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His later mixed martial arts performances have also been criticized as being relatively apathetic compared to the fast-paced bouts that characterized the earlier part of his career. Part of this may owe to an absence of grappling in the bouts in question, where Tamura has often seemed more content to
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Unsatisfied with the symbolic return of UWF to gimmicky puroresu with the victory of Vader, and further inspired by the recent success of Pancrase, Tamura proposed to take a direction towards realistic wrestling again. He would compete in a notable shoot fight against Masahito Kakihara on February
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in 2:06. Later, he was granted a victorious rematch against Gary Albright, but the match became infamous for Albright's unwillingness to cooperate, which ruined Tamura's win to the point of having him in tears. The same night, Nobuhiko Takada announced his decision to retire from pro wrestling to
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which almost finished the fight, but the American miraculously escaped from all of them. After twelve minutes, however, Shamrock lost the point for an illegal closed-fisted punch, balancing their respective point scores and forcing him to switch to attack. Shamrock attempted a Kimura lock and an
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Finally it was announced that Kiyoshi Tamura and Kazushi Sakuraba were set to fight at the K-1 Dynamite!! event on December 31, 2008. The fight was characterized by Tamura generally countering take-down and submission attempts by Sakuraba while applying ground and pound from the top position
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for the PRIDE Middleweight Championship. Silva blocked Tamura's takedowns and attacked him with hard punches and a knee to the face. In one instance, Tamura landed a punch which stunned Wanderlei, but it was short-lived, and the Brazilian fighter recovered and continued with the brutal
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for the end of the round. At the second one, the Brazilian pressed Tamura with a takedown and slowly climbed up his way through positions to an armbar from the back. Kiyoshi defended it for minutes, but at the end, Nogueira repositioned and got the hold, making Tamura tap out.
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in the semi-finals of the 1996 Battle Dimensions Tournament. After taking a series of strikes from Yamamoto which left Tamura with a bloodied face, he then managed to control the fight for another submission win. A couple of months later, he submitted a striker in the form of
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throughout the bout. At the end of the first round, Sakuraba appeared to have an armbar locked in, but Tamura held on and in the second controlled much of the action until being taken down by Sakuraba in the final minute. Ultimately, Tamura was awarded a unanimous decision.
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from the guard, but Tamura started to dominate thanks to his superior striking and takedown defense. Believing himself to be the superior on the ground, Renzo lied down and challenged Tamura to grapple with him, which the Japanese shooter did, managing to pass his
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to a draw at a time when Shamrock was reigning UFC champion. However, in spite of his many accomplishments inside the arena of MMA, his record is somewhat marred by a preponderance of match-ups against top heavyweight and light-heavyweight competitors, including
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before returning to their feet. Afterwards, the shoot wrestler landed continuous kicks to Yoshida's legs and body, also capturing his back once during a failed judo throw. Finally, Yoshida threw Tamura down and forced him to tap to a quick
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on October 25, in which Maeda hit him with a full force knee strike and fractured his orbital bone. Tamura took an entire year to return, and he only had time to work in one event before UWF closed.
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and taking the back of the Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist. After returning to the standing position by the referee's order, Tamura captured the back again by reversing a takedown and locked
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pursue a politic career, which was met with harsh words by Tamura. After a new rematch with Albright on August, Tamura addressed the returning Takada and challenged him to a
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together in a fight due to their status as two of the best Japanese fighters of their time as well as a rumored rivalry. An announcement was made at PRIDE 34 by
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ankle hold, but Tamura defended them successfully and the time of the match ran out. It was declared a draw by points and is considered to be one of the .
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on October 23. Only some months after, on February 14, 1993, Tamura had a high level match with Nobuhiko Takada, after which many pundits (such as
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Menne on the ground and throw punches. Finally, Tamura knocked down Dave again and took his back, ending the match with a unanimous decision.
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in the latter's third MMA fight. Showing his experience, Tamura knocked him down with a left cross and worked through his
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that promised the fans a future fight between the two. However, PRIDE ceased being an active promotion after that event.
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In 2003 he opened his own promotion, U-STYLE. On November 23, 2005, he had his last match for this promotion, defeating
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Tamura bounced back from his title loss representing RINGS in the Colosseum 2000 event, where he was pitted against
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pursue a cautious stand-up game rather than engage in the submission exchanges he was at one point famed for.
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In an event for related promotion Deep in September 2002, Tamura defeated another shoot-style fighter,
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The same year, UWF International was forced by financial issues into an interpromotional feud against
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and other pundits considered it dubious, attributing it to Tamura's own inexperience with gi chokes.
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by Tamura, but they were unsuccessful. Ended the battle, two judges ruled a draw and a third one (
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where Tamura broke a hold, delivered several kicks to Anjo's head and kicked him out of the ring.
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in a professional wrestling match) in a mixed martial arts fight against RINGS Holland fighter
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in a series of shoot fights against his fellow RINGS Japan teammates in late 1996. After a
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wrestler for the Okayama University of Science High School, Tamura debuted in 1989 in the
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of all time. Competing exclusively in shoot style wrestling, Tamura began his career with
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On April 20, 2000, Tamura put in the line his RINGS Openweight Championship (won against
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as his first opponent. He landed several hooks, but lost the advantage upon attempting a
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at the semi-finals. He also went to lose the match for the second place to main eventer
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Won RINGS 1997 Mega Battle Tournament; became the inaugural RINGS Openweight Champion.
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In October 2000, Tamura partaked in the King of Kings tournament as well, eliminating
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and had become interested by real fighting, like the bout he had fought against Saad.
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in a mixed rules bout in 1992 and also in 1995 where he beat fellow UWF-i wrestler
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and won the back and forth grappling affair via armbar. Tamura then faced former
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A year after, Tamura would fight yet another shoot-style fighter, this time the
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For several years, efforts have been made by PRIDE to put Tamura and fellow
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Kiyoshi had his first taste of MMA back in professional wrestling promotion
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via rear naked choke in a shoot contest. He later offered to fight in the
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in his first takedown. The Japanese retaliated by threatening him with a
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Tamuras next match would be a similarly tough matchup, facing the large
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The same year, Tamura took part in the King of Kings tournament, facing
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After his King of Kings tenure, Tamura was granted a rematch against
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A professional MMA fighter from 1995 until 2008, he competed for the
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After the bout, there were suggestions for Tamura to portray the
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After UWF's demise, Tamura followed to its main successor group,
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Japanese professional wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter
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In 1992, after making his shootfighting debut before boxer
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with a right hook which knocked out Tamura for the win.
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RINGS: Battle Dimensions Tournament 1996 Opening Round
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Archived from 955: 679:Tamura's 32 career wins include victories over 313: 3635: 3265: 2927:RINGS: Battle Dimensions Tournament 1996 Final 2742:RINGS: Mega Battle Tournament 1997 Semifinal 1 2648:RINGS: Battle Dimensions Tournament 1997 Final 840:Following an uneventful second round win over 307: 2694:RINGS 1997 Mega Battle Tournament Semifinals. 1175: 1015:In August 2003, Tamura fought judo medalist 876:At the semifinals, Kiyoshi fought Brazilian 669: 645: 583:, and never challenged Vader for the title. 362:before transitioning to mixed martial arts. 350:and is considered to be one of the greatest 1124:1996 RINGS Mega Battle Tournament Runner Up 794:In 1999, Tamura faced former UWFi teammate 3697: 3691:Professional MMA record for Kiyoshi Tamura 3496: 3494: 3492: 3490: 567:, advancing through the rounds by beating 466: 29: 3761:Mixed martial artists utilizing wrestling 1150:of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the " 1133: 1063:, an apprentice of former RINGS wrestler 750: 499:, where he was put under the tutelage of 1892:For the PRIDE Middleweight Championship. 1121:1997 RINGS Mega Battle Tournament Winner 932:before going against another Brazilian, 654:. He briefly came out of retirement for 607:, in a mixed martial arts fight against 3746:Light heavyweight mixed martial artists 3487: 3448: 2627:Lost the RINGS Openweight Championship. 1094:and pro wrestling host Yumiko Sakurai. 991:. However, those plans were abandoned. 952:, losing an uneventful decision again. 729:Union of Wrestling Forces International 563:The next year, Tamura took part in the 3718: 3550:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 2396:Won the RINGS Openweight Championship. 844:, Tamura found himself pitted against 3475: 3473: 3471: 3449:Snowden, Jonathan (13 October 2018). 1102: 716:and the former Olympic gold medalist 358:and later joined its successor group 346:, Tamura was known for his skills in 3776:Mixed martial artists utilizing Sumo 3736:Japanese male professional wrestlers 3558: 1161:Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards 666:promotion as an executive director. 393:Dynamite!! events. 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Index


Masa Saito
Okayama, Okayama
Japan
Japanese
Heavyweight
Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
Southpaw
Nobuhiko Takada
Akira Maeda
Billy Robinson
Lou Thesz
Mixed martial arts
Mixed martial arts record
Sherdog
Okayama, Okayama
professional wrestler
mixed martial artist
Billy Robinson
Lou Thesz
Akira Maeda
catch wrestling
shoot wrestlers
UWF Newborn
UWF International
PRIDE Fighting Championships
RINGS
DEEP
DREAM

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