BAD MMA - The origins of combat™ » kazushi miyamoto https://www.badmma.com The BADDEST Brand on the Planet™ Fri, 24 Jul 2026 06:38:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 Rizin FF 27: Ayaka Hamasaki edges split-decision verdict to retain super atomweight title in Nagoya https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-ayaka-hamasaki-edges-split-decision-verdict-to-retain-super-atomweight-title-in-nagoya.html https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-ayaka-hamasaki-edges-split-decision-verdict-to-retain-super-atomweight-title-in-nagoya.html#comments Sun, 21 Mar 2021 12:32:23 +0000 BAD MMA News https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-ayaka-hamasaki-edges-split-decision-verdict-to-retain-super-atomweight-title-in-nagoya.html Ayaka Hamasaki was pushed to the limit in her rematch against Kanna Asakura , but did just enough to earn the split-decision verdict from the ringside judges as she retained her Rizin FF super atomweight title by the slimmest of margins in Nagoya, Japan. Hamasaki’s title bout with Asakura was the main event of Rizin FF 27, and saw the champion hang on to title after a grueling three round battle at Nippongaishi Hall. After the fight was paused in the opening seconds for an accidental low blow, the action resumed with both women engaging in a wild exchange that eventually saw the action move to the canvas, with the champion on top. Hamasaki (22-3) landed a pair of powerful knees to her downed opponent, but Asakura (18-5) showed her grit by battling to her feet, before picking up the champion and slamming her powerfully into the canvas. Round 2 saw Asakura push the pace as she forced Hamasaki onto her back and set to work from the champion’s guard. But Hamasaki defended well and threatened with an armbar off her back before eventually escaping and returning to her feet.

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]]> https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-ayaka-hamasaki-edges-split-decision-verdict-to-retain-super-atomweight-title-in-nagoya.html/feed 0 Rizin FF 27: Sumo wrestler throws hands, scores fastest knockout in promotional history https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-sumo-wrestler-throws-hands-scores-fastest-knockout-in-promotional-history.html https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-sumo-wrestler-throws-hands-scores-fastest-knockout-in-promotional-history.html#comments Sun, 21 Mar 2021 11:16:55 +0000 BAD MMA News https://www.badmma.com/rizin-ff-27-sumo-wrestler-throws-hands-scores-fastest-knockout-in-promotional-history.html The fight card at Rizin FF 27 produced a feast of finishes in Nagoya , Japan, but the fighter who stole the show was heavyweight sumo wrestler Tsuyoshi Sudario , who registered his third straight win in MMA competition with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it knockout of debutant Kazushi Miyamoto . Sudario (3-0) probably wasn’t looking to score such a fast KO, but Miyamoto (0-1) forced his hand by charging across the ring from the opening bell. Sudario responded by swinging a big right hand that slowed his opponent’s charge, then wound up and unloaded another that landed flush on Miyamoto’s chin and dropped him to the canvas. Miyamoto quickly bounced back up, but was met by another thunderous right that starched him instantly as the referee dived in. The on-screen clock was only at eight seconds when the official intervened to stop the fight, but Rizin’s official social media account stated the win was timed at six seconds, securing Sudario the record for the fastest knockout in promotional history

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