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05-19-2007, 04:28 PM
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WKO 24th All-Japan Weight Final Results
Shinkyokushinkai 24th All-Japan Weight 1st day results
Best 8 Lightweight 1. Tanigawa Kou 2. Matsuda Kazuya (Uomotoryu Karate Kempo Renmei, World Champion of Kyokushin Kan) 3. Yamano Shohei 4. Abe Tetsuya 5. Tokuda Norikazu 6. Iwahara Hirokazu 7. Tada Shuichiro 8. Kikuhara Yoshiaki Middleweight 1. Yoshida Tomiwa 2. Otani Naoya 3. Sato Yoshitaka 4. Shimamoto Hifumi 5. Takezawa Tsuyoshi 6. Mori Yasumi 7. Komoto Shiro 8. Yamada Kazuhito Heavyweight 1. Niiho Satoshi 2. Sakamoto Shinji 3. Mori Kenta 4. Maekawa Kenji 5. Uchifuji Kenta 6. Watanabe Taishi 7. Yasumoto Gaku 8. Kuno Kiyohide Ladies Best 4 Lightweight 1. Masuko Yuka 2. Sunagawa Kumiko 3. Tatumi Chihiro 4. Kanemitsu Nozomi Middleweight 1. Masuyama Airi 2. Funesako Yoshie 3. Masuko Mari 4. Okada Madoka Heavyweight 1. Shoguchi Megumi 2. Kato Rie 3. Sawada Mayumi 4. Masuyama Mari OSU!
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05-19-2007, 04:45 PM
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Thanks for posting this! My bf actually participated in the tournament this morning (got eliminated in the first round though). Iwahara Hirokazu and Yasumoto Gaku are both from my dojo, I'm cheering for them!! (in spirit, I'm not actually in Osaka with them.) Are you in Osaka right now yourself?
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05-19-2007, 08:29 PM
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Was Yuka Kobayashi in this Competition? and also Tsukamoto? Osu. kaka san.
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05-19-2007, 08:55 PM
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Dear nzproud,
Sensei Tsukamoto has already got a ticket to the world tournament (top 4 of All-Japan the year before WT) so he does not have to fight this year. Sempai Kobayashi lost to a girl from Tokyo Nishi at round 1 at enchosen by 0-5 . OSU! On Sunday, an official BBS board will carry real-time updates of fight results (in Japanese only). In order to facilitate the smooth operation of their board, please READ only and never leave any comments there! This advice comes from the staff of the BBS board. If you happen to be with your PC, please grab a beer and support your favorite fighters! Have fun! http://jbbs.livedoor.jp/sports/4796/
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-20-2007 at 01:42 AM.
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05-20-2007, 02:45 AM
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kakatootoshi-san:
Sorry, I was looking around at that link you posted, but all I could find was the results of the 20th Weight-sei. Is it because they simply haven't posted today's results yet? Thanks. 
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05-20-2007, 04:44 PM
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Dear StarKodama,
Sorry I did not respond in time. The results appear on the immediate page to the hyperlink and I guess you must have clicked into "kako rogu souko" (archive). Sorry for the confusion. Lightweight Quarter-finals ○Tanigawa Kou (Saishuencho ５－０) XMatsuda Kazuya ○Abe Tetsuya (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XYamano Shohei ○Iwahara Hirokazu (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XTokuda Norikazu ○Kikuhara Yoshiaki (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XTada Shuichiro Semi-finals ○Tanigawa Kou (Saishuencho Hantei ５－０) XAbe Tetsuya ○Kikuhara Yoshiaki (Saiencho Hantei ３－０) XIwahara Hirokazu 3rd place fight-off ○Iwahara Hirokazu (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XAbe Tetsuya Final ○Tanigawa Kou (Saishuencho ４－１) XKikuhara Yoshiaki Middleweight Quarter-finals ○Yoshida Tomiwa (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XOtani Naoya ○Shimamoto Hifumi (Taijuhantei) XSato Yoshitaka ○Takezawa Tsuyoshi (Encho Hantei ４－０) XMori Yasumi ○Yamada Kazuhito (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XKomoto Shiro Semi-finals ○Yoshida Tomiwa (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XShimamoto Hifumi ○Yamada Kazuhito (Encho Hantei ５－０) XTakezawa Tsuyoshi 3-rd place fight-off ○Shimamoto Hifumi (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XTakezawa Tsuyoshi Final ○Yamada Kazuhito (Saishuencho ５－０) XYoshida Tomiwa Heavyweight Quarter-finals ○Sakamoto Shinji (Saiencho Hantei ３－０) XNiiho Satoshi ○Mori Kenta (Taijuhantei) XMaekawa Kenji ○Watanabe Taishi (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XUchifuji Kenta ○Kuno Kiyohide (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XYasumoto Gaku Semi-finals ○Mori Kenta (Honsen Hantei ３－０) XSakamoto Shinji ○Kuno Kiyohide (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XWatanabe Taishi 3rd place fight-off ○Watanabe Taishi (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XSakamoto Shinji Final ○Kuno Kiyohide (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XMori Kenta OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 04:18 AM.
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05-20-2007, 05:04 PM
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The Japanese Squad at this WT will therefore be:
Tsukamoto Norichika Tsukagoshi Takayuki Suzuki Kunihiro Nemoto Naohiro Tanigawa Kou Yamada Kazuhito Yoshida Tomiwa Kuno Kiyohide Mori Kenta Sakamoto Shinji Watanabe Taishi Yasumoto Gaku (special recommendation. Thanks to StarKodama) I have heard that there may be a total of five fighters on special recommendation. I guess that Shihan Niiho Satoshi and Sensei Maekawa Kenji will be added too. Sensei Maekawa placed second in the 37th All-Japan and he was the guy who stopped Sensei Donatas Imbras in the last world tournament. I now star to gauge who they will place to "welcome" Sensei Vareri Dimitrov and Sensei Donatas Imbras. And will we be seeing strong gaijin slaughtering (like "Nesterenko X Dimitrov) each other in, say, last 32 or 16? OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 03:39 AM.
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05-20-2007, 10:22 PM
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Thanks for keeping us up to date! You can add one more name to your list of fighters on the Japan squad: Gaku Yasumoto. My bf is back from Osaka and he said that Yasumoto-senshu was chosen by Kenji Midori to join the squad because he got third place at the last Sekai Taikai.
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05-20-2007, 11:39 PM
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05-21-2007, 04:13 AM
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Women’s
Lightweight Semi-finals ○Sunagawa Kumiko (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XMasuko Yuka ○Kanemitsu Nozomi (Honsen Hantei ３－０) XTatumi Chihiro P.S. The "Yamada Spell" (that Sensei Yamada Kazuhito and his wife Sensei Kanemitsu Nozomi cannot win at the same time) is now broken! Final ○Kanemitsu Nozomi (Honsen Hantei ４－０) XSunagawa Kumiko Middleweight Semi-finals ○Masuyama Airi (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XFunesako Yoshie ○Okada Madoka (Saiencho Hantei ５－０) XMasuko Mari Final ○Okada Madoka (Encho Hantei ５－０) XMasuyama Airi Heavyweight Semi-final ○Shoguchi Megumi (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XKato Rie ○Masuyama Mari (Encho Hantei ５－０) XSawada Mayumi Final ○Shoguchi Megumi (Honsen Hantei ５－０) XMasuyama Mari The winner of each category will represent Japan (together with Sato Misaki and Fukuda Mimiko from the last All-Japan) at the world tournament (total number of fighters is 32). Sempai Okada Madoka is a fighter from Nishiyama Dojo of Ashihara Kaikan. She has also fought in MMA bouts in Smackgirl. OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-23-2007 at 02:32 AM.
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05-21-2007, 07:18 PM
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 Winners Top row(from left to right): Tanigawa, Yamada, Kuno Bottom row: Shoguchi, Okada, Kanemitsu OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 10:31 PM.
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05-21-2007, 09:34 PM
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all japan
osu kaka-san,
is it allowed for other organisations to participate at the all japan? are those fighters selected by wko? world champs: sorry, but there will be no chance to stop valeri dimitrov.  in my opinion, he is so much better than great andy hug.i have heard, wko will enter "wada". if itīs true we will see clean and fair championships. very fine! have a nice time. OSU!
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05-21-2007, 09:44 PM
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Dear goldberg2310,
In the WKO tournaments in Japan, you will always see fighters from some other "friendly groups" (please do not ask which are "friendly groups"). There are even more non-WKO fighters in women's section (some represent the karate club of their schools). Dimitrov is a big favorite but in my opinion it depends on the draw which can be manipulated. I do not think he is being strong to the extent that he will be completely unaffected by the draw. What is "wada"? OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 09:48 PM.
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05-21-2007, 09:48 PM
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all japan
osu kak-san,
so the all japan must be seen as an open tournament to all japanese fighters (from friendly groups )?wada = world anti doping agency osu!
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05-21-2007, 09:57 PM
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Dear goldberg2310,
Sorry I do not know how to answer your first question. For the second question, of course this is a good move. But doping has already been done for a long time in WKO (I remember in the 7th WT the guy who got the spirited award was proven positive and his award was given to someone else). I think the quality of refereeing will play a more important role in making a tournament "clean and fair". OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 10:10 PM.
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05-21-2007, 10:08 PM
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all japan
dear kak-san,
hope you have understand this question. my english is not as good as yours. ;-) yes. you are right. the refereeing plays an important role at those kind of tournaments. shihan midori wathces the european refs who will stay at the wt, at european champs in lithuania... and yes. doping plays always a role. 7th world champs i know whom you mean... also 2002, the all japan champ... hope you know, whom i mean...  it shows, tricky guys are sometimes catched. OSU!
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05-21-2007, 10:18 PM
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Dear goldberg2310,
I can understand you. I just feel that however "open" a tournament there are always some "small prints". "Openess" is just a matter of degree. I have heard Japanese fighters said that they were unfairly treated in an recent European tournament, and vice versa of course. I hope that we will be seeing refereeing of a high quality in world tournaments of all organizations. Not 2002, it should be 2000 if you are talking about the marijuana incident. OSU!
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The things that an average person need to defeat a genius are training, energy, spirit of inquiry and an obsession for victory. The best lubricant in interpersonal relationships is humor. Oyama Masutatsu Sosai Last edited by kakatootoshi; 05-21-2007 at 10:28 PM.
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05-22-2007, 01:10 PM
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all japan
dear kaka-san,
so it is... 2000, marijuana. i see you know what i mean. if you talking about the japanese mw fighter at diamond cup, i iagree. your middleweight fighter lost his first round match. donīt know why. all japan champion kanemizu gained first place. your lw too. the japanese heavyweight was a little bit laggy (maybe based on jet lag?). OSU!
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05-23-2007, 01:14 AM
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