Honor Fighting Championship

WMMAA1 · March 22, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Using the 1989 Globalverse reset, i will be playing through the story of MMA from the beginning of time. I have modified the database very slightly, each company will debut randomly as default, but i have changed all starting finances randomly from 250k to 10 Million. By random, i mean i just clicked, scrolled, clicked. Only 1 company is set to begin with 10 Million. I will begin my company with $500,000 in the bank. I have played this database before, replicating the early days of UFC with my created company UFA. This time, however after the success of my Rizin FF play through i have opted to begin in Japan. The difficulty is already against me as to begin there are only 8 fighters willing to sign with me without requesting them to move base. I aim to use this option as little as possible, building a base roster of homegrown stars. Can i build a company as successful as UFC starting in Japan? Join me as i try to find out.

Honor Fighting Championship [Honor FC] will host their bouts inside a ring, not a cage. There will be no rules with each bout having a 30 minute time limit. All strikes are legal. If neither fighter can finish their opponent by the 30 minute time limit, a draw decision will be made. A decision victory can be gained by Knock out, submission or referee stoppage. Honor FC aims to bring the best of each discipline to Japan to compete to become the best in the world.

*I've had a new computer system and unable to transfer the date hence the restart, I've been absent for some time but shall begin again. Fortunately I was only 4 or 5 events in. Apologies for double posting, I look forward to restarting.

WMMAA1 · March 23, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Thursday, Week 2, January 1989

Fukunagi Akihiro - "For years, many have claimed to train in the best of disciples, for years many have claimed to be the best fighter, the best warrior. Now the time is upon us, the time to find out who truly is "The Best". This March, Honor Fighting Championship will bring you something you have never seen before, something you never thought you would ever see. A tournament of warriors, much like the fantasy's you see in the movies on your screens. A battle of the ages, a test of the disciplines. A WAR! This March, 8 of Japans best fighters will go head to head for one night only to find out who truly is the the best. HONOR brings you HONOR Hajimari - Faitochanpion (Honor Beginning - Fight Champion). 8 Men, 1 ring, 1 winner, 1 night only"

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HONOR Hajimari - Faitochanpion

Sunday, Week 2, March 1989 - Kanto, Japan

Koji Hashiranti vs Bakin Sakamoto

31 - AGE - 21

5'7" - HEIGHT - 5'9"

185lbs - WEIGHT - 172lbs

Wrestling - FIGHT STYLE - Kick Boxing

Tokyo, Japan - FROM - Yokohama, Japan

[Yoshiobu Tanaka] Mantas Andreyev vs Eijiro Yanagita

31 - AGE - 22

6'1" - HEIGHT - 5'7"

211lbs - WEIGHT - 154lbs

Sambo - FIGHT STYLE - Wrestling

Yekaterinburg, Russia - FROM - Osaka, Japan

Dokuohtei Kuroki vs Robun Yamazaki

33 - AGE - 24

6'0" - HEIGHT - 6'2"

188lbs - WEIGHT - 205lbs

Japanese Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Wrestling

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Kitakyushu, Japan

Tsuramatsu Inoue vs Seigo Tsuda

22 - AGE - 30

5'10" - HEIGHT - 5'8"

205lbs - WEIGHT - 145lbs

Brawling - FIGHT STYLE - Stand and hope to land

Kobe, Japan - FROM - Nagoya, Japan

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Wednesday, Week 4, February 1989

Fukunagi Akihiro - "Unfortunately, as in most cases in life plans can often fall apart. Yoshinobu Tanaka will not be competing in HONOR's Faitochanpion tournament. We have been forced to withdraw Tanaka due to concerns over an undisclosed injury. We have decided to replace Tanaka with Mantas Andreyev. With a National Champion Sambo pedigree in his home nation of Russia, Andreyev will be the only gaijin (foreigner) competing in the tournament. This will add an extra interest point as Andreyev will enter with an added target on his back. The rules have now been set and I can divulge this now. Each bout will have a 60 minute time limit. If no winner has been named by the end of this 60 minutes, judges will decided a winner to advance. There are no exclusions per fight rules with an anything goes style of fight encouraged. A fighter can win via judges decision after 60 minutes or within the time limit by way of knockout, submission or referee stoppage. There can only be 1 winner."

WMMAA1 · March 23, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, Week 2, March 1989

HONOR Hajimari - Faitochanpion Results

Koji Hashiranti def Bakin Sakamoto

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 58:39

Mantas Andreyev vs Eijiro Yanagita

Submission (Kimura) 3:12

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Robun Yamazaki

Submission (Armbar) 13:25

Seigo Tsuda def Tsuramatsu Inoue

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 30:57

Mantas Andreyev def Koji Hashiranti

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

TKO (Strikes) 13:49

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Seigo Tsuda

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:15

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Mantas Andreyev

Faitochanpion Saigo no

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 43:24

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "What a show from 8 spectacular warriors of the ring. Congratulations to Dokuohtei Kuroki on becoming the Faitochanpion (Fight Champion). Dokuohtei has shown the world that Japanese Jiu-Jitsu reigns supreme and that he can force any man to submit, including late addition and Russian Sambo expert Mantas Andreyev who captured the only non submission victory against Koji Hashiranti. We said that this was for one night only, but how can it be after that display? HONOR will be back!

WMMAA1 · March 24, 2021

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Monday, Week 1, July 1989

Fukunagi Akihiro - "HONOR returns in 8 weeks time! HONOR Haisutekusu (High Stakes) - Faitochanpion II is upon us. After beating every man infront of him last time out, Dokuohtei Kuroki will return as the reigning, defending Faitochanpion. just 1 of the 8 men chosen, Kuroki will look to utilize those submissions once again as he faces off against wrestlers and strikers including Muay Thai practitioner Go Yamamoto. The 24 year old from Osaka will test himself against the best Japan can offer. For the first time all 8 men will be Japanese Nationals as we start again on our search for "The Best" fighter in Japan. Tanaka was forced to withdraw from the first event and was replaced by eventual finalist Mantas Andreyev, well Tanaka is ready and will face the toughest opponent in the bracket when he takes on Kuroki."

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HONOR Haisutekusu - Faitochanpion II

Sunday, Week 4, August 1989 - Kanto, Japan

Atshushi Nakajima vs Koji Hashiranti

29 - AGE - 31

5'10" - HEIGHT - 5'7"

186lbs - WEIGHT - 185lbs

Judo - FIGHT STYLE - Wrestling

Nagoya, Japan - FROM - Tokyo, Japan

Naoki Itoh vs Seigo Tsuda

26 - AGE - 30

5'11" - HEIGHT - 5'8"

205lbs - WEIGHT - 145lbs

MMA Striking - FIGHT STYLE - Stand and hope to land

Yokohama, Japan - FROM - Nagoya, Japan

Go Yanamoto vs Tsuramatsu Inoue

24 - AGE - 23

5'7" - HEIGHT - 5'10"

158lbs - WEIGHT - 205lbs

Muay Thai - FIGHT STYLE - Wrestling

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Kobe, Japan

Dokuohtei [c] vs Yoshinobu Tanaka

33 - AGE - 31

6'0" - HEIGHT - 5'11"

188lbs - WEIGHT - 180lbs

Japanese Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Wrestling

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Osaka, Japan

WMMAA1 · March 24, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, Week 4, August 1989

HONOR Haisutekusu - Faitochanpion II Results

Atshushi Nakajima def Koji Hashiranti

Submission (Americana) 1:33

Naoki Itoh def Seigo Tsuda

Knockout (Punch) 5:26

Go Yamamoto def Tsuramatsu Inoue

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1:44

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Yoshinobu Tanaka

Submission (Armbar) 5:29

Atshushi Nakajima def Naoki Itoh

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Arm Triangle) 4:45

Go Yamamoto def Dokuohtei Kuroki

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 8:15

Go Yamamoto def Atshushi Nakajima

Faitochanpion Saigo no

Knock Out (Kick) 3:11

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "The king is dead. Long live the king! Truly fitting that the new Faitochanpion dethrones the first and former in the Semifainaru before defeating an impressive Atshushi Nakajima. At only 24, Yamamoto can offer this sport alot and has already campaigned for the opportunity to defend his win. We already have plans at HONOR for the next event, and i can confirm that this will take place on new years eve. The perfect moment to introduce new avenues."

WMMAA1 · March 24, 2021

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Thursday, Week 1, November 1989

Fukunagi Akihiro - "New Years Eve! HONOR Sekai no senso (War of the worlds) - Faitochanpion III. War of the worlds! 8 men will again enter the ring on a quest to become Faitochanpion. First champion Dokuohtei Kuroki will return for his 3rd tournament, with his 1 loss out of 5 coming against newest Faitochanpion Go Yamamoto. Yamamoto defeated Inour, Kuroki and Nakajima with style, spending less than 15 minutes within the ropes before his eventual Faitochanpion crowning. Yamamoto will return as the reigning, defending Faitochanpion. 8 men will compete. 4 from Japan, 4 Gaijin. Mantas Andreyev will return to HONOR. French street fighter Monty Olivier, Brazilian Zaco and Finnish big man Veeti Kuqi will all look to dethrone the Japanese Faitochanpion in a War of the worlds. New years eve!"

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HONOR Haisutekusu - Faitochanpion III

Sunday, Week 4, December 1989 - Kanto, Japan

Go Yamamoto [c] vs Monty Olivier

24 - AGE - 35

5'7" - HEIGHT - 6'1"

158lbs - WEIGHT - 219lbs

Muay Thai - FIGHT STYLE - Street Brawling

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Marseille, France

Kyuwa Itou vs [Veeti Kuqi] Gunnar Nilsson

22 - AGE - 29

5'11" - HEIGHT - 6'5"

182lbs - WEIGHT - 268lbs

Kick Boxing - FIGHT STYLE - Pit Fighting

Kobe, Japan - FROM - Gothenburg, Sweden

Ebizo Fujishima vs Mantas Andreyev

27 - AGE - 32

5'9" - HEIGHT - 6'1"

197lbs - WEIGHT - 211lbs

Submission Fighting - FIGHT STYLE - Sambo

Kawasaki, Japan - FROM - Yekaterinburg, Russia

Dokuohtei Kuroki vs Zaco

33 - AGE - 25

6'0" - HEIGHT - 5'10"

188lbs - WEIGHT - 203lbs

Japanese Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Greco-Roman Wrestling

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Sao Paulo, Brazil

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Friday, Week 1, December 1989

Fukunagi Akihiro - "With just 4 weeks until New Years Eve, War of the worlds has suffered its first casualty as Veeti Kuqi will be unable to compete. Kyuwa Itou has found a new opponent in Swede Gunnar Nilsson. A huge unit of a man, Nilsson claims to be Europes best pit fighter and wishes to "pit" himself against Japan and the worlds greatest fighters."

WMMAA1 · March 27, 2021

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Sunday, Week 4, December 1989

HONOR Sekai no sensu - Faitochanpion III Results

Go Yamamoto def Monty Olivier

Knock Out (Knee) 7:52

Gunnar Nilsson def Kyuwa Itou

TKO (Strikes) 4:32

Ebizo Fujishima def Mantas Andreyev

Unanimous Decision 60:00

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Zaco

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 25:29

Go Yamamoto def Gunnar Nilsson

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Armbar) 2:09

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Ebizo Fujishima

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Kimura) 21:06

Go Yamamoto def Dokuohtei Kuroki

Faitochanpion Saigo no

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 18:41

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "Yamamoto has done it again! The first man to become Faitochanpion not only 2 times, but consecutively. Kuroki came into this event hungry for revenger after losing out to Yanamoto at Faitochanpion II, but Yamamoto has shown that it was not a strike of luck, defeating the former and first faitonchanpion in the final. This wraps up a solid debut year for HONOR, we're hearing rumor's of other companies forming and following suit. We have created something unique here, a clash of sports, a war of warriors. Mixed. Martial. Arts. MMA began here in Japan, and next year Japan will again continue to be the home of MMA."

WMMAA1 · March 27, 2021

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Tuesday, Week 3, February 1990

Fukunagi Akihiro - "Faitochanpion 4! We have brought back the 2 time Faitochanpion the defend his achievement. Yamamoto not only became 2 time Faitochanpion last time out, but he also defeated former Chanpion Kuroki not once, but twice. We have filled this tournament with 7 brand new challengers from around the world. With different sized men representing different disciplines, we will once again pit warrior against warrior in a search to find out who will be the HONOR Faitochanpion at HONOR Pawa (Power)."

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HONOR Pawa - Faitochanpion IV

Sunday, Week 2, April 1990 - Kanto, Japan

Ieyoshi Yamashita vs Tadamasa Yamada

25 - AGE - 21

5'11" - HEIGHT - 6'0"

180lbs - WEIGHT - 215lbs

Wrestling/ Judo - FIGHT STYLE - Jiu Jitsu

Yokohama, Japan - FROM - Osaka, Japan

Kunimichi Kikuchi vs Mal Phe Roby

24 - AGE - 25

6'3" - HEIGHT - 6'1"

242lbs - WEIGHT - 188lbs

Freestyle Wrestling - FIGHT STYLE - Muay Thai

Sendai, Japan - FROM - Sumatra, Indonesia

Bence Bodor vs Gustavo Bautista

34 - AGE - 31

6'2" - HEIGHT - 5'7"

232lbs - WEIGHT - 162lbs

Boxing - FIGHT STYLE - Greco-Roman Wrestling

Budapest, Hungary - FROM - Santa Cruz, Argentina

Nakazo Sudo vs Go Yamamoto [c]

18 - AGE - 25

6'2" - HEIGHT - 5'7"

253lbs - WEIGHT - 158lbs

Freestyle Wrestling - FIGHT STYLE - Muay Thai

Tokyo, Japan - FROM - Osaka, Japan

WMMAA1 · March 27, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, Week 2, April 1990

HONOR Pawa - Faitochanpion IV Results

Tadamas Yamada def Ieyoshi Yamashita

Knock Out (Kick) 24:01

Kunimichi Kikuchi def Mal Phe Roby

Unanimous Decision 60:00

Gustavo Bautista def Bence Bodor

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:47

Go Yanamoto def Nakazo Sudo

Sumission (Arm Triangle) 12:04

Tadamas Yamada def Kunimichi Kikuchi

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Armbar) 16:30

Go Yamamoto def Gustavo Bautista

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 06:23

Tadamas Yamada def Go Yamamoto

Faitochanpion Saigo no

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 06:03

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "The Dragon prevails! Tadamas Yamada has dethroned Yamamoto. We have a new Faitochanpion. Nothing is certain in these tournaments, except that submissions rule over striking, so far atleast. Yamada, an Osaka local wishes to return immediately, hoping to equal Yamamoto's record. It remains to be seen if either of the former Faitochanpions will return, but new blood will certainly be involved. HONOR will be looking to turn this around as soon as possible with the summer in mind."

WMMAA1 · March 28, 2021

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Monday, Week 3, May 1990

Fukunagi Akihiro - "Faitochanpion 5! Can you believe we are here? Tadamas Yamada, the reigning Faitochanpion will return against 6 brand new challengers and Nakajima who returns from a defeat to Yamamoto at Faitochanpion II. Yamamoto spoke after his loss to Yamada, stating that his cardio was the reason he lost. Having fought in 3 tournaments with only weeks inbetween. Yamamoto will take his training back to the drawing board. HONOR Seinoshikenjo (Proving Ground) - Faitochanpion V will take place in June. Yamada is keen to equal Yamamoto's 2 consecutive win record. HONOR bring new opponents from all over the world to find out who is the Faitochanpion once again."

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HONOR Seinoshikenjo - FaitochanpionV

Sunday, Week 2, June 1990 - Kanto, Japan

Atshushi Nakajima vs Shillin Wang

29 - AGE - 18

5'10" - HEIGHT - 5'7"

186lbs - WEIGHT - 164lbs

Judo - FIGHT STYLE - Muay Thai

Nagoya, Japan - FROM - China

Jerezo vs Henrik Berg

28 - AGE - 33

6'0" - HEIGHT - 6'4"

189lbs - WEIGHT - 280lbs

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Norwegian Wrestling

Brasilia, Brazil - FROM - Oslo, Norway

Rob Baines vs Yoritomo Ina

23 - AGE - 20

6'1" - HEIGHT - 5'11"

187lbs - WEIGHT - 205lbs

Wigan-Style Hooking - FIGHT STYLE - Catch Wrestling

Norwich, England - FROM - Hokkaido, Japan

Tadamasa Yamada[c] vs Tanyu Toshishai

21 - AGE - 18

6'0" - HEIGHT - 5'11"

215lbs - WEIGHT - 220lbs

Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Muay Thai

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Tokyo, Japan

WMMAA1 · April 6, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, Week 2, June 1990

HONOR Seinoshikenjo - Faitochanpion V

Atshushi Nakajima def Shilin Wang

Submission (Kimura) 2:52

Jerezo def Henrik Berg

Submission (Armbar) 18:32

Rob Baines def Yoritomo Ina

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 21:09

Tadamasa Yamada def Tanyu Toshishai

Sumission (Kneebar) 1:22

Jerezo def Atshushi Nakajima

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Kimura) 12:12

Tadamasa Yamada def Rob Baines

Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Triangle With Armbar) 9:12

Jerezo def Tadamasa Yamada

Faitochanpion Saigo no

Submission (Armbar) 0:58

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "Where else in the world do you see every match up end in a submission decision! nowhere! Only here at HONOR do we have the best technical submission artists in the world. It has been proven already in our short history that submission fighters always prevail over strikers. Jerezo becomes the 4th man to become Faitochanpion and the 5th lineal chanpion. The first gaijin to dethrone a Japanese fighter. The winds may be changing, but here at HONOR we will continue to bring you the best versus the best!"

WMMAA1 · April 6, 2021

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Monday, Week 4, August 1990

Fukunagi Akihiro - "The winds are indeed changing! HONOR's next event will be the biggest to date. Returning Fightochanpion Jerezo will test himself against the 3 former Chanpions in the ultimate battle of will. Jerezo, Dokuohtei Kuroki, Tadamasa Yamada and Go Yamamoto will compete to become The HONOR Kyukyoki No Faitochanpion (The Ultimate Fight Champion). Jerezo defeated former Champion Yamada to win Faitochanpion V. Yamada defeated Go Yamamoto in the final of Faitochanpion IV. Yamamoto defeated first champion Kuroki in the semi final of Faitochanpion II aswell as defeating him again to retain at Faitochanpion III. There is big history between these 4 fighters and even more on the line. Not only that, HONOR will hold not 1 but 2 more Grand Prix tournaments on the same night. 4 men will go toe to toe in HONOR's brand new Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion (Junior Heavyweight Fight Champion) and Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion (Heavyweight Fight Champion) tournaments respectively. Unproven in HONOR but respected around the world, these 2 tournaments of 4 men will continue the HONOR tradition of finding out who is the best in the world!"

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HONOR Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion

Sunday, Week 2, October 1990 - Kanto, Japan

Bud Machida vs Yasushi Ashida

Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion Semifainaru

18 - AGE - 18

5'6" - HEIGHT - 5'6"

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Jiu Jitsu

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - FROM - Kyoto, Japan

Bogdan Chuchnova vs Munemitsu Kakinuma

Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion Semifainaru

19 - AGE - 18

5'9" - HEIGHT - 5'8"

Kick Boxing - FIGHT STYLE - Kick Boxing

Moscow, Russia - FROM - Kobe, Japan

Jin Kurofuji vs Lev Mikhaylichenko

Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion Semifainaru

18 - AGE - 19

6'1" - HEIGHT - 6'8"

Grappling - FIGHT STYLE - Boxing

Kyoto, Japan - FROM - Moscow, Russia

Aki Hida vs Jonah Funk

Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion Semifainaru

19 - AGE - 18

6'1" - HEIGHT - 6'8"

Wrestling - FIGHT STYLE - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Kobe, Japan - FROM - Liverpool, England

Go Yamamoto vs Jerezo

Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion Semifainaru

25 - AGE - 29

5'7" - HEIGHT - 6'0"

Muay Thai - FIGHT STYLE - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Brasilia, Brazil

Dokuohtei Kuroki vs Tadamasa Yamada

Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion Semifainaru

34 - AGE - 21

6'0" - HEIGHT - 6'0"

Japanese Jiu-Jitsu - FIGHT STYLE - Jiu-Jitsu

Osaka, Japan - FROM - Osaka, Japan

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Monday, Week 4, September 1990

Fukunagi Akihiro - "With only 2 weeks until Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion, Tadamasa Yamada has withdrew from contention. Word from his camp is that he has suffered a minor back injury but this is yet to be confirmed. Atshushi Nakajima will step in to replace Yamada. Nakajima has lost on both occasions when he has fought former champions, Jerezo and Yamamoto but has since said he has learned alot from his mistakes and aims to defeat everyone infront of him"

WMMAA1 · April 24, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Sunday, Week 2, October 1990

HONOR Kyukyoku no faitochanpion

Yasushi Ashida def Bud Machida

Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Triangle With Armbar) 1:39

Munemitsu Kakinuma def Bogdan Chuchnova

Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Arm Triangle) 14:35

Jin Kurofuji def Lev Mikhaylichenko

Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Kimura) 6:55

Aki Hida def Jonah Funk

Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Unanimous Decision 60:00

Jerezo def Go Yamamoto

Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Armbar) 22:07

Dokuohtei Kuroki def Atshushi Nakajima

Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion Semifainaru

Submission (Kimura) 50:26

Yasushi Ashida def Munemitsu Kakinuma

Juniahebi-kyu Faitiochanpion

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 3:50

Aki Hida def Jin Kurofuji

Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion

Unanimous Decision 60:00

Jerezo def Dokuohtei Kuroki

Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion

Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:51

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Fukunagi Akihiro - "The winds continue to change! Jerezo has cemented himself in history as the Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion after defeating both former Chanpions Dokuohtei Kuroki and Go Yamamoto. HONOR had an impressive show after both Hebi-kyu and Juniahebi-kyu grand prixs debuted. Jerezo has already discussed a bout with Hebi-kyu faitochanpion Aki Hida or Juniahebi-kyu faitochanpion Yasushi Ashida if HONOR were to be interested in showcasing the greatest fighter once more. "The winds continue to change" is a statement floating around our company and it is true. We must evolve in order to grow, HONOR would like to continue the split weight divisional bouts to allow for more talented fighters from around the world to compete inside an HONOR ring"

WMMAA1 · April 28, 2021

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HONOR FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Tuesday, Week 4, October 1990

HONORFC NEWS - "Breaking news today as former Faitochanpion and current Kyukyoku no Faitochanpion Jerezo has chosen his next opponent. The Brazilian has set his sights on Aki Hida, the winner of HONOR's Hebi-kyu Faitochanpion. Jerezo spoke out in a recent interview declaring that ruling the Hebi-kyu division would be much more beneficial than going after Yasushi Ashida of Juniahebi-kyu division. Jerezo would rather take on Hida than wait for Ashida to return to competition. HONOR are said to be strongly considering legitimizing this bout and the Hebi-kyu division with an official belt handed to the winner. Unlike previous belts for Faitochanpions, this belt is said to be one set for consistent action. Current belts have been awarded after successfully winning a tournament with the next tournament winner taking the mantel. With the split weight divisions throughout HONOR, it is likely that we will see a boxing style champion going forward, with only one man carrying the belt until he loses or vacates. With an official card yet to be announced, HONOR are keen to return to New Years Eve action and this will likely be the backdrop for the next event."

Thursday, Week 1, November 1990

HONORFC NEWS - "With HONOR's next event just short of 2 months away, Fukunagi Akihiro (HONOR CEO) had some news for fight fans. As of this next event, each bout duration will be decreased from 60 minutes total. There have been a few occasions where fans have been left dismayed at the lack of action throughout an hours long bout. Keen to encourage more wars than bores, Akihiro has announced that the new format will see 2 x 15 minute rounds with an extra 15 minute decider round if necessary."

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HONOR Hebi-kyu Taiketsu

Sunday, Week 4, December 1990 - Kanto, Japan

Jinzaburo Sakata [0-0-0] vs Qingsheng Jeng [2-0-0]

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Jeng has defeated both of his previous opponents via submission and has been hand picked as one of the best that China can offer. Jinzaburo Sakata will make his official debut and both men are set to light up the Juniahebi-kyu division

Genichi Mizushima [1-0-0] vs Jose Ochoa [2-0-0]

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Japanese kickboxer Mizushima is one of few men on this card to secure a striking victory. He will take on Muay Thai fighter Ochoa who boasts a 2-0 record, with a win by both knockout and submission.

Morihiro Fujikawa [2-0-0] vs Tadamas Yamada [5-1-0]

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

Fujikawa will no doubt look for a flashy head kick as he has done so previously, with a TKO and a KO victory to his name, he will face possibly the hardest pick from both tournaments in Tadamas Yamada. Yamada was forced out of last months Kyukyoku Faitochanpion tournament with an undisclosed injury and will return with Jerezo in his mind. After losing to the Brazilian, Yamada set his sight on avenging his loss last month. Now back in action, Yamada has guaranteed victory here with Jerezo and the Hebi Kyuoza in sight.

Kenji Toma [0-0-0] vs Mantas Andreyev [2-2-0]

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

Despite Toma debuting in MMA, he is heavily favored to defeat the Russian Andreyev quickly and with style. However, experience can often be the deciding factor and "the godfather of Russian combat" will look to slow down the much younger Japanese debutant.

HEBI KYUOZA

Aki Hida [2-0-0] vs Jerezo [5-0-0]

Jerezo has defeated 3 former Faitochanpions on his way to becoming Kyukyoku Faitochanpion (The Ultimate Fight Champion). Now he is set to face Aki Hida for The Hebi Kyuoza (Heavyweight Championship) as the 2 face off on New Years Eve to become the first ever Hebi Kyuoza. All of Jerezo's 5 victories have come by way of submission, most notably 3 armbars. Can the Brazilian remain undefeated against Japans Aki Hida. Hida won both bouts on the way to victory in last months Hebi-kyu tournament by decision. The world class wrestler may have a step up in competition with Jerezo but hes already proven he will grind out a bout if it secures his victory.

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HONOR Hebi-kyu Taiketsu Results

Sunday, Week 4, December 1990 - Kanto, Japan

Attendance - 185/Gate $18,009

Qingsheng Jeng def Jinzaburo Sakata

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Submission (Kimura) Rd1 8:48

Genichi Mizushima def Jose Ochoa

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Knock Out (Kick) Rd1 5:16

Tadamas Yamada def Morihiro Fujikawa

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

Submission (Kneebar) Rd1 2:09

Mantas Andreyev def Kenji Toma

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

TKO (Strikes) Rd1 5:35

Qingsheng Jeng def Genichi Mizushima

Juniahebi-kyu Saigo no

Submission (Leglock) Rd1 1:23

Tadamasa Yamada def Mantas Andreyev

Hebi-kyu Saigo no

Submission (Kimura) Rd1 4:31

HEBI KYUOZA

Aki Hida def Jerezo

Unanimous Decision Rd2 15:00

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Notes-

-Aki Hida becomes the first Hebi-kyu Chanpion (Heavyweight Champion)

-Tamasa Yamada beat Mantas Andreyev in the Hebi-kyu Saigo no (Heavyweight Final) and will challenge Aki Hida in a future bout

-Qingsheng Jeng defeated Ginichi Mizushima in the Juniahebi-kyu Saigo no (Junior Heavyweight Final) and will face former Juniahebi-kyu Faitochanpion Yashushi Ashida for the upcoming Junihebi-kyu Senshuken (Junior Heavyweight Championship)

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Saturday, Week 3, January 1991 - Kinki, Japan

Tetsip Kamo [0-0-0] vs Daisetsu Sekozawa [0-0-0]

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Japanese Kamo debuts against Sekozawa, who also debuts in a battle of kick boxing vs karate.

Go Yamamoto [8-2-0] vs Valentin Cal [2-0-0]

Juniahebi-kyu Semifainaru

Former 2 time Faitochanpion Yamamoto returns to the HONOR ring for the first time since October. Yamamoto remained unbeaten in all of is 8 bouts prior to losing 2 on the bounce against Yamada and Jerezo, both who went on to become Faitochanpions. Considered one of the best fighters in Japan, Yamamoto will be looking to take this tournament by storm and earn a shot at gold. But first he must defeat Brazilian boxer Valentin Cal who makes his debut.

Ikuhisa Tamura [0-0-0] vs Tamuramaro Nakatoni [0-0-0]

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

Tamura makes his HONOR debut as does Nakatoni, both will be looking to impress and walk out victorious in the nights tournament.

Bernard Leveque [2-0-0] vs Jin Kurofuji [1-1-0]

Hebi-kyu Semifainaru

Leveque is the only gaijin to enter the nights tournament, with an undefeated record, the Frenchmen will face a tough task against Kurofuji. "Six Gauge" found himself in the final of Kyukyoku no faitochanpion where he lost to Aki Hida after participating on short notice for the injured Yamada.

JUNIAHEBI-KYU SENSHUKEN

Qingsheng Jeng [4-0-0] vs Yasushi Ashida [2-00]

Jeng and Ashida will battle to be the first Juniahebi-kyu Senshuken (Junior Heavyweight Champion). Jeng defeated Mizushima and Sakata at Hebi-kyu taiketsu and earned the opportunity to face Yasushi Ashida who won the previous Junior Heavyweight tournament at Kyukyoku no faitochanpion.

HEBI KYUOZA

Aki Hida [c] [3-0-0] vs Tadamasa Yamada [7-1-0]

Undefeated, reigning and defending Hebi Kyuoza (Heavyweight Champion) Aki Hida shocked the world when he defeated Jerezo. As planned, Hida nullified all of the Brazilians strikes by dragging him down to the mat for 60 minutes. With the new time limits in place, Hida will need to work faster and harder to empty his opponents tank. His opponent being former Faitochanpion Tadamasa Yamada. Yamada missed out on the last opportunity to fight for gold, forced to pull out due to injury. His replacement eventually losing in the final to now Chanpion Hida.

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