never forget Ariel Helwani cried on video when his UFC credentials got revoked
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He yelled about it being the fight of the night after going to the first decision after 10 straight finishes including several round 3 finishes
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Fozzy The Bear posted:Stephen A Smith isn't a journalist. Appearing on his show boosts YOUR profile. Its an entertainment show.
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Tape Delay Kickboxing Ancient Japanese TV contracts and corresponding ABEMA streaming rules make it almost impossible to follow premier kickboxing organizations K-1 and RISE outside of Japan. Fortunately, they do tend to upload the fights for free on Youtube 7-10 days after they happen in Japan. This series shall, where possible, allow you to watch the shows in order as if you were watching live, without spoilers. So if you stay away from kickboxing news (not hard) and wait for these posts a week later, it can be just as thrilling as being there. Beyond Kickboxing event calendar: https://beyondkick.com/schedule Volume 1 K-1 WORLD GP 2022 in Osaka - 2022-12-03  The final major K-1 show of the year features the first-ever eight-man one-night bantamweight Grand Prix, which in K-1 is at 117 pounds, with the winner being crowned the K-1 Bantamweight champion. The tournament was full of entertaining fights, and I have also highlighted the most exciting of the 18 non-tournament fights in bold. The numbers next to each fight are the weights, in pounds. K-1 Basics: Most fights are 3 3-minute rounds with a single 3-minute extra round if it’s a draw. 3 knockdowns in a round is a TKO, or 2 if it’s a tournament fight. Judges are fairly liberal with 10-10 round scoring, so you will often see fights scored 30-30 or 30-29. Kickboxing rules: knees are legal, elbows are not. Clinch must be broken with an immediate strike or the ref will separate. Preliminary Fights Yuya Miyake vs Arata (138) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4mUHnX4HcM Shota Yamaguchi vs Isami Sano (198) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARmwKWjOOM4 Ryota Ishida vs Satoshi Tanaka (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epr5wS795l8 K-1 WORLD GP First Bantamweight Championship Tournament First Round (117) Reserve Fight: Aoi Noda vs Daiki Mine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLO3LxJbxAI 1: Koji Ikeda vs Ambi Nsue Avomo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UMCBAZIrZw 2: Issei Ishii vs Oscar Boborquez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m92tB1MQ3SY 3: Toma Kuroda vs Yossila Chor.Hapayak https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPQtDUQ5dWA 4: Kazuki MIburo vs Samvel Babayan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sDd-omwImA Takahito Niimi vs Yuta Kunieda (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnDjA20djnw Tatsuya Tsubakihara vs Shoki Kaneda (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf7wD2JvP5g Shuhei Kumura vs Toma (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_4La0SDWlQ Hisaki Kato vs Akira Junior (198) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zMqDJwRsZI Yuto Shinohara vs Hiroki (138) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VluY3h7XMU Yuki Yoza vs Aikpikart Mor.Krungthepthonburi (138) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thYRVta0vuo Jomthong Strikergym vs Naoki Morita (154) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fq5O9llTBM K-1 WORLD GP First Bantamweight Championship Tournament Semi-finals (117) Semifinal 1 (Winner 1 vs Winner 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcqntGnLI3A Semifinal 2 (Winner 3 vs Winner 4) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASMoaQxBr2s Kenta Hayashi vs Fukashi (143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJveAfSbG0U Yuuki Egawa vs Kotaro Shimano (154) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jrBWFxIeUs Mahmoud Sattari vs Stefan Latescu (198) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KD2BDe2bc4 Masashi Kumura vs Ismail Al Kadhi (123) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc4QyGyzjwo Akihiro Kaneko vs Kiriluang Chor.Hapayak (123) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRrFCfdxBAc KANA vs Aurore Dos Santos (115) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaWejf3pGK4 Sina Karimian vs Carlos Budiao (220) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOEkK5v5-XM Taito Gunji vs Wang Junguang (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXXM84z6-s K-1 WORLD GP First Bantamweight Championship Tournament Final (117) Tournament Final https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mASHPjcNDp4
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I got PDFs of nearly every Black Belt from 1961-1989 and I started looking through them yesterday, here's a Twitter thread of my finds including an article I found tonight with pictures about the Gene LeBell / Milo Savage judo vs. boxing match https://twitter.com/Boco_T/status/1602868419871019008
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Been catching up on BKFC today, did find one fight on last weekend's prelims that was worth posting here because it's good: BKFC 34 2022-12-03 - Rambo Russo vs Jakobi Lowry https://youtu.be/9oFG_3c8itQ?t=5300 (1:28:20)
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For the people that liked Tape Delay Kickboxing (thanks for the feedback!), I am already prepping posts for RISE 163, KNOCK OUT 2022 vol. 8 (both happened this past weekend and should get Youtubed in about 4 days) as well as 12/18's Krush.144 (should get Youtubed about Christmas). PLUS we should be able to watch GLORY vs. RISE live/VOD on Youtube on Christmas morning.
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Tape Delay Kickboxing While this series is primarily for Japanese shows, another type of easily accessible kickboxing is the stuff that streams live for free. If I find any of reasonable quality, I’ll include them here. Beyond Kickboxing event calendar: https://beyondkick.com/schedule Volume 2 ENFUSION 117 and ENFUSION TALENTS 99 - 2022-12-16 Le Meridien Airport Rd, Dubai, UAE  “The Most Exciting Show of Kickboxing.” You could have theoretically watched this one live, as all Enfusion shows air on Facebook live in most countries. A regional European promotion, Enfusion is a Dutch company that mostly runs in the Netherlands but has also run shows in places like Germany, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Spain and Belgium. It was founded in 2011 after Edwin van Os sold his previous brand, It’s Showtime, to Glory, then just went and started another promotion. Its most prominent recent appearance was as the co-promoter of the first 3 Glory Rivals shows with Glory in 2022. This show features a 4-man lightweight tournament on the Talents show and the main card features the Enfusion welterweight champion Mohamed Touchassie and middleweight champion Mohammad Ghaedibardeh in action in non-title fights against unranked opponents. Bantamweight Champion Sarel de Jong is also in action in a non-title fight on the Talents card. Timestamps provided for the file after each fight listing, I cannot find a button on Facebook to link to a specific spot. Bolded fights are ones that I found particularly entertaining. Enfusion Rules Basics: Kickboxing rules. Muay Thai sweeps are allowed. Clinch work is allowed as long as “the work is active” and it is “attractive to the spectator,” at the referee’s discretion. Weight class names and limits align with the MMA weight classes you’re used to. Show Link (Facebook Video): https://www.facebook.com/enfusion.official/videos/672282614437022 ENFUSION TALENTS 99 Lightweight Tournament Reserve Bout: “The Buraq” Mohamed Younes Rabah (8-0, 4 KO) vs “Dragon” Mohamed Ibrahim Sailane (6-2, 0 KO) (155) 19:12 Lightweight Tournament Semi-Final 1: #3 “The Perfectionist” Brandon Fos (24-3, 3 KO) vs “Fast Fouad” Fouad Chahbari (7-0, 4 KO) (155) 40:13 Lightweight Tournament Semi-Final 2: “Wolves Fury” Salim Ibragimov (25-7-1, 11 KO) vs #2 “Minci” Milan Pales (62-8, 17 KO) (155) 1:03:12 “Pretty Dragonfly” Laura Pileri (34-9-3, 2 KO) vs (Bantam Champion) “The Hunter” Sarel de Jong (37-4-1, 4 KO) (135, non-title) 1:23:04 Ibtissam Kassrioui (16-6-3, 2 KO) vs Dajenka Meijer (14-3, 3 KO) (145) 1:46:34 Lightweight Tournament Final (155) 2:06:34 ENFUSION 117 “The Jordanian Wolf” Abdallah Al Jabareen (22-4, 11 KO) vs (Welter Champion) Mohamed Touchassie (55-3, 22 KO) (170, non-title) 2:37:00 Farbod Esmaeili (32-2-1, 17 KO) vs Taha Alami Marrouni (50-13, 12 KO) (185) 2:51:35 “Dynamite” Darren Anstey (15-3, 15 KO) vs (Middle Champion) “Destroyer” Mohammad Ghaedibardeh (60-4, 41 KO) (185, non-title) 3:14:48 “Brunsie” Clyde Brunswijk (54-9-1, 16 KO) vs “The Ottoman” Fatih Ulusoy (22-4, 20 KO) (205) 3:30:44 Co-Main: “Super Mario” Mario Gkouso (7-3, 3 KO) vs #4 “Tyson” Nabil Haryouli (26-1, 18 KO) (155) 3:53:13 Main Event: “Prince of Persia” Mohamad Habibpour (10-2, 3 KO) vs “The Real Fighter” Ilias Zouggary (26-2, 13 KO) (155) 4:13:00
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Fite will be airing Rizin 40, which is the 7 fights that are coming on prior to the Rizin vs. Bellator part of the show that will only air in the US on tape delay. So I guess I'll be staying up late on both 12/30 and 12/31? https://www.fite.tv/watch/rizin-40/2pcex/
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Tape Delay Kickboxing Volume 3 RISE 163 - 2022-12-10 Korakuen Hall, Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan  Simliar to K-1 with Krush, RISE numbered shows happen approximately monthly in Korakuen Hall and generally feature fighters lower on the ladder. A few times a year they have bigger shows under the RISE WORLD SERIES banner, and their biggest show of the year is RISE EL DORADO. Unfortunately, due to TV Contracts or whatever, these fights don’t have commentary or on-screen graphics. The first fighter listed in each line is the red corner, the second fighter is the blue corner. The ring announcer does announce when the round has a minute, 30 seconds, and 10 seconds left. At least RISE’s fight card page does list credentials for each fighter, though it does not list their records. The main event features a lightweight fight between #3 ranked Kan Nakamura, whose nickname is “Human Beast” and dislikes ghosts, and #6 ranked super lightweight Sumiya Ito moving down to meet him. Ito is known as the “Genius Bad Boy” and has a pro record of 3-3 with 2 KOs but also claims to have an “underground kickboxing” record of 17-0 with 15 KOs. He is also 0-1 in Ganryujima Moat Fights. Nakamura comes in with a record of 12-5, 11 KOs. The lone women’s fight on the card features the women fighting in MMA gloves instead of kickboxing gloves, marking the first time I have seen a “kickboxing with MMA gloves” match. Fights marked in bold are ones that I found particularly entertaining. RISE Basics: Most fights are 3 3-minute rounds with a single 3-minute extra round if it’s a draw. 3 knockdowns in a round is a TKO, or 2 if it’s a tournament fight. Judges are fairly liberal with 10-10 round scoring, so you will often see fights scored 30-30 or 30-29. K-1 Kickboxing rules: knees are legal, elbows are not. Clinch must be broken with an immediate strike or the ref will separate. Novo (TARGET SHIBUYA) vs Tenshi Matsumoto (HAWK GYM) (114) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgKQZ9gaOvA Ichiyo Morimoto (NEXT LEVEL Shibuya/former J-NETWORK super welterweight champion, former Bigbang super welterweight champion) vs Strong Kobayashi (Keimei Gym/ACF welterweight champion) (149) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRRRwKAVIjM #9 Kenshin Yamamoto (FAITH) vs #15 Shun Shiraishi (TEAM TEPPEN) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGnIao01SD4 #14 Chiharu Higuchi (Kyokushin Kaikan, 35th All Japan Weighted Karate Championship Middle Weight Champion) vs Kanta Motoyama (BELLWOOD FIGHT TEAM) (139) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOjtvnuCJoI Daiki Toita (Toita Gym/MA Japan Super Bantam Champion) vs Kazuhiro Matsuyama (ReBORN Kyodo/CKC2022 -57.5kg tournament runner-up) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJytu1YE8RA #2 Ryoga Hirano (MTS) vs #4 Taiki Sawatani (HAWK GYM, DEEP☆KICK-60kg class champion, CKC2022 -57.5kg tournament champion) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEajmJ7KlOc #4LW Tomohiro Kitai (Team Dragon) vs #7 Yutaro Asahi (PHOENIX) (143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2ue7jIes-w Open-Finger Glove Match: #1, #2mFLW Arina Kobayashi (FASCINATE FIGHT TEAM) vs #2 Koto Hiraoka (TRY HARD GYM) (101) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iGAx8UGzE0 #5 Ryunosuke Omori (EX ARES) vs Yugo Kato (RIKIX/WMC Japan Super Bantamweight Champion, Okayama ZAIMAX MUAYTHAI 2021 55kg Tournament Winner) (121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPxetMH8-ns #3 Jin Mandokoro (Sakujuku, WBKF World Super Flyweight Champion) vs #4 Kodai (Oikawa Dojo, HOOST CUP first super flyweight champion) (117) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fgUBvTh_Zw Semi-Final: #2 Tsukuru Midorikawa (RIKIX/Class 2nd, Former WKBA World Super Welter Champion, 8th Japan Welterweight Champion) vs Ricardo Bravo (WSR Fairtex/Former New Japan Kickboxing Association Welterweight Champion, First M-1 World Super Welterweight Champion) (154) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=135Yn9zGTig Main Event: #3 Kan Nakamura (BK GYM, 6th generation DEEP☆KICK-60kg class champion) vs #6SLW Sumiya Ito (Battle Gym) (139) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw1XohyAUdU
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Tape Delay Kickboxing Volume 4 MAROOMS presents KNOCK OUT 2022 vol. 8 - 2022-12-11 Korakuen Hall, Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan  KNOCK OUT is a tier below K-1 and RISE, and runs all of their shows out of either Korakuen Hall or Shinjuku FACE these days. The difference is that they run both kickboxing and Muay Thai on the same card, so for Muay Thai rules they are the top promotion in Japan. This show has four title fights, as well as a 5-round non-title main event. The main event pits KNOCK OUT RED Super Bantamweight Champion “Speed Actor” Eisaku Ogasawara (40-7-1, 21 KO) fighting up a weight class at Featherweight against Chartpayak Saksatun (80-29-3, 17 KO), who seems to be the #9 ranked Featherweight at Rajadamnern Stadium but does not have any titles listed to his name. Ogasawara is on a 9-fight winning streak dating back to February 2020. Chartpayak is coming to Japan for the first time. Fights highlighted in bold were ones that I found particularly entertaining. KNOCK OUT Basics: - KNOCK OUT BLACK is kickboxing rules. No elbows. Knee strikes cannot be delivered when clinching under the opponent's armpits. KNOCK OUT BLACK rules do allow you to hold the opponent’s neck while kneeing. - KNOCK OUT RED is Muay Thai rules. Elbows allowed. Knee strikes can be delivered when clinching under the opponent’s armpits. Title fights are 5 3-minute rounds. - Most fights have one extra round in the event of a draw, and the standard Japanese scoring that commonly awards 10-10 scores for close rounds. In extra rounds, the rules state that the judge must choose a winner and cannot score a draw. - I couldn’t find anything written in the rules about the length of the clinch for BLACK or RED but in practice the referees break them a moment after the action stalls, which is not typically how clinches are officiated in traditional Muay Thai. - The color of the gloves indicates if it’s BLACK (KB) or RED (MT) but I also noted it next to the weight of the fight on each line. Preliminary Fights Amateur Challenge Match (2 minutes 2 rounds): Shota Yanagisawa vs Daiki Matsumoto (KB 143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wk0TxeOnE0 yu-ki vs Masaji (KB 127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqgLV5RlOS4 Main Card Takaya Ogura vs Kazuya Kato (KB 121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ke4Ae_h7UjY Takashi Ono vs Hikaru Furumura (MT 121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aS4zhoV4X8 Shoji Otani vs Keima Shoji (KB 138) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnKBt24OoHQ Hiroki Suzuki vs Mondam Weerasakreck (KB 139) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdJnjaa7Aeo Yoshiro Tsuzaki vs Kuntap Charoenchai (MT 154 Super Welter Title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX-GjKrg9Zs Soichiro Arata vs Hisai Taimu (MT 132 Super Feather Title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qurznmIsUw Seiya Furuki vs Reo “red” Kudo (KB 121 Super Bantam Title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6m96fzddZa0 Semi-Final: Riku Otsu vs Shinta (MT 115 Super Fly Title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCi3ivcI3mQ Main Event: Eisaku Ogasawara vs Chartpayak Saksatun (MT 127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znFwHPyYgLE
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I love you Carl, I love all of you
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Shout out to 2006 Dave Meltzer dropping “they talked to me about working Coleman/Takada months before the fight” in a random WON forums post https://twitter.com/downwiththesim/status/1605995571163955200
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Tape Delay Kickboxing Volume 5 Krush.144 - 2022-12-18 Korakuen Hall, Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan  Krush is K-1’s regular show for lower-ranked fighters. They run monthly in Korakuen Hall to the point that the 12 shows for 2023 are already on K-1’s calendar. Krush has its own champions separate from “K-1 WGP Champions” and Krush shows are almost entirely Japanese talent. The main event for Krush.144 is the first title defense for the 10th Krush Super Featherweight Champion, “POWER OF DREAMS’s Karate Kid” Chihiro Nakajima (6-3, 4 KO). He became the champion when he won two tournament fights in one night in January 2022 to capture the title. At THE MATCH 2022, he lost a decision to the Shootboxing Super Featherweight champion, Yuki Kasahara, and in the process suffered a broken nose that took 6 months to heal up before he could return to Krush to defend his title. This included missing the K-1 World GP Super Featherweight tournament in September. Nakajima has a Kyokushin Karate background including Kyokushin World Cup titles in 2017 and 2018. Nakajima’s opponent is “KO Machine” Narufumi Nishimoto who brings a moderate 14-8-2 record in but has 12 KOs in those 14 wins. He also had a karate background as a youth, but switched to K-1 at a younger age. His last fight was a tournament reserve bout at the K-1 WGP in September, where he defeated Naoki Yamamoto by decision after knocking him down in round 3. That tournament was won by Leona Pettas, who became the top of the heap for Super Featherweights in K-1. Both men will be looking to challenge Pettas if they’re able to win here. K-1 Basics: Most fights are 3 3-minute rounds with a single 3-minute extra round if it’s a draw. 3 knockdowns in a round is a TKO, or 2 if it’s a tournament fight. Judges are fairly liberal with 10-10 round scoring, so you will often see fights scored 30-30 or 30-29. Official rules state that the judges must pick a winner at the end of the extra round, including looking back on the earlier rounds of the fight if necessary. Kickboxing rules: knees are legal, elbows are not. Clinch must be broken with an immediate strike or the ref will separate, and fighters are now allowed to pull the neck of the opponent down to deliver a strike. Fights highlighted in bold were ones that I found particularly entertaining. Preliminary Fights Kosuke (2-5-2, 2 KO) vs Riki Soda (1-0, 1 KO) (121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvMGQJIrU4U Sota Amano (2-1, 1 KO) vs Raita Hashimoto (3-0, 1 KO) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJRYh8QYa60 Main Card Daina (7-2, 4 KO) vs Keito Ishigo (2-1-2, 0 KO) (114) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMudQsiUmRc Shohei Nishibayashi (4-5, 0 KO) vs Toki Oshika (5-0, 0 KO) (114) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNuMGR1tm30 Yoshimi (11-25-3, 2 KO) vs Rikako Sakurai (2-5, 0 KO) (115) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IY4CIdPk1I Mahiro (8-6-2, 1 KO) vs Mao (5-1, 0 KO) (115) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ICTvGd42g Yuta Hayashi (6-8-1, 2 KO) vs Ginji (17-6-3, 8 KO) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubBBPX8dd6s Shoya Suzuki (29-19-1, 9 KO) vs Kento Ito (10-12-4, 3 KO) (138) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvIKI8TvNuY Clair Real Estate Presents: Riku Morisaka (15-12-2, 3 KO) vs Rei Inagaki (6-1, 4 KO) (127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlczlXX6Yqk Semi-Final: Naoki Yamamoto (13-11-1, 4 KO) vs Tetsuji Noda (10-4, 2 KO) (132) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJlNI5DC3-c Main Event - Krush Super Featherweight Title Match: (C) Chihiro Nakajima (6-3, 4 KO) vs Narufumi Nishimoto (14-8-2, 12 KO) (132 Title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClPeEepkWTA
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I want to post this in-line in the thread in a bit but it takes a while to get it formatted so I'll do it later. Here it is on Substack: The Rizin vs. Bellator preview, where I collaborated with CarlCX and Lobster Mobster to co-promote a preview of a co-promoted MMA show https://bocot.substack.com/p/sbc-shonan-beauty-clinic-presents-3c2
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kensei posted:Is that Bellator/Rizin card on live or do we have to wait for the SHO tape delay? US $15 Fite PPV cuts off before the 5 Bellator fights.
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Second call to read the Rizin x Bellator preview by myself, Lobster Mobster, and CarlCX: https://bocot.substack.com/p/sbc-shonan-beauty-clinic-presents-3c2 Show starts in 8 hours. People in Canada can watch the entire thing (including the Bellator fights) for $20 Also, I spent an hour nailing down the SHOOT BOXING rules so that I could start following it and posting about it, it's a cool sport with cool rules and I think it would be popular but only tiny Japanese guys do it. Shoot Boxing Rules: Fights are 3 or 5 3-minute rounds. Punches, kicks, elbows, and knees are legal. Additionally, fighters are allowed to execute throws, chokes, and joint submissions provided the only part of their body touching the canvas is their feet. This means that fights can end via submission (rarely) and that there is a scoring component for throws (Shoot Point) and near-submissions (Catch Point). Scoring: Round scores can go from 10-10 even as far as 10-6 in either direction. The score is translated to 10-point-must after scoring with the following events: - 1 point: Forward throw with a referee “Shoot” call (Shoot Point) - 1 point: Near-submission with a referee “Catch” call (Catch Point) - 2 points: Backward throw with a referee “Shoot” call (i.e. a German suplex) - 2 points: Knockdown due to a strike - 3 points: Forward throw that leads to a knockdown (opponent can’t get up immediately and must take an 8-count) - 4 points: Backward throw that leads to a knockdown - 1 point: General advantage in the round (i.e. the way you’d score a boxing or kickboxing fight a 10-9, gets superseded by strike knockdown) - Standard point deductions for fouls can be included After the round they tally up all the points if there are multiple events and convert that to 10-point-must and record it. Examples: - Fighter A scores a backward throw (2), Fighter B scores a catch (1), round is scored 10-9 for Fighter A - Fighter A gets a knockdown (2) and a forward throw (1), round is scored 10-7 for Fighter A - There are no scoring events and neither fighter has a significant advantage in striking, round is scored 10-10
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I'm not 100% confident I won't find out months from now that something I have there is wrong, because all the information is only in Japanese. But I was also surprised that a single clean throw is basically the same as winning a round. It's crazier to me that sanshou counts a throw the same as a clean strike. Like, is a clean jab worth a full point? That makes your "point fighters" thing make sense, that's such a heavy weighting.
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Tape Delay Kickboxing 6 Cygames presents RISE WORLD SERIES / SHOOTBOXING-KINGS 2022 - 2022-12-25 Ryugoku Kokugikan, Tokyo, Japan  For the final big show of the year, RISE decided to give the fans a DOUBLE CO-PROMOTION and raise the stakes by inviting both big GLORY names as well as big SHOOT BOXING names. And Shoot Boxing rules, which meant that I had to figure out… What ARE the Shoot Boxing rules? Fortunately for you, that means that I now have an English summary of Shoot Boxing rules and I can start covering them in this series going forward. The main card of the show is 6 RISE vs. GLORY fights, headlined by Japanese star Kento Haraguchi. Kento’s record after he lost the first bout of his career is 22 wins, 2 losses to Petch. His opponent is former GLORY featherweight champion Serhiy Adamchuk, who also has 3 losses to Petch on his record. Adamchuk fought once in 2020 and 2021 and lost, and this will be his only bout in 2022. Petch is taking on the recently retired 30-year-old Kosei Yamada in what is billed as Yamada’s Final Match. The other portion of the card features 8 RISE x SB fights, with 3 under RISE rules and 5 under Shoot Boxing rules. Tenshin Nasukawa’s 16-year-old brother Ryujin, who has already lost a fight and is therefore the Failson of the family, is also in action here. The opening fights include the RISE King of Rookie 2022 finals. RISE Basics: Most fights are 3 3-minute rounds with a single 3-minute extra round if it’s a draw. 3 knockdowns in a round is a TKO, or 2 if it’s a tournament fight. Judges are fairly liberal with 10-10 round scoring, so you will often see fights scored 30-30 or 30-29. K-1 Kickboxing rules: knees are legal, elbows are not. Clinch must be broken with an immediate strike or the ref will separate. The Youtube copies of the fights have no commentary. Fight rules are marked next to the weight at the end of the line as KB (RISE) or SB (Shoot Boxing). Fights highlighted in bold were ones that I found particularly entertaining. Shoot Boxing Rules: Fights are 3 or 5 3-minute rounds. Punches, kicks, elbows, and knees are legal. Additionally, fighters are allowed to execute throws, chokes, and joint submissions provided the only part of their body touching the canvas is their feet. This means that fights can end via submission (rarely) and that there is a scoring component for throws (Shoot Point) and near-submissions (Catch Point). Scoring: Round scores can go from 10-10 even as far as 10-6 in either direction. The score is translated to 10-point-must after scoring with the following events: - 1 point: Forward throw with a referee “Shoot” call (Shoot Point) - 1 point: Near-submission with a referee “Catch” call (Catch Point) - 2 points: Backward throw with a referee “Shoot” call (i.e. a German suplex) - 2 points: Knockdown due to a strike - 3 points: Forward throw that leads to a knockdown (opponent can’t get up immediately and must take an 8-count) - 4 points: Backward throw that leads to a knockdown - 1 point: General advantage in the round (i.e. the way you’d score a boxing or kickboxing fight a 10-9, gets superseded by strike knockdown) - Standard point deductions for fouls can be included After the round they tally up all the points if there are multiple events and convert that to 10-point-must and record it. Examples: - Fighter A scores a backward throw (2), Fighter B scores a catch (1), round is scored 10-9 for Fighter A - Fighter A gets a knockdown (2) and a forward throw (1), round is scored 10-7 for Fighter A - There are no scoring events and neither fighter has a significant advantage in striking, round is scored 10-10 Opening Fights Naoki Kasahara (2-1, 1 KO) (Caesar Gym / SB National Tournament -45kg class winner) vs Takumi Hoshi (2-2, 1 KO) (IDEAL GYM) (SB 117 Freshman Class Rule) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYabcD2EyJU Ryuto Shiokawa (2-3, 1 KO) (TOP STAR GYM/Stand Up King of Rookie 2022 -60kg winner) vs Soma Higashi (1-0, 1 KO) (PLACE-K) (KB 139) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYZ-NdO5JzE King of Rookie 2022 Finals: Hyu (1-0, 0 KO) (TEAM3K/JFKO 7th All Japan Full Contact Karate Championship Light and Middle Weight Champion) vs Hiroshi Noguchi (3-2, 2 KO) (Hashimoto Prevo) (KB 143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biUSFShyra8 Main Card Ryushin Nasukawa (3-1, 1 KO) (TEAM TEPPEN / 2021 RISE Nova All Japan Tournament -55kg class tournament winner) vs KOUJIRO (4-1, 1 KO) (Gym Fighters / RKS kick flyweight champion, Japan Cup flyweight champion) (KB 114) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtncAHhpa-w #5 Yuya (28-13-3, 14 KO) (Kaijuku, 2nd DEEP ☆ KICK-65kg class champion) vs #6 T-98 (42-25-5, 23 KO) (free, former Rajadamnern Stadium Certified Super Welterweight Champion) (KB 154) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLyA6Ax2HEs RISE x SB (RISE Rules): #12 Shoa Arii (11-1-1, 3 KO) (ARROWS GYM, CKC2021 -54kg tournament runner-up) vs Koyata Yamada (8-0, 5 KO) (Caesar Gym / SB Japan Bantamweight 1st place) (KB 121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2G-wO-cWqs SB x RISE (SB Rules): Shuto Sato (13-18-1, 7 KO) (Grappling Shoot Boxers / 2nd SB Japan bantamweight champion, MAX FC flyweight champion) vs #2 Tsubasa (11-3-1, 6 KO) (TARGET, 2nd Japan Kickboxing Association bantamweight champion) (SB 117) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9tqf78svbc SB x RISE (SB Rules): #3 Yuki Sakamoto (38-18, 8 KO) (Caesar Gym, 5th SB Japan super welterweight champion) vs #3 Kenta Nanbara (4-1, 4 KO) (Kyokushin Kaikan, 2022 Open Tournament All Japan Karate Championships by Weight Category Men's Light Heavyweight (-90kg) Winner) (SB 209) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZjrGQfJkKc SB x RISE (SB Rules): #2 Kotaro Yamada (11-2, 3 KO) (Caesar Gym) vs Keisuke Monguchi (11-2-1, 2 KO) (EX ARES / 5th RISE Featherweight Champion) (SB 127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jh86MNgELU SB x RISE (SB Rules): (C) Kyo Kawakami (10-5, 5 KO) (Ryusei Juku / SB Japan featherweight champion) vs #6 Haruto Yasumoto (26-1-2, 15 KO) (Hashimoto Dojo, Former KNOCK OUT-RED Featherweight Champion, WBC Muaythai Japan Unified Featherweight Champion) (SB 127) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP10tJ4kxmI SB x RISE (SB Rules): #3 Seiki Ueyama (27-16-1, 14 KO) (Ryusei Juku Phantom Dojo / 14th SB Japan Super Bantamweight Champion) vs #2 Koki Osaki (28-7, 18 KO) (OISHI GYM, BOM bantamweight champion) (SB 121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU0wEWP6kX0 RISE x SB (RISE Rules) Koyuki Miyazaki (9-1-1, 0 KO) (TRY HARD GYM / 2nd generation RISE QUEEN atomweight champion) vs MISAKI (20-7-1, 3 KO) (TEAM FOREST / 1st SB Japan Women's Atom champion, former J-GIRLS mini flyweight champion) (KB 101) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2Ba31Q7568 RISE x SB (RISE Rules) #3 Yusaku Ishizuki (12-5, 7 KO) (KAGAYAKI, KROSS x OVER super featherweight champion, DBS super featherweight champion) vs Yuki Kasahara (22-3, 10 KO) (Caesar Gym / 16th SB Japan Super Featherweight Champion, 5th SB Japan Featherweight Champion) (KB 121) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVmLi3bHz54 (C) Masahiko Suzuki (34-5, 19 KO) (Yamaguchi Dojo / 7th RISE bantamweight champion) vs #1 Shiro (26-5-4, 11 KO) (Be WELL kickboxing gym, RISE DEAD OR ALIVE 2020 - 55kg ~ Tenshin Nasukawa Challenger Decision Tournament ~ Winner) (KB 121, non-title) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtgSI2OI1lE GLORY vs. RISE Tessa De Kom (14-1-1, 0 KO) (Netherlands / Fightteam Vlaardingen/Enfusion Strawweight Champion) vs #6 Manazo Kobayashi (17-5-4, 3 KO) (NEXT LEVEL Shibuya / first generation RISE QUEEN flyweight champion, WPMF women's world flyweight champion) (115) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMpPTnlA6eQ Chadd Collins (53-18-2, 27 KO) (Australia/Strikeforce/WMC International Super Lightweight Champion, WKA Australian Super Lightweight Champion) vs Hiroki Kasahara (29-4, 12 KO) (Caesar Gym / 3rd SB Japan Lightweight Champion, 15th SB Japan Super Featherweight Champion, 4th SB Japan Featherweight) Champion) (140) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AlSAXVnCO0 Ilias Bannis (32-6-2, 12 KO) (Morocco / Vos Gym / Fearless / ISKA European Lightweight Champion) vs Taiju Shiratori (25-9-1, 10 KO) (Japan / TEAM TEPPEN / RISE WORLD SERIES 2019 -61kg class champion, 5th RISE lightweight champion) (143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31JhwDvLh8I Kosei Yamada Final Match: (C) Petchpanomrung Kiatmoo9 (168-38-3, 27 KO) (Thailand / Kiatmoo9 / First RISE World Super Lightweight Champion, GLORY World Featherweight Champion) vs Kosei Yamada (15-2, 9 KO) (Japan/Seido Kaikan KCIEL/4th RISE Super Lightweight Champion) (143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W54pHv83fmk #1 Stoyan Koprivlenski (18-6, 6 KO) (Bulgaria / Mike's Gym) vs #1 Kaito Ono (48-6, 21 KO) (Japan / TEAM FOD / S-cup2018 world champion, 2nd SB Japan super lightweight champion) (154) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_o5gTyG-PQ #4 Serhiy Adamchuk (40-13, 15 KO) (Ukraine/Mike's Gym, 2nd GLORY Featherweight Champion, GLORY 53 Featherweight Contender Tournament Champion, ISKA European Welterweight Champion) vs Kento Haraguchi (22-3-1, 14 KO) (Japan / FASCINATE FIGHT TEAM / RISE DEAD OR ALIVE 2020 -63kg tournament winner, 6th generation RISE lightweight Champion) (143) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6hEi0KwOJs
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