Tenshin Nasukawa

Tenshin Nasukawa (那須川 天心, Nasukawa Tenshin, born August 18, 1998) is a Japanese kickboxer and mixed martial artist, based in Tokyo, Japan. Tenshin is the current Rizin Kickboxing featherweight world champion, former Rizin bantamweight champion, and the 2017 Rizin kickboxing flyweight tournament champion.[3] He is the current RISE Featherweight champion, and the former bantamweight champion.[4]

Tenshin Nasukawa
Born (1998-08-18) August 18, 1998
Chiba Prefecture, Japan
Other namesShindo (神童 Prodigy)
Lightning Left
Ninja Boy
TEPPEN
NationalityJapanese
Height165 cm (5 ft 4 in)[1]
Weight57.5 kg (126.8 lb; 9.1 st)
DivisionFlyweight (MMA)
Bantamweight (Rise Kickboxing, -55 kg)
Super Bantamweight (Muay Thai)
Featherweight (Muay Thai, Rizin Kickboxing)
StyleKyokushin Karate, Kickboxing
TeamTarget
Team Teppen (Teppen Gym)
Team Tenshin[2]
TrainerHiroyuki Nasukawa (father, Teppen Gym president), Takashi Ito (Target president), Yuji Okamoto (boxing coach), Yūichi Kasai (part-time boxing coach)
RankBlack belt in Kyokushin Kaikan
Black belt in Shin Karate
Kickboxing record
Total40
Wins40
By knockout30
Losses0
Mixed martial arts record
Total4
Wins4
By knockout2
By submission1
By decision1
Losses0
Amateur kickboxing record
Total111
Wins105
By knockout62
Losses5
Draws1
Other information
Boxing record from BoxRec
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2020 - present
Genrevlog
Subscribers500 thousand
Total views44 million
100,000 subscribers 2020
Updated: October 21, 2020

As of December 2020, he is ranked the #1 Super Flyweight and #1 pound for pound kickboxer in the world according to Combat Press,[5] and has been ranked as such since September 2020.[6] He's been in the pound for pound top ten since June 2019.[7] Combat Press ranked him as the #2 flyweight in the world between May 2019[8] and August 2020.[9] He was ranked as a top ten bantamweight between April 2018[10] and April 2019.[11]

Tenshin became famous due to his knockout victories over former IBF boxing world champion Amnat Ruenroeng and Lumpinee Stadium Muay Thai champion Wanchalong PK Senchaigym.[12][13] The latter was chosen as the 2016 Knockout of the Year by Combat Press.[14] In 2019, he was named the Male Fighter of the Year by Combat Press.[15]

Kickboxing career

Amateur career

It is said that he initially started learning Kyokushin Karate at age 5 as his father who worried about his timidity forced him to enter a karate dojo.[16] He won the Kaminarimon championship in Kyokushin Junior World Championship when he was a fifth grader in elementary school. After that, he became more drawn to kickboxing and began to train it.[17]

"I practiced karate until I was in sixth grade. I was winning competitions at a national level,” he told Bleacher Report. "I wanted to participate on that big stage. There was no specific individual that inspired me. I was attracted to the stage."

Nasukawa's kickboxing style is influenced by Boxing, Muay Thai and his Kyokushin Karate background. Nasukawa fights out of the southpaw stance, and is primarily a counter puncher, staying on the outer perimeter of the ring and landing as his opponents try to move in to land strikes. He is well known for his tendency to mix in acrobatic techniques like spinning kicks, rolling kicks, and jumping knees with high precision and success.

“I don't even want to imagine what kind of fighter he will turn out to be in five years,” one of Nasukawa’s opponents, MMA fighter Yusaku Nakamura said in praise. Nasukawa defeated Nakamura in a kickboxing bout by technical knock out after Nasukawa dropped Nakamura three times. In the fight Nasukawa landed a counter spinning drop kick to Nakamura's face, breaking his nose.[18]

Tenshin amassed an amateur record of 105-5-1 by the age of 15 before he turned professional in kickboxing.

Winning the RISE Bantamweight title

Nasukawa’s training began when he started Kyokushin Karate at just five years old, and he set his sights on joining one of Japan’s premier fight promotions.

Nasukawa made his professional debut in the Blue Arena Stadium in Samut Prakan, where he was scheduled to fight Ploydaeng Looksuan. Nasukawa won the fight by a fourth round KO, after dropping Looksuan with a knee to the body. Returning to Japan, Tenshin won his next five fights. He scored first round knockouts over Tomo Arimatsu,[19] Aleksandro Hideo,[20] Kim Jin Min,[21] and Masahiro Fujimoto,[22] as well as a decision win over Makoto Kushima.[23]

This six fight winning streak, earned Nasukawa the chance to challenge the incumbent RISE Bantamweight champion Yuta Murakoshi, when he was just sixteen years old.[24] Nasukawa won the fight by a second round TKO.[25]

Blade Japan Cup

After winning the RISE Bantamweight title, Tenshin entered the Blade.2 –55 kg Tournament. He was scheduled to fight Masahiko Suzuki in the quarterfinals. In the finals he faced the future SHOOTBOXING champion Taiki Naito, and defeated him by TKO midway through the first round.[26]

Winning the ISKA title

Nasukawa then returned to RISE, where he was scheduled to fight Mike Alamos during RISE 108.[27] Nasukawa knocked Alamos out in the first round, by a knee to the body.[28] Two months later, during RISE 109, Nasukawa won a unanimous decision against Manolis Kalistis.[29] He was next set to fight Keisuke Miyamoto, whom he defeated by a second round KO.[30]

Tenshin was scheduled to fight Fred Cordeiro for the ISKA Oriental Rules Bantamweight title.[31] Tenshin won the fight by unanimous decision.[32]

Title defenses

Nasukawa won his next two fights, as well, knocking out Tarek Totts during RISE 111,[33] and Lin Bin during Rebels 45.[34]

Tenshin's first RISE title defense was a rematch with Yuta Murakoshi.[35][36] He won the fight by majority decision.[37]

Nasukawa would then take part in the most high profile fight up to that point, being scheduled to fight the former Lumpini Stadium World champion Wanchalong PK.Saenchai.[38][39] Nasukawa won the fight by a spinning back kick KO, after just 38 seconds.[40][41] This win was followed by a fourth round KO of the former IBF champion Amnat Ruenroeng.[42]

His first ISKA title defense was against Ryan Sheehan during Rise 117.[43][44] Nasukawa defeated Sheehan by a body shot KO in the first round.

Winning the Rizin Flyweight tournament

He made his Rizin debut during Rizin World Grand Prix 2017, when he fought Kizaemon Saiga. Nasukawa knocked Saiga out in the first round, by a left cross.[45]

Nasukawa won his next two against Visanlek Meibukai and Ignacio Capllonch by TKO.[46][47]

During Rizin FF 9, Nasukawa participated in the 2017 Rizin Flyweight tournament. In the semifinals, he TKO'd Yuta Hamamoto, and in the finals he scored a first round TKO win over Yamato Fujita.[48]

Winning the RISE Featherweight title

During Knock Out First Impact, Nasukawa won a unanimous decision against Suakim Sit Sor Thor Taew.[49] During Rizin FF 10, Tenshin defeated Yusaku Nakamura by a second round TKO.[50]

Nasukawa was scheduled to fight Rodtang Jitmuangnon for the vacant Rise Feather weight championship. The fight went into an extra round, after which Nasukawa won a decision.[51] Tenshin's behavior during the fight was controversial, as he was able to call his own time-outs, stalled for time, as well as telling the referee to stop the bout for groin shots which, in review, never occurred. Although review showed that Tenshin landed the only damaging strikes of the fight, out-landing Rodtang in nearly every exchange, the fight results were considered controversial by some. Analyst Jack Slack later wrote: "Tenshin Nasukawa was awarded the decision, keeping his undefeated record, but it was a hard sell and it came at the expense of the judges’ credibility."[52]

RISE World Series

In his next fight, Nasukawa defeated the mixed martial artist Kyoji Horiguchi by a unanimous decision.[53] He fought a rematch with Taiki Naito during RISE 129, and won by a first round TKO.[54]

RISE announced Nasukawa would take part in the 2019 Rise World Series, and would fight Federico Roma in the quarterfinals.[55] Nasukawa won by a cartwheel kick KO.[56]

He defeated Fritz Biagtan and by TKO,[57] and won the vacant ISKA Featherweight World Championship with a TKO win over Martin Blanco.[58]

He fought Suakim PK Saenchaimuaythaigym in the RISE World Series semifinals, and won by TKO, after the doctor stopped the bout due to a cut caused by a rolling thunder.[59] Tenshin then fought Shirō in the World Series finals. Nasukawa won the fight by a unanimous decision.[60]

Nasukawa won his next two fight against Rui Ebata and Yuki Kasahara by KO,[61][62] and won a unanimous decision against Koji.[63] Nasukawa is scheduled to fight Yuki during RISE DEAD OR ALIVE 2020 Osaka.[64] Nasukawa won the fight by a second round flying knee KO.[65] He was next scheduled to fight Kumandoi Petcharoenvit at Rizin 26 – Saitama.[66] Nasukawa won the fight by unanimous decision.[67]

Nasukawa was next scheduled to fight a rematch with the 2020 RISE Dead or Alive 55kg tournament winner Shiro, at RISE El Dorado.[68]

Nasukawa–Takeru rivalry

Nasukawa has been calling out Three-division K-1 champion Takeru Segawa since June 8, 2015.[69] But due to contractual obligations, both fighters were not able to meet in the ring. At that time, K-1 and Rise were in a "Kickboxing Cold War" since 2010.

On August 5, 2015, Takeru told the media that he was interested in fighting Nasukawa if K-1 can organize it. K-1 Japan group producer, Mitsuru Miyata, demanded that Nasukawa sign an exclusive contract with K-1 to be able to make the fight happen.[70] Nasukawa's trainer and RISE president, Takashi Ito, told combat sports magazine Fight & Life, that he will agree to let Nasukawa fight in a K-1 event but he's not willing to give up Nasukawa to an exclusive contract with K-1.

In 2015, K-1 officially made a partnership with the new MMA promotion, Rizin Fighting Federation. Rizin president, Nobuyuki Sakakibara, announced that Rizin is willing to make partnerships with every fighting organization so RISE began to work with Rizin as well. This deal made it more possible for a Nasukawa–Segawa matchup.

November 8, 2015, Nasukawa had a knockout victory over French Muay Thai fighter Mike Alamos. After the match in the ring, Nasukawa announced that he wanted to fight in Rizin.[71]

On November 21, 2015, Takeru made his first defense of his K-1 55 kg world title against Charles Bongiovanni, he won the fight by TKO. After the match, during the in-ring interview, Takeru announced his desire to fight in Rizin, 2 weeks after Nasukawa announced the same. When Takeru returned backstage, Nasukawa approached him and demanded the fight.[72] The fight can happen in Rizin even with the Rise and K-1 cold war. During the press conference, Takeru mentioned that he did not recognize Nasukawa and could not understand what he was saying due to the crowd noise and thought he was just a fan. Takeru confirmed that he is willing to accept the fight if offered.[72] After this event, Nasukawa tweeted that Takeru agreed to fight him on New Year's Eve.[73]

On December 8, 2015, Rizin announced a fight between Takeru and Chinese fighter, Yang Ming, for their New Year's Eve event. At the press conference, Rizin president, Sakakibara, acknowledged requests to make a Nasukawa vs. Takeru fight, however, he said there wasn't enough time to promote the fight and promised to try to make it happen in 2016.[74]

In 2016, Nasukawa signed with Rizin to fight on a December event. However, K-1 suddenly ended their partnership with Rizin. K-1 have tried to avoid any mention of the fight.

On June 18, 2017, after Takeru knocked out Buvaisar Paskhaev, K-1 commentator, Masato, expressed his desire to see Takeru fight Nasukawa but the 2 other commentators ignored his comments. 2 days later, K-1's official YouTube channel uploaded the full fight video of Takeru and Paskhaev but a few hours later it was deleted and re-uploaded with without Masato's comments.

On August 29, 2017, Rizin executive Nobuhiko Takada said on Twitter, "Two of the biggest superstars of kickboxing, Takeru vs Tenshin Nasukawa should be made right now! If this super-fight will not happen due to the (sic) cold war, it is heinous crime! Let's make this! Make miracle!" A few hours later a K-1 broadcaster trolled Takada on Twitter. A few days later, Takada apologized and promised to never talk about a fighter from another organization and deleted every tweet about Nasukawa vs Takeru.[75]

On December 31, 2017, Nasukawa won Rizin's Kickboxing 57 kg tournament. In an attempt to quash the cold war and influence K-1 and Rise to make the Takeru fight, Nasukawa made sure the show was being broadcast live so Rizin was not be able to cut any of his comments. Post-fight, in the ring, Nasukawa engaged the crowd by asking who they want him to fight next and the crowd screamed Takeru's name.[76]

In February 2018, M-1 Sports Media, which operates K-1, filed a lawsuit against Tenshin, his father Hiroyuki, Rise president Takashi Ito and Rizin president Sakakibara. According to the lawsuit, it all started three years ago when Nasukawa called out Takeru to fight. More recently during Rizin's New Year's Eve event when Nasukawa asked the audience who they want him to fight next. They claim that it's an unfair business practice to involve another fighter's name from a different organization. And, they claim that many people has negative image about Takeru run away from Nasukawa, and they lost 6 sponsors. And, they file a damage suit 137,000,000 yen. But, 1 of 6 sponsors told Japanese weekly magazine Shukan Shincho "Our contract of K-1, we distribute Bento 3 times only. We can't understand why K-1 demands too expensive money".[77]

On March 16, 2018, Rise president Takashi Ito, former K-1 fighter Hiroya and his lawyer, accused K-1 Japan Group's exclusive contract, illegal based on the competition law. Hiroya's lawyer told the media, that the way K-1's contract work makes you not fight for a year for your contract to expire. Every fight you make with the organization, extends your contract for another year from your last fight and the only way to get out of the contract is not get paid for a year. Hiroya cites this as the reason why Segawa could not fight Nasukawa as he knows Segawa as a friend and will not back down to a fight.[78]

Mixed martial arts

After his Muay Thai debut on December 5, 2016, Japanese MMA promotion Rizin Fighting Federation offered to make his MMA debut on their December 29 event. Nasukawa accepted the short notice offer, and began to train MMA for the first time. He won his first fight by TKO in the first round.[79] After the fight, he announced his desire to fight in Rizin's New Year's Eve event 2 days later. Rizin president Nobuyuki Sakakibara granted his wish and he won the fight against Dylan Kawika Oligo by guillotine choke in the second round.[80]

In 2017, he was officially signed by Rizin.[81][82]

In 2017, MMA agent Shu Hirata, who manages UFC fighters Francis Ngannou and Takeya Mizugaki, told the media that the UFC offered Nasukawa a $60,000 (salary: $30,000,win bonus: $30,000) contract.[83][84]

In January 2018, Nasukawa told Japanese sports magazine Sports Graphic, he wants kickboxing as his main sport until he becomes 22 or 23 years old, and after that, he would consider a shift in MMA or pro boxing.

On August 15, 2018, Evolve MMA announced that they have sponsored Nasukawa.[85] Founder, Chairman, and CEO of both Evolve MMA and ONE Championship, Chatri Sityodtong, stated that he is interested in signing Nasukawa after his contract expires.[86]

Boxing

International Boxing Hall of Fame and World Boxing Hall of Famer, professional boxing promoter Akihiko Honda of Teiken Promotions Inc., have offered Nasukawa a move to boxing since he was 12 years old.[87]

When Nasukawa was a 14-year-old junior high school student, Teiken Promotions offered Nasukawa a contract including a signing bonus of more than $100,000, but Nasukawa turned down the job due to his love for kickboxing. Teiken Promotions still continues to offer him a boxing contract.[88] One of Teiken Gym trainer Yūichi Kasai, who made 4 world boxing champions such as Takashi Miura and Toshiaki Nishioka became Nasukawa's part-time boxing coach.

Nasukawa wants to fight both kickboxing and boxing. However, the Japan Boxing Commission doesn't permit Japanese professional boxers to fight in other professional combat sports. In September 2018, Nasukawa told AbemaTV, that he wants to fight boxing in other countries and stay as a kickboxer in Japan.[89]

Three-division boxing world champion Naoya Inoue's trainer and promoter, former two-time boxing world champion Hideyuki Ohashi said "Nasukawa can win a boxing world title before his 2nd professional match, and the break world record of Vasyl Lomachenko and Saensak Muangsurin'". He is interested in a future bout between Naoya Inoue vs Tenshin Nasukawa in Tokyo Dome.[90]

Nasukawa was offered to fight at the 2020 Summer Olympics. He showed interest in fighting at the Olympics, but he doesn't want to fight his friend and former teammate at Team Teppen, AIBA Youth 2016 World Champion, Hayato Tsutsumi.[88]

On November 5, 2018, it was announced that Nasukawa was expected to face the undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. at Rizin 14 on December 31, 2018. The supposed rules for this bout were not determined.[91] However, on 7 November, Mayweather stated that the fight had been announced in error due to a misunderstanding (claiming that he had never even heard of Nasukawa until the press conference), and that he had been booked for an exhibition fight for "a small group of wealthy spectators" that was not meant to be televised.[92][93] On November 16, 2018, Mayweather announced that the fight is back on. It will be a 3-round exhibition boxing match.[94][95] “There was a penalty clause in the contract of an undisclosed amount if he is to use any moves of an MMA nature.”[96] In other words, if Tenshin had the urge to throw a kick, he would be heavily fined. Within 140 seconds of the one-sided fight, Nasukawa was knocked down 3 times in the first round and his corner subsequently threw the towel in. [97][98]

Fighting style

Nasukawa is a southpaw and his style is a combination of kickboxing and full contact karate, both of which he has learned and competed at a very young age. Nasukawa is primarily a counter puncher, staying on the outer perimeter of the ring and landing as his opponents try to move in to land strikes. He is well known for his tendency to mix in seemingly flashy techniques like spinning kicks, rolling kicks, and jumping knees with high precision and success.[99]

Titles and accomplishments

Kickboxing
Professional

Amateur

  • 2013 All Japan Jr. Kick - 55 kg Champion[106]
  • 2012 M-1 Junior - 50 kg Champion[107]
  • 2012 Bigbang - 50 kg Champion[108]
  • 2012 All Japan Jr. Kick - 50 kg Champion[109]
  • 2011 M-1 Junior - 45 kg Champion[110]
  • 2011 MA Kick Junior - 42 kg Champion
  • 2010 Kaminarimon -40kg Champion[111]
  • 2010 M-1 Junior - 40 kg Champion
  • 2010 Muay Lok - 35 kg Champion
  • 2009 Kaminarimon - 35 kg Champion

Karate

  • 2013 All Japan Shin Karate G-3 Grand Prix Champion[112]
  • 2011 Shinkyokushikai Karate Dream Cup Lightweight 3rd place
  • 2010 All Japan Shin Karate K-4 Grand Prix Champion[113]
  • 2009 Shinyokushinkai All Japan Youth (U-10) -40kg Champion

Awards

  • CombatPress.com
    • 2016 Knockout of the Year[114]
    • 2019 Male Fighter of the Year[115]

Kickboxing and Muay Thai record
Professional Kickboxing and Muay Thai record
40 Wins (30 (T) KO's), 0 Loss
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
2021-02-28 ShiroRISE Eldorado 2021Yokohama, Japan
2020-12-31Win Kumandoi PetcharoenvitRizin 26 – SaitamaSaitama, JapanDecision (Unanimous)33:00
2020-11-01Win YukiRISE DEAD OR ALIVE 2020 OsakaOsaka, JapanTKO (3 Knockdowns/Flying knee)22:56
2020-09-27Win KouziRizin 24 – SaitamaSaitama, JapanDecision (Unanimous)33:00
2020-07-12Win Yuki KasaharaRise on AbemaTokyo, JapanTKO (3 Knockdowns/Punches)11:30
2019-12-31Win Rui EbataRizin 20 - SaitamaSaitama, JapanTKO (3 knockdown rule)12:44
2019-09-16Win ShiroRise World Series 2019 Final, - 58 kg Tournament FinalChiba (city), JapanDecision (Unanimous)33:00
Wins RISE World Series - 58kg Tournament title.
2019-07-21Win Suakim PK SaenchaimuaythaigymRise World Series 2019 Semi Finals, - 58 kg Tournament Semi FinalOsaka, JapanTKO (Doctor stop/Rolling thunder)31:25
2019-06-02Win Martin BlancoRizin FF 16Kobe, JapanTKO (3 knockdown rule)2N/A
Wins vacant ISKA Featherweight World Championship.
2019-04-29Win Fritz BiagtanRizin FF 15Yokohama, JapanTKO (3 knockdown rule)31:25
2019-03-10Win Federico RomaRise World Series 2019 First Round, - 58 kg Tournament Quarter Final[116]Tokyo, JapanKO (cartwheel kick)31:35
2018-11-17Win Taiki NaitoRise 129Saitama, JapanTKO (3 knockdowns)11:58
2018-09-30Win Kyoji HoriguchiRizin FF 13Saitama, JapanDecision (unanimous)33:00
2018-06-17Win Rodtang JitmuangnonRise 125[117]Chiba, JapanExt.R Decision (unanimous)63:00
Wins vacant Rise Feather weight (57g) World Championship.
2018-05-06Win Yusaku NakamuraRizin FF 10Fukuoka, JapanTKO (referee stoppage)2N/A
2018-02-12Win Suakim Sit Sor Thor TaewKnock Out First Impact[118]Tokyo, JapanDecision (unanimous)53:00
2017-12-31Win Yamato FujitaRizin FF 9Saitama, JapanTKO (3 knockdowns)11:27
2017-12-31Win Yuta HamamotoRizin FF 9Saitama, JapanKO (flying knee)24:58
2017-11-23Win Ignacio CapllonchRise 121[119]Tokyo, JapanTKO (punches)31:15
2017-08-20Win Visanlek MeibukaiKnock Out Vol. 4Tokyo, JapanTKO (doctor stoppage)32:28
2017-07-30Win Kizaemon SaigaRizin World Grand Prix 2017: Opening Round - Part 1Tokyo, JapanKO (left cross)11:36
2017-05-20Win Ryan SheehanRise 117[120]Tokyo, JapanKO (left hook to the body)11:12
Retained the ISKA Oriental Rules Bantamweight (55kg) World Championship.
2017-02-12Win Amnat Ruenroeng[121]Knock Out Vol. 1Tokyo, JapanKO (left hook to the body)42:39
2016-12-05Win Wanchalong PK.Saenchai[122]Knock Out Vol. 0Tokyo, JapanKO (spinning back kick)10:38
2016-09-25Win Yuta MurakoshiRise 113JapanDecision (majority)53:00
Retained the Rise Bantamweight (55 kg) Championship.
2016-08-07Win Lin Bin[123]Kunlun Fight 49 / Rebels 45Tokyo, JapanKO (left knee to the body)11:10
2016-05-29Win Tarek TottsRise 111[124]Tokyo, JapanKO (Left Kick to the Body)21:49
2016-03-26Win Frederico CordeiroRise 110Tokyo, JapanDecision (unanimous)53:00
Won the ISKA Oriental Rules Bantamweight (55 kg) World Championship.
2016-03-12Win Keisuke Miyamoto[125]No Kick, No Life 2016Tokyo, JapanKO (left knee to the body)20:26
2016-01-31Win Manolis KalistisRise 109Tokyo, JapanDecision (unanimous)33:00
2015-11-08Win Mike AlamosRise 108JapanKO (Left Knee to the Body)11:56
2015-08-01Win Taiki NaitoBlade. 2 –55 kg Tournament - FinalTokyo, JapanTKO (3 knockdowns)11:41
Won the 2015 Blade Japan Cup (55 kg) Tournament.
2015-08-01Win Yukinori OgasawaraBlade. 2 –55 kg Tournament - Semi FinalsTokyo, JapanKO (left hook)3N/A
2015-08-01Win Masahiko SuzukiBlade.2 –55 kg Tournament - Quarter FinalsTokyo, JapanKO (2 Knockdowns/Punches)11:31
2015-05-31Win Yuta MurakoshiRise 105JapanTKO (punches)21:31
Won the Rise Bantamweight (55 kg) Championship.
2015-03-21Win Masahiro FujimotoRise 104JapanTKO (Punches)12:06
2014-12-29Win Kim Jin MinBlade. 1JapanKO (Knee to the Body)11:40
2014-11-16Win Makoto KushimaRise 102Tokyo, JapanDecision (unanimous)33:00
2014-09-28Win Aleksandro HideoRise 101JapanKO (left knee to the body)12:42
2014-07-12Win Tomo ArimatsuRise 100 ~ Blade 0 ~Tokyo, JapanKO (High Kick)10:58
2012-08-10Win Ploydaeng Looksuan [126]Blue Arena StadiumSamut Prakan, ThailandKO (left knee to the body)4N/A

Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

Amateur Kickboxing and Muay Thai record (Incomplete)
99 Wins (37 (T) KO's), 5 Losses, 3 Draws
DateResultOpponentEventLocationMethodRoundTime
2013-10-13Win Shinnosuke NakamuraBigBang Amateur 17, FinalTokyo, JapanN/A32:00
2013-10-13Win Kazutaka SasazakiBigBang Amateur 17, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanN/A22:00
2013-03-31Win Ryoga Hirano2013 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, FinalTokyo, JapanKO (punches)10:42
Wins the 2013 All Japan Jr. Kick -55kg title.
2013-03-31Win Taio Asahisa2013 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2013-03-31Win Kyoto Takahashi2013 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, Quarter FinalTokyo, JapanTKO2N/A
2013-02-16Draw Eisaku OgasawaraKichioji Fight ClubTokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2012-12-02Win Kaogam Sor TantipRISE/M-1 MC ～INFINITY～Tokyo, JapanKO (punches)10:42
2012-11-11Win Hiroto IshizukaBigbang the future VTokyo, JapanN/AN/AN/A
Wins the Bigbang -50kg title.
2012-10-21Win Rasta KidoMuay Lok 2012 3rdTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-09-09Win Yoshiki TaneM-1 Challenge Sutt Yod Muaythai vol.3Tokyo, JapanTKO (referee stop/left hook)20:08
2012-09-02Win Yugo TsuboiBigBang 10Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2012-08-26Win Teruyo SasakiM-1 Muay Thai Challenge AmateurChiba, JapanDecision32:00
Won the M-1 Junior -50kg title.
2012-07-22Win Teruyo SasakiM-1 Muay Thai Challenge Amateur Tournament, FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-07-22Win Daigo SunagaM-1 Muay Thai Challenge Amateur Tournament, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-07-16Win Yuzuki SakaiBigBang Amateur 7Tokyo, JapanDecision21:30
2012-07-16Win Kota NakanoBigBang Amateur 7Tokyo, JapanDecision21:30
2012-06-03Win Haruma SaikyoBigBangTokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2012-05-27Loss Junya WeerasakreckM-1 Muay Thai Challenge AmateurJapanDecision32:00
For the M-1 Junior -50kg title.
2012-04-22Win Kenta YoshinagaM-1 Amateur EventTokyo, JapanDecisionN/AN/A
2012-04-15Win Kaito Hayashi2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, FinalTokyo, JapanTKO2N/A
Wins the 2012 All Japan Jr. Kick -50kg title.
2012-04-15Win N/A2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-04-15Win Taio Asahisa2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Tournament, Quarter FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-03-04Win Yugo Tsuboi2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, FinalTokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2012-03-04Win Junya Weerasakreck2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-03-04Win Ryosuke Kumai2012 All Japan Jr. Kick Kanto Area Selection Tournament, Quarter FinalTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2012-02-25Draw Yoshiki Takei[127]Bigbang 8Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2011-12-11Win Hiroto IshizukaM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 47Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00
Defends the M-1 Junior -45kg title.
2011-11-20Win Yuya IwanamiMA Japan Kick BREAK-20 - RAISE -Tokyo, JapanDecision21:30
Defends the MA Kick Junior -42kg title.
2011-10-23Win Jin AsoDEEP☆KICK 8Osaka, JapanDecision22:00
2011-10-02Win Azuki SenoMuay Lok 2011 4thJapanDecision22:00
2011-09-11Win Katsuki NogamiM-1 Freshmans vol. 3Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00
Defends the M-1 Junior -45kg title.
2011-07-18Win Haruma SaikyoMA Kick BREAK-16 - GRASPTokyo, JapanDecision31:30
Defends the MA Kick Junior -42kg title.
2011-06-19Win Junya WeerasakreckM-1 FAIRTEX SINGHA BEER Muay thai ChallengeTokyo, JapanDecision23:00
Wins the M-1 Junior -45kg title.
2011-06-12Win Junya WeerasakreckM-1 Freshmans NEXT HEROS CUP 2011 vol. 2Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2011-04-24Win Haruma SaikyoMA Kick BREAK-12 - It starts -Tokyo, JapanDecision31:30
Wins the MA Kick Junior -42kg title.
2011-04-17Win Yuuichi SuenagaJAKFTokyo, JapanDecision21:30
2011-04-03Win Teruyo SasakiM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 41 ～M-1 Kid's CHAMPION CARNIVAL 2011 1st～Saitama, JapanDecision
Defends M-1 Amateur -40kg title.
2011-04-02Win Kaito FukudaMuay Lok 2011 2ndTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2011-02-20Win Saya ItoMuay Lok 2011 1stTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2010-12-31Win Tatsuya SakakibaraKAMINARIMON, -40kg Championship Tournament FinalTokyo, JapanDecision (Unanimous)32:00
Wins KAMINARIMON Junior -40kg title.
2010-12-10Win Yuichi SuenagaM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 39Tokyo, JapanDecision (Unanimous)32:00
Defends M-1 Junior -40kg title.
2010-10-31Win Kota NakanoKAMINARIMONTokyo, JapanForfeit
2010-10-31Win Kazutomi UchidaKAMINARIMONTokyo, JapanTKO1N/A
2010-10-31Draw Tatsuya SakakibaraKAMINARIMON, -40kg Championship TournamentTokyo, JapanDecision12:00
2010-10-02Loss Ren HiramotoNew ☆ square jungleTokyo, JapanDecision32:00
2010-08-29Win Katsuki NogamiM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 36 - M-1 Kid's CHAMPION CARNIVAL 2010 2ndTokyo, JapanDecision (Unanimous)32:00
Wins M-1 Junior -40kg title.
2010-08-01Win Saya ItoMuay Lok Junior 35 kg Tournament, FinalTokyo, JapanDecision (Unanimous)32:00
Wins the Muay Lok -35kg title.
2010-07-11Win Yuichi SuenagaM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 35, FinalTokyo, JapanDecision
2010-07-11Win Yoshiki TakeiM-1 Muay Thai Amateur 35, Semi FinalTokyo, JapanDecision
2010-06-13Loss Onree IsaanronbMuay Thai WINDY Super Fight Vol. 3Tokyo, JapanDecision (Majority)32:00
2010-04-25Win Keigo NakuraMuay Lok 2010 2ndTokyo, JapanTKO (Punches)21:40
2010-03-14Win Tora Wor.WanchaiMuay Thai WINDY Super Fight Vol. 2Tokyo, JapanDecision (Unanimous)52:00
2010-01-17Win Koki YamadaMuay Lok Junior 1Tokyo, JapanDecision
Loss Shinichiro MorishitaTokyo, JapanDecision22:00
2008-08-23Win IsseiTRIBELATE vol.19 - Hybrid Club Fight -Tokyo, JapanDecision32:00

Legend:   Win   Loss   Draw/No contest   Notes

Mixed martial arts record
Professional record breakdown
4 matches 4 wins 0 losses
By knockout 2 0
By submission 1 0
By decision 1 0
Res. Record Opponent Method Event Date Round Time Location Notes
Win 4–0 Yamato Fujita Decision (unanimous) Rizin World Grand Prix 2017: Opening Round - Part 2 October 15, 2017 3 5:00 Fukuoka, Japan
Win 3–0 Francesco Ghigliotti KO (head kick) Rizin 2017 in Yokohama: Sakura April 16, 2017 1 1:07 Yokohama, Japan
Win 2–0 Dylan Kawika Oligo Submission (guillotine choke) Rizin World Grand Prix 2016: Final Round December 31, 2016 2 3:37 Tokyo, Japan
Win 1–0 Nikita Sapun TKO (punches) Rizin World Grand Prix 2016: 2nd Round December 29, 2016 1 2:45 Tokyo, Japan

Exhibition boxing record
Professional record summary
1 fight 0 wins 1 loss
By knockout 0 1
No. Result Record Opponent Type Round, time Date Location Notes
1 Loss 0–1 Floyd Mayweather Jr. TKO 1 (3), 2:20 Dec 31, 2018 Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan

See also

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