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that they were still deciding on what to do with Pride itself. In later comments made in August 2007, White expressed doubt that Zuffa can resurrect Pride in Japan, claiming, "I've pulled everything out of the trick box that I can and I can't get a TV deal over there with Pride. I don't think they want us there. I don't think they want me there."

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With Pride's numbered shows and Grands Prix focused on heavier fighters, in October 2003, Pride started a series of events entitled "Bushido". With the focus on lighter combatants, two weight classes, lightweight and welterweight, were formed at 73 and 83 kg respectively. After Pride Bushido 13,

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Except for the inaugural 2000 Grand Prix, tournament dates with only one round would adhere to normal Pride or Pride Bushido rules. For tournament dates that held two rounds, a fight had a 10-minute first round, followed by a two-minute rest period for the fighters, and then a five-minute last round.

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At the announcement on March 27, 2007, that the Fertittas were purchasing Pride, it was stated that all future Pride events (after Pride 34) would be held under unified rules, eliminating 10-minute opening rounds, ground knees, stomps and more, though there were no more Pride events held to use these

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translates from the Japanese language as "the way of the warrior." More specifically, the term refers to the principals and moral code that developed among the samurai (military) class of Japan. BUSHIDO provided flexibility for more experimental fight card formats, such as "team" competitions pitting

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In the event that a fighter was injured by illegal actions, then at the discretion of the referee and ring doctor, the round would attempt to be resumed after enough time had been given to the fighter to recover. Once the fight started again the fighters would be placed in the exact position when the

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in Japan), which attracted over 71,000 fans. On January 13, 2003, the Pride MMA production was thrown into turmoil when DSE president Naoto Morishita was found dead hanging by his neck in his hotel room, apparently after his mistress told him she wanted to end their affair. One of the stories go that

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Pride made special provisions for fights between fighters of different weight classes or fighters with a large weight difference in the same weight class. The lighter fighter was given a choice of whether or not to permit knees or kicks to the face when in the "four points" position in the following

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If the match reaches its time limit then the outcome of the bout is determined by the three judges. The fight is scored in its entirety and not round-by-round. (In Pride events staged in the United States, however, the fights were scored round by round.) After the third round, each judge must decide

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from KRS (Kakutougi Revolutionary Spirits) promotion, attracted 47,000 fans, as well as Japanese mass media attention. The success of the first event enabled its promoters to hold a regular series of mixed martial arts events, and a year later in 1998, to promote a rematch between Takada and Gracie.

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When Zuffa LLC bought Pride, it moved to unify the Pride middleweight and welterweight titles with its own light-heavyweight (205 lbs) and middleweight (185 lbs) titles. Dan Henderson, who held both the Pride middleweight and welterweight belts at the time of the Zuffa buy-out, was beaten

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In Bushido, red cards were issued in a similar way that yellow cards were used in Pride FC. A red card resulted in a 10% deduction of the fighter's fight purse. Red cards could be given out in an unlimited number without disqualification. If fighters committed the following actions, they were to be

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Subsequent remarks by Zuffa spokesperson Dana White however cast doubt as to what the new owners would actually do with Pride. After the sale officially closed on May 25, 2007, White remarked that he planned on bringing Pride's biggest names into UFC competition instead of keeping them in Pride and

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On November 29, 2006, Pride announced the discontinuation of its Bushido events, with the intention of integrating the matches from lighter weight classes, mainly featured in Bushido, into regular Pride events. Pride also announced that future Grand Prix tournaments would take place on a four-year

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If both fighters were on the verge of falling out of the ring or became entangled in the ropes, the referee would stop the action. The fighters were required to immediately stop their movements and then would be repositioned in the center of the ring in the same relative position. Once they were

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Purposely striking the back of the head (if a punch was thrown and the fighter turned away letting it land on the back of his head it was okay), which included the occipital region and the spine. The sides of the head and the area around the ears were not considered to be the back of the head (

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65 million, though the figure was not publicly disclosed. Managing the assets under the newly created Pride FC Worldwide Holdings, LLC, including their video library and the contracts of the fighters currently on the Pride roster, the new management company had originally planned to continue to

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and Wanderlei Silva was unlikely to happen because "the Japanese are very hard to do business with". This statement was likely due to the failure of previous attempts between Zuffa and DSE to organize a fighter exchange agreement. Specifically after entering Liddell in Pride's 2003 middleweight

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series of events, which focused mainly, but not exclusively, on the lighter weight classes of lightweights and welterweights. The Bushido series also stressed a faster pace, with bouts consisting of only one ten-minute round and one five-minute round, as well as quicker referee intervention of

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The Pride GP (Grand Prix) is the name of a series of tournaments held by Pride. In addition to a money prize, a championship belt was given to the winner of each tournament, though this belt only denoted the tournament winner and would never be defended. However, Pride's

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Pride Fighting Championships did not divide their fighters based on weight divisions per se. A fighter could be booked to fight an opponent of any weight. Weight divisions were used for championship bouts and for Grands Prix to decide a best fighter at a given weight

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country versus country, or fight team versus fight team. BUSHIDO also gave an opportunity to up and coming fighters to prove themselves through matches with a special ruleset, known as "Challenge Matches." There were a few minor differences from main Pride events:

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strikes and a lot of kicks, as well as realistic grappling moves from his Catch Wrestling training. Inoki promoted professional wrestling as a legit and real combat sport and the "strongest" fighting style, and to prove it he fought

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When two rounds of a Grand Prix took place on the same night, Grand Prix bouts consisted of two rounds, the first lasting ten minutes and the second lasting five. Intermissions between each round remained two minutes long.

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Inc. magnate Lorenzo Fertitta, co-owner of Zuffa and its subsidiary MMA production Ultimate Fighting Championship, had made a deal to acquire all assets of Pride Fighting Championships from Dream Stage Entertainment after

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Pride matches consisted of three rounds; the first lasted ten minutes and the second and third each lasted five minutes. Intermissions between each round were two minutes long. In Pride events held in the United States,

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If a fight was stopped on advice of the ring doctor after an accidental but illegal action, e.g. a clash of heads, and the contest is in its second or third round, the match was decided by the judges using the same

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On June 5, 2006, the Fuji Network announced that they were terminating their television contract with Pride Fighting Championships effective immediately due to a breach of contract by DSE. This left Pride with only

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Unified MMA rules were used: non-title matches consisted of three five-minute rounds and title matches consisted of five five-minute rounds, both with 60-second intermissions between rounds.

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event crowned not only the welterweight and lightweight tournament champions, but also Pride's inaugural welterweight and lightweight champions. Of note is the amount of past and future

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promote Pride events in Japan and keep to its previously announced schedule. Lorenzo Fertitta announced they planned to operate Pride separately from Zuffa's two MMA brands, the UFC and

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Pride's matches were not judged on the ten-point must system, rather judges scored the whole fight. The unified rules call for all matches to be judged using the ten-point must system.

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Pride's matches included a ten-minute first round, with two-minute rest periods. The unified rules allow rounds no longer than five minutes, with rest periods not exceeding one minute.

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If a fight was stopped on the advice of the ring doctor after an accidental but illegal action, i.e. a clash of heads, the match would be declared a no contest in the first round only

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In 2006 DSE announced it would showcase Pride alongside the Ultimate Fighting Championship, North America's largest MMA event, and would be integrating their fighters, including

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television for millions of spectators in Japan, holding large events in sports stadiums, including the largest live MMA event audience record of 91,107 people at the Pride and

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Bouts on Pride Bushido events consisted of two rounds; the first lasting ten minutes and the second lasting five. Intermissions between each round were two minutes in length.

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and regular DVD releases of Pride shows including older cards that were not initially screened outside of Japan. English-language commentary for Pride was provided by

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top, gi pants, wrestling shoes, kneepads, elbow pads, or ankle supports, and masks at their own discretion, though each was checked by the referee before the fight.

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Pride allowed fighters latitude in their choice of attire, but open finger gloves, a mouthguard and a protective cup were mandatory. Fighters were allowed to use

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referee called the time out. If the match could not be continued due to the severity of the injury then the fighter who perpetrated the action was disqualified.

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In 2005, Pride Bushido staged welterweight and lightweight Grands Prix. Two eight-man brackets were set up and the quarter-finals and semi finals were held at

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The match against Muhammad Ali, as well the other heterogeneous style bouts inspired a lot of Inoki's students. They left NJPW and founded a new company named

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Doctor stoppage (the referee stops the match in the event that a fighter is injured via a legal blow and the ring doctor determines that he cannot continue)

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Fedor Emelianenko was held at gunpoint to resign with Pride Nobuyuki Sakakibara later assumed the presidency, later joined by Takada as a general manager.

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In 2000, Pride held their first Grand Prix. With no weight limits, it is now considered to be their first openweight grand prix. Held across two events,

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as the second round. Pride would go on to hold annual tournaments, a heavyweight tournament in 2004, a middleweight in 2005, and an openweight in 2006.

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Pride's rules differed between main Pride events and Bushido events. It was announced on November 29, 2006, that Bushido events would be discontinued.

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The following fighters have won a tournament or championship titles or were high contenders in Pride. Some have competed in different weight classes.

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In 2007, it was announced that Pride would hold only one Grand Prix a year and it would rotate between each of their four established weight classes.

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rules. Since Tyson is not allowed to fight in Japan because of his criminal record, Pride wanted to stage the fight in an alternate country, possibly

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tournaments—and fighters would often matched with opponents from wildly different weights. Including the frequent promotion of "technique vs size"

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Purposely holding the ropes. Fighters were not permitted to purposely hang an arm or leg on the ropes and it would result in an immediate warning.

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featured the semi-finals and final. Subsequent middleweight, heavyweight and openweight grands prix had taken place across three events when, in

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tournament held to find the "world's best fighter". The tournament was held over the course of two events, with sixteen fighters competing in an

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If the match was between a middleweight and heavyweight and there was a weight difference of 10 kg/22 lb or more between the fighters.

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for lack of activity. Every card, including warning cards, were a 10% deduction of a fighter's purse, this method was aimed to prevent inaction.

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tournament, which was also with the intention of Liddell eventually fighting Silva, which fell through when Liddell lost in the semi-finals to

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Referee stoppage (the referee stops the match after seeing that one fighter is completely dominant to the point of endangering his opponent)

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For the ten years of its existence, PRIDE was one of the most popular MMA organizations in the world. Pride broadcast its event on Japanese

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Bushido "Challenge Matches" consisted of two rounds lasting five minutes each. Intermissions between each round were two minutes in length.

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Pride used a five-roped square ring with sides 7 m in length (approximately 23 ft). The same was used at Pride: Bushido events.

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If both fighters were in the middleweight class and there was a weight difference of 10 kg/22 lb or more between the fighters.

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Pride continued to enjoy success, holding roughly ten events per year, and even out-drawing rival K-1 at the annual New Year's Eve show

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If both fighters were in the heavyweight class and there was a weight difference of 15 kg/33 lb or more between the fighters.

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in two unification bouts, first to Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson in September 2007 and then to middleweight Anderson Silva in March 2008.

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was introduced for second round bouts. Both Critical Countdown and Final Conflict had a mix of Grand Prix and non-Grand Prix matches.

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On October 4, 2007, Pride Worldwide closed its Japanese office, laying off 20 people who were working there since the closing of DSE.

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In August 2002, Pride teamed up with Japan's leading kickboxing and fight promotion, K-1, and held the world's biggest fight event,

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A fighter was disqualified if a match was stopped, on the advice of the ring doctor, as a result of his deliberate illegal actions.

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weight class cycle, with one Grand Prix per year. The first expected one, a lightweight Grand Prix, ended up being cancelled.

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Pride Fighting Championships released two licensed video games during its time in business, as well as being featured in an

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a winner. Matches cannot end in a draw. A decision is made according to the following criteria in this order of priority:

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in February 2003 in Japan and North America and April 2003 in Europe. The game received an aggregate score of 73/100 on

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The titleholders below were those who held the titles on April 8, 2007, the date of the last Pride FC promoted show.

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Stomps to a grounded fighter along with kicks and knees to the head of a grounded fighter, only in events in the US.

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resulted in the end of multiple lucrative contracts with Japanese broadcasters. In March 2007, DSE sold Pride to

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In the event that both sides committed a violation of the rules, the bout would be declared a "no contest."

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Also in 2003, Pride returned to the tournament format, with a middleweight grand prix spanning two events,

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promotion founded in 1993 which became very popular in Japan for its huge and action-packed tournaments.

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it was announced that the series would end and these weight classes would transfer to main Pride shows.

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Ali vs. Inoki: The Forgotten Fight That Inspired Mixed Martial Arts and Launched Sports Entertainment

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in the final round. Pride would gain a fervent fanbase in the US, boosted by a highlights deal with

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In 2006, DSE started to have financial issues, as a scandal revealing ties between the company and

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Some states' athletic commissions require mixed martial arts events to modify rules to match the

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Lightweight Champion, former Dream Lightweight Champion and former Shooto Welterweight Champion)

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The concept was brought back in 2003, with a middleweight grand prix. Held across two cards,

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A fighter falls from a legal blow and is either unconscious or unable to immediately continue

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mixed martial arts events, broadcast to about 40 countries worldwide. PRIDE was owned by the

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78 kg Judo gold medalist and Pride FC 2003 Middleweight Grand Prix semi-finalist)

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in Japan with the same philosophy and ambition as for the defunct Pride organization.

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The final Pride events have been released on DVD under the Pride Worldwide label.

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Pride Fighting Championships was initially conceived of in 1997, to match popular

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to the head of an opponent. The unified rules allow elbows provided they are not

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In 2015, Pride's co-founder and former president Nobuyuki Sakakibara established

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and went for an opening ten minute round followed by two rounds of five minutes.

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Mixed Martial Arts Unified Rules of Conduct, Additional Mixed Martial Arts Rules

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Weight (in the case that the weight difference is 10 kg/22 lb or more)

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directly in the head ("spiking"), and allowed more fighting outfits, including

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the head of a downed opponent. This is considered a foul in the unified rules.

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enjoying popularity in Japan, Pride began to compete with monthly showings on

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practitioners, who gained popularity in Japan after winning the 1994 and 1995

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PRIDE BUSHIDO were a series of PRIDE events with a special ruleset. The word

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striking directly down with the point of the elbow (12 o'clock to 6 o'clock)

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also for the PlayStation 2 in November 2003, but was only released in Japan.

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with multiple fighters. The PRIDE ruleset was also more permissive then the

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as the English Ring Announcer and Kei Grant as the Japanese Ring Announcer.

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which took place on February 24, 2007, Pride's second event outside Japan.

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Extract on Pride Yakuza Background from Toshiro Igari Book - "Gekkitotsu"

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holding the opponent's body with the arms and legs to produce a stalemate

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