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Post by K1power on Mar 10, 2019 13:31:43 GMT 1
Takeru defeats Yodkitsada Yuthachonburi by KO R2 (Punch)
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Post by K1power on Mar 10, 2019 13:32:46 GMT 1
LOL
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Post by K1power on Mar 10, 2019 13:33:34 GMT 1
FULL RESULTS
~Main Card Part II - Japan vs the World~ Main Event: 59kg Catchweight Superfight Takeru defeats Yodkitsada Yuthachonburi by KO R2 (Punch)
Co-Main Event: 60kg - Super Featherweight Superfight Koji defeats Jan Szajko by Unanimous Decision
68kg Catchweight Superfight Kimura "Philip" Minoru defeats Wajima Hiromi by KO R1 (Punch)
51kg Catchweight Superfight Josefine Knutsson defeats KANA by Majority Decision
57.5kg Featherweight Superfight Jorge Varela defeats Ashizawa Ryusei by TKO R1 (three knockdowns)
67.5kg Welterweight Superfight Jordann Pikeur defeats Noiri Masaaki by Majority Decision
55kg Super Bantamweight Superfight Takei Yoshiki defeats Martin Sandro* by TKO R1 (Right Hook) *Replaced Alex Rivas
~Main Card Part I - Title Fights & Superfights~
67.5kg - Welterweight Championship Kubo Yuta defeats Kido Yasuhiro Extra Round Unanimous Decision
57.5kg - Featherweight Championship Murakoshi Yuta defeats Urabe Hirotaka by Unanimous Decision
65kg - Super Lightweight Superfight Anpo Rukiya defeats Sasaki Daizo by Unanimous Decision
65kg - Super Lightweight Superfight Soda Yasuomi defeats Matsuhana Masaya by Unanimous Decision
60kg - Super Featherweight Superfight Komiyama Kosuke defeats Goshu Masanobu by Unanimous Decision
55kg - Super Bantamweight Superfight Kaneko Akihiro defeats Kumura Shuhei by Extra Round Unanimous Decision
62.5kg - Lightweight Championship Hayashi Kenta defeats Urabe Koya by Extra Round Unanimous Decision
85kg Cruiserweight Championship Sina Karimian defeats Kato Hisaki by Unanimous Decision
62.5kg - Lightweight Superfight Shinohara Yuto defeats Osawa Fumiya by Extra Round Unanimous Decision
62.5kg - Lightweight Superfight Gonnapar Weerasakreck defeats Liu Wei by Unanimous Decision
67.5kg - Welterweight Superfight Kondo Kaisei defeats Ruku by TKO R2
57.5kg Featherweight Superfight Ozawa Kaito defeats Hayato by Extra Round Unanimous Decision
~Opening Fights~
65kg - Super Lightweight Preliminary Fight Nakano Kota defeats Fumiya by KO R3 (Punch)
60kg - Super Featherweight Preliminary Fight Yutaka defeats Kawaguchi Takuma by KO R3 (Punch)
55kg - Super Bantamweight Preliminary Fight Morisaka Riku defeats Kuroda Yuto by Unanimous Decision
53kg Catchweight Preliminary Fight Riamu defeats Rira by Majority Decision
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Post by fartsmeller on Mar 10, 2019 13:33:39 GMT 1
Good show but the watermark left by the last K'Festa was "magical". Would much prefer next year if they figure out a new hook (a champ against a reigning stadium champ like this is a good start) rather than just "card big. card real big". Because if you don't get lucky with tons of great fights it can drag.
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Post by fartsmeller on Mar 10, 2019 13:46:05 GMT 1
Worth noting, I may have heard wrong but the guy who handed Takeru the trophy was an Abema executive? Make it happen
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Post by K1power on Mar 10, 2019 13:47:06 GMT 1
Quick Notes
THE GOOD + Awesome looking opening ceremony + Mostly close, competitive fights. + Takeru + Takei Yoshiki + Noiri Masaaki vs. Jordann Pikeur + Kaneko Akihiro vs. Kumura Shuhei + No "when-in-doubt-give-decision-to-hometown-fighter" situations + I liked the "Japan vs. The World" theme, they should do more with themes as it adds to the narrative + Kido's VTR (though it came to my understanding some people don't like art so they'll have it as a negative)
#HatersGonnaHate
THE BAD - A bit similar to Glory yesterday: too many decisions. At least we've gotten some extra rounds with mostly clear decisions as opposed to the split decision fest we got yesterday, but it's still too many. Again not really any one to blame for that. It just didn't happen. - A crazy amount of groin shots during the prelims. There were like 6 of them in 3 out of the 4 prelims. While it's not intentional, I at least in part blame the fighters: when you fight orthodox and your opponent is a southpaw (or vice versa) there is a higher chance of lowkicks hitting your opponents groin. If that happens once, abandon the lowkicks to the back leg and to the inside leg. It's not going to work for you in this fight. - Some technical issues i.e. random channel switching during the early portion of the event. - While I have no problem with the length of the K'Festa cards due to their quality and once a year frequency, I would still say less is more: trim out some of the flab and keep the amount of fights between 15-18. That way it's still a bigger than usual event, but it's a bit more streamlined.
I really liked K'Festa 2, but the first portion of the main card definitely wasn't as good as the Japan vs. The World portion. It had too many decisions, too few knockdowns/KO's and too few upsets. However, its highlights were really high i.e. Kaneko vs. Kumura .
Also, there may be portions of the card (mainly during the first half) I have to rewatch where I potentially missed some good stuff due to being half asleep and barely registering what was going on. I didn't really think of the logistics and forgot the K'Festa cards start a lot earlier than the regular ones so in the last 48 hours I got about 3 hours of sleep.
Either way I had a great time and wanna thank to everybody who joined. I hope lero has some fun stories about his experience after he gets some rest.
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