https://www.graciemag.com The Original Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Magazine — BJJ news Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:06:02 +0000 pt-BR hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://www.graciemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/cropped-WhatsApp-Image-2023-08-09-at-20.29.31-32x32.jpeg https://www.graciemag.com 32 32 https://www.graciemag.com/k-1-champion-defined-on-fight-filled-night/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=k-1-champion-defined-on-fight-filled-night Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:06:02 +0000 https://www.graciemag.com/en/?p=9694 Tokyo’s Yoyogi Stadium hosted K-1 World Max this Sunday. In the maiden under-70 kg tournament, André Dida lost to Japan’s Yuichiro Nagashima. Dida fought well  and managed to string together a good series of strikes in the second round, but Nagashima, with his greater experience in the event’s rules, knew how to gain advantage and…

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Did in photo by FEG

Tokyo’s Yoyogi Stadium hosted K-1 World Max this Sunday.

In the maiden under-70 kg tournament, André Dida lost to Japan’s Yuichiro Nagashima. Dida fought well  and managed to string together a good series of strikes in the second round, but Nagashima, with his greater experience in the event’s rules, knew how to gain advantage and won the decision by two votes, with one judge calling a draw.

Still in the first stage of the under-70kg tournament, 2002’s K-1 World Max champion Albert Kraus used his experience to dominate his fight with Hiroki Nakajima, taking a unanimous decision, having achieved a knockdown in the first round.

For the final round of the under-63kg tournament, Tesuya Yamato ran through everyone on his way to taking the title. In winning, Yamato managed three knockouts on the same night. His first victim was Yuki, then Kizaemon Saiga felt the Japanese fighter’s heavy hands and, in the final, after nearly getting knocked out himself in the opening round, Yamato came back strong in the second and in the third he landed the decisive strikes to claim the title over Yuta Kubo.

Check out the results:

K-1 World Max 2010
Yoyogi Stadium, Tokyo, Japan
September 4, 2010

70 kg tournament – 1st round

Yushihiro Nagashima defeated André Dida via split decision
Yoshihiro Sato defeated Yuya Yamamoto via split decision
Albert Kraus defeated Hiroki Nakajima via unanimous decision

63kg tournament

Yoshimichi Matsumoto defeated Daisuke Uematsu via TKO
Yuta Kubo defeated Keiji Ozaki via unanimous decision
Kizaemon Saiga defeated Naoki Ishikawa via unanimous decision
Tetsuya Yamato knocked out Yuki in R1

Semifinals

Yuta Kubo knocked out Yoshimichi Matsumoto in R1

Tetsuya Yamato knocked out Kizaemon Saiga in R2

Final

Tetsuya Yamato knocked out Yuta Kubo in R3

Reserve bouts

Toshiki Taniyama defeated Shohei Asahara via unanimous decision
Koya Urabe defeated Kyoken Yuji Takeuchi via unanimous decision
Kazuyuki Miyata defeated Watanabe Kazuhisa via unanimous decision

Superfight

Yukihiro Kumya defeated Tahir Mexhiqui via unanimous decision

(Collaborator Junior Samurai)

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dida em foto da Feg

O Yoyogi Stadium, em Tóquio, recebeu neste domingo os combates do K-1 World Max.

Na estreia do torneio 70 Kg, André Dida foi derrotado na decisão pelo japonês Yuichiro Nagashima. Dida lutou bem e chegou a conseguir uma sequência boa de golpes no segundo round, mas Nagashima, mais experiente com as regras do evento, soube tirar vantagem e venceu na decisão por dois votos dos juízes, enquanto um optou pelo empate.

Ainda pela rodada inicial da categoria 70 kg, primeiro campeão do K-1 World Max, em 2002, o holandês Albert Kraus usou toda sua experiência para dominar a luta. Levou Hiroki Nakajima a knockdown no primeiro round e venceu por decisão unânime.

Pela fase final do torneio até 63 kg, Tetsuya Yamato atropelou geral para ficar com o título do evento. Para faturar o torneio,Yamato aplicou três nocautes na mesma noite. A primeira vítima foi Yuki, na sequência Kizaemon Saiga sentiu o peso da mão do japonês e, na final, depois de quase ser nocauteado no primeiro assalto, Yamato voltou melhor na segunda parcial e no round derradeiro impôs mais um nocaute, agora sobre Yuta Kubo

Confira os resultados:

K-1 World Max 2010
Yoyogi Stadium, Tóquio, Japão
Dia 4 de setembro de 2010

Torneio 70 kg 1ª Rodada

Yushihiro Nagashima venceu André Dida por decisão dividida
Yoshihiro Sato venceu Yuya Yamamoto por decisão dividida
Albert Kraus venceu Hiroki Nakajima por decisão unânime

Torneio 63kg

Yoshimichi Matsumoto venceu Daisuke Uematsu por nocaute técnico
Yuta Kubo venceu Keiji Ozaki por decisão unânime
Kizaemon Saiga venceu Naoki Ishikawa por decisão unânime
Tetsuya Yamato nocauteou Yuki no R1

Semi-Finais

Yuta Kubo nocauteou Yoshimichi Matsumoto no R1

Tetsuya Yamato nocauteou Kizaemon Saiga no R2

Final

Tetsuya Yamato nocauteou Yuta Kubo no R3

Lutas reservas

Toshiki Taniyama venceu Shohei Asahara por decisão unânime
Koya Urabe venceu Kyoken Yuji Takeuchi por decisão unânime
Kazuyuki Miyata venceu Watanabe Kazuhisa por decisão unânime

Luta Casada

Yukihiro Kumya venceu Tahir Mexhiqui por decisão unânime

(Colaborou Junior Samurai)

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