試合結果
Stand Up Promotion / Muaythai Association of America
「World Champion Muaythai Extravaganza」
| ○ | vs | Magnum Sakai | × | |
| KO 3R 1' 22'' (Elbow) | ||||
![]() This event was to celebrate the day of Muaythai in Thailand. 1R 2R 3R |
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![]() 1R The crowds were giving big rounds of appraises to those Japanese fighters brave enough to fight against those top of the top level Thai fighters. |
試合
MAGNUM SAKAI Challenges Kaoklai Kaennorasingh of Thailand for WBC Muaythai Light Heavy Weight World Championship!!!
On March 14th,2010 at El Monte Expo Center in El Monte, California Magnum Sakai (WBC Light Heavy Weight #16) will fight with Kaoklai Kaennorasingh (WBC Light Heavy Weight #6 / Thai) for WBC Muaythai Light Heavy Weight World Championship.
On the same event, up coming youngster, Tetusya Yamato(WBC Light Weight #14) will fight with the legendary Thai fighter, Saenchai S. Kingstar (WBC Super Feather Weight #5 / Thai ) for Light weight MTAA(Muay Thai Association of America) World Title.
【Event Information】
- Date : March14th, 2010
- Place : El Monte Expo Center, El Monte, California
- Event : 「World Champion Muaythai Extravaganza」
- Promoter : Stand Up Promotion

Fight result
First WBC Muaythai Japanese Champion was born!!!
The first WBC MUAYTHAI International Title was acquired by KINITAKA for super bataman weight at the King's birthday event staged by promoter Dennis Warner at Buffalo Bill's Hotel and Casino in Primm, NV, on 5 December against from former Champion Rommie Adzanda of USA on the 4th round by TKO. On the 1st round KINITAKA got down by ROMMIE’s strong cross counter punch but aggressively getting back to him which made a major cut on ROMMIE’s eye that made the fight to end on the 4th round Article by Las Vegas Sports Magazine web site is as follows: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In the fight of the night, Kunitaka "Monkey Ninja" Fujiwara took on WBC International Super Bantamweight Champion Romie Adanza in the fight of the night where Fujiawara was knocked down in the first round, but, using vicious elbows in the clinch and working tirelessly to attack, Fujiwara won the fight after the doctor had to stop it in the 5th round when Adanza's left eye was split WIDE open, a massive welt plastered his left forehead, and a huge cut gaped on the top of his head. Adanza was upset about the stoppage and with good reason. He was probably ahead on the scorecard and was to still able to go on. However, the call was probably the right one to make as Adanza was covered in blood and in horrible condition. Fujiwara now becomes the champ, and it seems likely that these two will get a rematch in the near future if it all works out. WBC Mueythai’s Web site as follows: ![]() ![]()
Japan has won its first WBC MUAYTHAI International Title when courageous warrior Kunitaka Fujiwara shot down USA's Romie Adaza in the super batamanweight championship at the King's birthday event staged by promoter Dennis Warner at Buffalo Bill's Hotel and Casino in Primm, NV, on 5 December. |
12/04/2009 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
| Japanese Champion Light Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Tetsuya Yamato | vs | Takehiro Kono | × |
| Tetsuya Yamato became Champion for Light Weight by 4R 2'33" TKO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuki 1R: 2R: 3R: 4R: Tetsuya Yamato became the first Japanese Light Weight Champion by WBC Mueythai Rules and Regulations |
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| Japanese Champion Welter Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Soichiro Miyakoshi | vs | Atsushi Tamefusa | × |
| Soichiro Miyakoshi became Champion for Welter Weight by 4R 2'01" KO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuki 1R: 2R: 3R: 4R: Soichiro Miyakoshi became the first Japanese Welter Weight Champion by WBC Mueythai Rules and Regulations |
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10/18/2009 at Differ Ariake in Tokyo
2 Champions were born under WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations!
| Japanese Champion for Super Light Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Yuki Yamamoto | vs | Shing Saenchai Gym | × |
| Yuki Yamamoto became Champion for Super Light Weight by 1R 2'43" KO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuki It started with both fighters throwing the punches very aggressively, which went on, then Yuki’s left hook got Shing to go down on the ring. Yuki kept putting the pressure which pushed Shing to go by the ring despite the fact that Yuki was also getting hit by Shing’s punches. Yuki’s right cross got Shing to go down for the second time. Yuki’s right cross got Shing for the 3rd time in less than minute left |
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| Japanese Champion for Fly Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| × | Ryuji Ellie Gym | vs | Naoki Otsuki | ○ |
| Naoki Otsuki became Champion for Fly Weight by 3R 2'11" TKO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R 2R 3R
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| Japanese Championship Tournament Semi Final Welter Weight |
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| ○ | Yudai Kono | vs | Atsushi Kaito | × |
| 5R 0-0(49-49, 48-48, 49-49), 6R 2-1(9-10, 10-9, 10-9) | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk It started rather slowly until Kaito started to throw some kicks and punches. As fight goes on, Kaito slowed down by Kono’s low kicks. It was grew for 5R. Extension round was also very close with sprit decision but as must system, 2 judges were in favor to Kono.
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| Japanese Championship Tournament Semi Final Light Weight |
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| × | Hiroshi Mizumachi | vs | Atsushi Tamefusa | ◯ |
| 2R 0' 54" KO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R: Started by both fighters watching for each other’s move. Both trying to land counter hit.
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9/23/2009 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, the first 4 Champions were born under WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations!


WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament Final
| Japanese Champion for Super Feather Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Ryu Akajyji | vs | Tomoaki Suehiro | × |
| Ryu Akajuji became Champion for Super Feather Weight by 2R 2'07" KO |
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![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R: Suehiro try to lead the fight by front kick, throwing jabs, right low kick and right cross punch, but Akajuji blocks every move. In return Akajuji throws right middle and low kicks followed by left low kick, which makes hit onto Suehiro and not give a chance to Suehiro. Suehiro keeps throwing right cross and right hook. But, Akajuji’s kicks were making some damages to Suehiro. |
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| Japanese Champion for Feather Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Shin Senchai Gym | vs | Atom Yamada | × |
| Shin Senchai became Champion for Feather Weight by decision (3-0) |
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![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Atom started out with his style of switching to orthodox and southpaw. Shin keeps Muaythai style all the way. Shin keeps Atom away by front kick and right low kicks. Atom, on the other hand, throws body blow and right low kicks followed by elbow and knee. Shin is being very cool and grab atom’s neck for right elbow and left hook. |
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| Japanese Champion for Super Bantam Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | KUNITAKA | vs | Hiroki Maeda | × |
| KUNITAKA became the Champion for Super Bantam Weight by 2R 2'38" TKO’ |
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![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R: Both of them very aggressively threw punches and kicks. Maeda, who is southpaw, kicks left middle kicks and right high kicks, on the other hand, KUNITAKA threw right middle and right high kicks. Very aggressive speedy moves of both fighters excited the audience. By the end of 1R, KUNITAKA caught Maeda by right elbow and pushed Maeda by the rope, threw right elbow when the gong rang. |
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| Japanese Champion for Bantam Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | TOMONORI | vs | Shin Shimannchu | × |
| TOMONORI became Champion for Bantam Weight by 3R 2'16" KO |
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![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R: TOMONORI stared off by combination of punches and right low kicks. Shimanchu then try to grab TOMONORI’s neck to knee. |
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WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament Semi Final
| Semi final for Japanese Champion on Light Weight by WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations |
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| ○ | Tetsuya Yamato | vs | Kazuya Ohe | × |
| Tetsuya Yamato won by 2R 2'15" KO | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk 1R: Yamato started out with very calm and focused onto Ohe’s move. Ohe, on the other hand, threw right cross and left high from the beginning. Yamato throw right low then Ohe threw right high followed by knee but Yamato keeps blocking. Yamato slowly gives the pressure to Ohe and push him into the corner when Ohe tried to push Yamato away by front kick. Yamato caught Ohe by left body blow followed by left knee then gong rang. |
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“Kick Guts 2009-Ikki Kajiwara Festival”, the 2nd round of WBC Muaythei Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament took place at Korakuen-hall on August 2nd by Martial Arts Japan Kickboxing Federation.
WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament Semi Final
Korakuen-hall on August“Kick Guts 2009-Ikki Kajiwara Festival”
| Fly Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Ellie Takashi (Buyukai / MA Fly weight #2) |
vs | Yusuke Nakanishi (kenshinkan / NJKF Fly weight #1) |
× |
| 3R 2’54” TKO(Cut by Elbow) | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Ellie was controlling the fight and finally his elbow hit on the 3rd round which made TKO win. |
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| Fly Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Naoki Ohtsuki (OGUNI Gym / NJKF Fly weight #2) |
vs | Hien Nojima (Kenmei Gym / MA Fly weight Champion) |
× |
| 5R Judge 3 - 0 | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk At the last seconds of Last round, Ohtsuki got down by punch, which made Ohtsuki to win at the last minutes. |
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| Bantam Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Shin Shimancyu (Maki Ikinawa Gym / MA Bantam weight #2) |
vs | TSUYOSHI (Kenshinjyuku / NJKF Bantam #1) |
× |
| 4R 2’41” KO(Knee) | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Shimancyu was using long reach but downed by Tsuyoshi’s high kick. On the 4th round, Shinamcyu was striking Tsuyoshi with knee and won by KO. |
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| Feather Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Shin Senchai Gym (Senchai Gym / NJKF Feather weight #3) |
vs | Minowa Hunter (HOSOKAWA / MA Feather #3) |
× |
| 4R 1’07” KO(Right Knee kick) | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk The fight was controlled by Shin with clinching and elbow, Knee kick. On the 4th round, Shin won by KO with Knee kick. |
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| Super Feather Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Tomoaki Suehiro (Daidojyuku Kichijyoji / 2007 Hokutoki light weight Champion) |
vs | Yoshinori Nakasuka (Oguni Gym / MA Super Feather weight #1) |
× |
| 5R Judge 2 - 1 | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk The fight was really close all the way, finally Suehiro won by judge 2-1. |
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| Light Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Yuki Yamamoto (Hashimoto Dojyo / MA Light weight #1) |
vs | HANAWA (Blizzard Gym / NJKF Light weight #1) |
× |
| 4R 1’07” TKO(Right Cross made referee to stop the fight) | ||||
![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Both kept throwing punches and Yuki got first down by Left hook, on the 2nd round Yuki got 2nd down and finally referee stopped the fight. |
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WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament has started on July 26th at Korakuen Hall by New Japan Kick Boxing Federation’s “Road to Real King 9”.


Schedule of the tournament as follows:








WBC Muaythai Rules and Regulations Japanese Championship Tournament Semi Final
July 26th at Korakuen Hall“Road to Real King 9”
| Super Light Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Shi Senchai (Senchai Gym / NJKF Super Light Weight 4th) |
vs | Wataru Kato (Inter Kashiwa / MA Super Light Weight 2nd) |
× |
| 1R 1’54” KO(Punches) | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Shi Senchai started with many punches by hook and knee got 2 downs and finally Ko by punches. |
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| Welter Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Soichiro Miyakoshi (Kensuikai / NJKF Welter Weight 1st) |
vs | Akira Sakamoto (Hashimoto Dojyo / MA Welter Weight 2nd) |
× |
| 5R 1’46” KO(Right Cross) | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk By punches and low kicks, Miyakoshi gave damage to Sakamoto and finally KO by right cross. |
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| Super Bantam Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Hiroki Maeda (Inspired Motion / NJKF Bantam Weight Champion) |
vs | Shyun Hotta (Hanazawa Gym / MA Feather Weight 3rd ) |
× |
| 5R 2’28” KO(Left Cross) | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Maeda gave the damage by kicks and final round KO by Left Cross followed from knee kick. |
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| Super Bantam Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Kunitaka (Kobushinokai / NJKF Feather Weight Champion) |
vs | Yu Hiramoto (Hashimoto Doji / MA Bantam Weight 3rd ) |
× |
| 2R 0’50” TKO( Referee stop) | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk Kunitaka aggressively threw combinational punches and elbow cut Hirakoto which made TKO. |
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| Bantam Weight | ||||
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| ○ | TOMONORI (OGUNI Gym / WMC Intercontinental Super Fly weight Champion ) |
vs | Keiichita Matsumoto (Sagamihara Gym / MA Bantam Weight 4th ) |
× |
| 5R judge 3 - 0 | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk With long reach, Matsumoto did not let TOMONORI to come inside. Finally TOMONORI won by 3-0. |
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| Feather Weight | ||||
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| ○ | Atom Yamada (Buyukai / MA Feather Weight 1st ) |
vs | Takashi Yoneda (OGUNIGym / WMC Intercontinental Super Bantam Weight Champion) |
× |
| 5R judge 2 - 1 | ||||
![]() ![]() Photo : Yuichiro Suzuk By unproductive movement, Atom kept throwing body blow and low kicks. On 4th round, Atom got down by left hook, but on 5th round, Atom lost stamina and got down by knee. Finally Atom won by 2-1. |
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