Completed MMA Event

Shooto 2021 Vol.3

• Sunday 05.16.2021 at 03:30 AM ET
• Promotion: Shooto
• Ownership: Noboru Uruta
• Venue: Korakuen Hall(後楽園ホール)
• Location: Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan
• Enclosure: Cage
• MMA Bouts: 11
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Fight Card

• Submission, Triangle Choke
  4:53 Round 2 of 3, 9:53 Total

  11

  

  Yamato Nishikawa

  

  Climbed to 16-3-6

  Main Event 155 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Nobumitsu Osawa

  

  Fell to 13-6

  
• KO/TKO, Right Hook
  4:59 Round 2 of 3, 9:59 Total

  10

  

  Taison Naito

  

  Climbed to 11-8-1

  Co-Main Event 145 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Caol Uno

  

  Fell to 34-21-5

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  3 Rounds, 15:00 Total

  9

  

  Yuto Uda

  

  Climbed to 5-0-1

  Main Card 125 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Kiyotaka Shimizu

  

  Fell to 24-15-3

  
• KO/TKO
  4:43 Round 3 of 3, 14:43 Total

  8

  

  Kenji Kato

  

  Climbed to 13-7

  Main Card 135 3 x 5  |  Pro

  Kaito Sakamaki

  

  Fell to 15-12-1

  
• Ends in a Draw, Unanimous
  2 Rounds, 10:00 Total

  7

  

  Hayato Ishii

  

  Moved to 15-3-3

  Main Card 135 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Yasuyuki Nojiri

  

  Moved to 5-0-2

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  2 Rounds, 10:00 Total

  6

  

  Kota Onojima

  

  Climbed to 14-5-3

  Main Card 135 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Takahiro Ichijo

  

  Fell to 7-11-1

  
• Decision, Unanimous
  2 Rounds, 6:00 Total

  5

  

  Yamato Hiranuma

  

  Climbed to 1-0

  Main Card 145 2 x 3  |  Amateur

  Daisuke Murayama

  

  Fell to 3-3

  
• Submission, Rear Naked Choke
  1:31 Round 1 of 2

  4

  

  Megumi Sugimoto

  

  Climbed to 6-3

  Main Card 110 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Mikiko Hiyama

  

  Fell to 0-8

  
• KO/TKO, Corner Stoppage
  3:07 Round 2 of 2, 8:07 Total

  3

  

  Miku Nakamura

  

  Climbed to 4-4

  Main Card 110 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Kyu Kitano

  

  Fell to 3-3-1

  
• Ends in a Draw, Unanimous
  2 Rounds, 10:00 Total

  2

  

  Yuki Ono

  

  Moved to 1-1-1

  Main Card 110 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Chihiro Sawada

  

  Moved to 0-0-1

  
• KO/TKO, Ground and Pound
  1:47 Round 2 of 2, 6:47 Total

  1

  

  Norika Ryu

  

  Climbed to 1-0

  Main Card 115 2 x 5  |  Pro

  Momoka Hoshuyama

  

  Fell to 0-1

  

Event Discussion

Shooto 2021 Vol.3

"The official Tapology discussion thread for the event!" (2 years, 2 months)

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Cheeseball

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05.15.2021 | 4:39 AM ET

@Stephen Terry


Yeah I noticed a lot of talented Asian fighters start really young (Victoria Lee for example.)

* Edited at 05.15.2021, 4:39 AM ET *

FistyMcKickerChoke

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05.15.2021 | 1:07 PM ET

Prediction Comments

Osawa vs. Nishikawa
Nobumitsu Osawa, DEC
I'm picking experience over youth here

Uno vs. Naito
Caol Uno, SUB, R1
Wow, amazing that Uno is still fighting, looking back at his record he's faced Genki Sudo, Din Thomas (twice), BJ Penn (twice), Shinya Aoki, Jens Pulver, Takanori Gomi, Yves Edwards and Hermes Franca!

Shimizu vs. Uda
Kiyotaka Shimizu, DEC
Uda has a great chance and I can see why people are picking him but I think Shimizu can still turn back these young guns

Sugimoto vs. Hiyama
Megumi Sugimoto, SUB, R1
A Japanese can who hasn't faced Gabi Garcia?

MikeLovesTacos XD

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05.18.2021 | 4:04 PM ET

Yamato Nishikawa is a super legit prospect and one to watch at only 18-years-old. He's super solid, very well-rounded, and he could be well on his way to stardom in Japan. Wouldn't be surprised. His biggest win before this was probably Takekawa, but this Osawa win really solidifies him as one to watch imo. The only person recently who was able to take out Osawa was Tofiq Musaev, and that was the start of an exceptional run for him. 

I really enjoy watching Taison Naito fight. Dude has that kill or be killed mentality and I respect it, but **** is it ever a bummer to see Caol Uno get put out like that. He'll always be savvy on the mat, but his chin is gone and it's been gone for a bit at this point. Was a beautiful shot from Naito to end it, but hopefully Uno seriously considers a long overdue retirement.

Yuto Uda is another guy worth watching. A prospect who put together a pretty solid performance to beat a former King of Pancrase in Shimizu. That's nothing to scoff at. We could see big things out of him!

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