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These are the events held in 2008 and 2009 by the Japanese mixed martial arts (MMA) organization Jewels.

Jewels 1st Ring edit

Jewels 1st Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateNovember 16, 2008 (2008-11-16)
VenueShinjuku Face
CityKabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance645[1]
Event chronology
Jewels 1st Ring Jewels 2nd Ring

Jewels 1st Ring, originally Jewels raising an army match (JEWELS 旗揚げ戦, jewels hataage sen) was the inaugural MMA event of the then newly created women's MMA promotion Jewels. The event took place on November 16, 2008 (2008-11-16) at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[1][2]

Background edit

Women's promotion Smackgirl had faced several problems prior to being bought by Marverous Japan. The new parent company decided to change the promotion's name into Jewels to have a fresh start.[3][4] It was decided that the first events would have the same rules as Smackgirl and broadcast on Samurai TV in Japan.[4][3] The event was first announced on October 24, 2008 (2008-10-24).[4]

The first four matches announced were Saori Ishioka vs. Mika Nagano, Misaki Takimoto vs. Masako Yoshida, Sachiko Yamamoto vs. Kazumi Kaneko and Harumi vs. Shizuka Sugiyama.[3][4] Abe Ani Combat Club members Megumi Fujii and Hitomi Akano were confirmed for the card at a press conference held on November 7, 2008 (2008-11-07).[5][6] The rest of the card was announced a few days later.[7]

Results edit

Opening card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-55 kg Yuko Oya def. Misaki Ozawa Submission (armbar) 1 4:03 Amateur rules
-54 kg Rina Tomita def. Miki Submission (armbar) 1 1:25 Amateur rules
-60 kg Shiho def. Mayu Yamagishi KO (punches) 1 2:41 Amateur rules
Main card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-60 kg Shizuka Sugiyama def. Harumi Submission (rear-naked choke) 1 2:55
-48 kg Kikuyo Ishikawa def. Sumie Yamada Submission (triangle choke) 1 1:02
-48 kg Sachiko Yamamoto def. Kazumi Kaneko Submission (armbar) 1 4:34
-49 kg Misaki Takimoto def. Masako Yoshida Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
-66 kg Hitomi Akano def. Mika Harigai Submission (armbar) 1 0:38
Openweight Hiroko Yamanaka def. Mayumi Aoki Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
-58 kg Megumi Fujii def. Tomoko Morii Submission (armbar) 1 1:05
-52 kg Saori Ishioka def. Mika Nagano Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00

Source(s)[8][9][10][11]

Jewels 2nd Ring edit

Jewels 2nd Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateFebruary 4, 2009 (2009-02-04)
VenueShinjuku Face
CityKabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance588[12]
Event chronology
Jewels 1st Ring Jewels 2nd Ring Jewels 3rd Ring

Jewels 2nd Ring, was the second event of women's MMA promotion Jewels. The event was held on February 4, 2009 (2009-02-04) at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[12][13][14]

Background edit

On January 2009 (2009-01), the event was first announced[15] and a few days later the first bouts were announced, Hiroko Yamanaka vs. Michiko Takeda, Misaki Takimoto vs. Yasuko Tamada, Masako Yoshida vs. Shinsaki Ozawa and Shizuka Sugiyama vs. Shiho, along with the participation of Saori Ishioka and Mayumi Aoki.[16] On January 23, 2009 (2009-01-23), debutants Hanako Kobayashi and Chihiro Oikawa were added to the card.[17] The card had a rematch between Hiroko Yamanaka and Michiko Takeda, who had previously fought in Smackgirl in 2007, with Yamanaka winning the bout by split decision.

Event edit

The opening portion of the event had two matches, one grappling bout that finished by decision and an amateur rules bout that ended by submission.[18][19] In the first bout of the main card, Rina Tomita defeated Harumi by submission (armbar) at 0:22 of round 2.[18][19][20][21] At the beginning of the fight, Tomita exchanged strikes with Harumi, landing effective punches and kicks to Harumi's arms and body. As Harumi responded, Tomita took the fight to the ground where she held the advantage for the rest of round 1. In the second round, Tomita countered a take-down with an armbar, forcing Harumi to submit.

In the second bout, Shizuka Sugiyama defeated Shiho by TKO (referee stoppage, punches) at 2:55 of round 1. Starting with a flying knee, Sugiyama attacked Shiho with punches and kicks for the whole fight, while Shiho was only able to do some sweeps to try to defend. After the fourth standing count, the referee stopped the fight.

The next bout was won by Masako Yoshida who defeated Misaki Ozawa TKO (doctor stoppage). Ozawa started the fight with looping punches that damaged Yoshida and Yoshida countered with punches and kicks. After Yoshida got a take-down and Ozawa reversed it, the referee stopped the fight to check Ozawa's nose, which had a non-bloody liquid streaming. The flow could not be stopped and the doctor called the bout, giving the TKO victory to Yoshida.[20][21]

The fourth match pitted Mayumi Aoki against Chihiro Oikawa in an openweight bout. Aoki defeated Oikawa by submission (armbar) at 2:30 of round 2. In the first round, pro wrestler Oikawa threw some jabs which managed to create some distance until Aoki started to counterattack with hooks and straights, and eventually Aoki dropped Oikawa with a right hook. During the course of the second round, Aoki landed kicks and knees that made the referee give Oikawa two standing counts. Oikawa pulled guard and attempted to get an armbar but Aoki defended and applied an armbar herself, forcing Oikawa to submit.[20][21]

Future Valkyrie flyweight champion Yasuko Tamada defeated Misaki Takimoto by unanimous decision in the fifth match.[18][19][20][21] Takimoto landed punches and kicks in the first round, until Tamada took the fight to the ground, where she controlled position. Returned to their feet, Takimoto once again took then offense but Tamada took her down again. In the second round, Tamada landed punching combinations and, combined with take-downs, Tamada controlled the second round, earning a unanimous decision victory over Takimoto.[20][21]

In the sixth bout of the main card Hiroko Yamanaka defeated Michiko Takeda by TKO (punches) in an openweight fight. Takeda was dominated during the first round by the striking ability of Yamanaka, who effectively used her height advantage, landing low-kicks and punches. At the end of round one, Takeda tried to apply a heel hook which Yamanaka avoided and countered with more strikes. The next round was also dominated by Yamanaka, who made Takeda take a standing count a little before being dropped with a one-two combination that forced the referee to stop the fight.[20][20][21]

In the last match of the event Saori Ishioka defeated Hanako Kobayashi by TKO (punches) at 2:20 of round 1. Kobayashi landed kicks on Ishioka at the start of the fight. Ishioka countered with punches to the face and the fight became a striking exchange between the two, which ended in a standing count for debutant pro-wrestler Kobayashi. Kobayashi tried once again the kicks and Ishioka responded with punches which gave Kobayashi a second standing count. Shortly after, Ishioka finished the fight with punches.[20][21]

Results edit

Opening card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-55 kg Rikako Yuasa def. Yuko Oya Decision (unanimous) 1 4:00 Grappling rules
-48 kg Miyoko Kusaka def. Satoko Kameda Submission (guillotine choke) 1 2:23 Amateur rules
Main card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-60 kg Rina Tomita def. Harumi Submission (armbar) 2 0:22
-60 kg Shizuka Sugiyama def. Shiho TKO (knees to the body and punches) 1 2:55
-52 kg Masako Yoshida def. Misaki Ozawa TKO (doctor stoppage) 1 0:54
Openweight Mayumi Aoki def. Chihiro Oikawa Submission (armbar) 2 2:30
-66 kg Yasuko Tamada def. Misaki Takimoto Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
Openweight Hiroko Yamanaka def. Michiko Takeda TKO (punches) 2 3:25
-52 kg Saori Ishioka def. Hanako Kobayashi TKO (punches) 1 2:20

Source(s)[18][19][20][21]

Jewels 3rd Ring edit

Jewels 3rd Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateMay 16, 2009 (2009-05-16)
VenueShinjuku Face
CityKabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance734[22]
Event chronology
Jewels 2nd Ring Jewels 3rd Ring Jewels 4th Ring

Jewels 3rd Ring, was a (MMA) event held by promotion Jewels. The event took place on May 16, 2009 (2009-05-16) at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[22][23][24]

Background edit

The event was first announced on February 2009 (2009-02)[25] and the first part of the card was revealed on April 2009 (2009-04), with Hiroko Yamanaka as the main event and two shoot boxing matches with Misato Tomita and Saori Ishioka.[26][27] Most of the rest of the card was revealed by the end of that month[28] and the order of the bouts was announced shortly before the event.[29]

Event edit

The opening card consisted of a grappling bout between Miyoko Kusaka and Yoko Kagoshima, with Kusaka winning by submission (rear naked choke), and an amateur rules match between Hiroko Kitamura and Emi Murata, in which Kitamura defeated Murata by submission (armbar).

In the first match of the maing card, Miki Morifuji defeated Mayu by KO (punches) at 0:16 of round 1. Morifuji launched a series of punches which weren't defended by Mayu, knocking her down and rendering her unable to get up.[30][31]

In the second bout Yuko Oya defeated Hanako Kobayashi by unanimous decision. Both fighters traded punches during the first round, until Oya went for takedowns. In the second round, Oya kept taking the fight to the ground and the rhythm slowed down eventually, with Oya taking the unanimous decision.[30][31]

The third match had Chihiro Oikawa defeating Harumi by submission (armbar) in the first round. Oikawa started striking Harumi aggressively and went to clinch trying to throw Harumi to the mat, but Harumi defended until Oikawa started changed tactics and started punching Harumi from the close distance. Harumi fell and Oikawa got the armbar.[30][31]

In the fourth match Mika Nagano defeated Misaki Ozawa by technical submission (armbar). The fight started with a takedown by Nagano. Ozawa defended well while on the ground and the referee stood both fighters up. Ozawa went for a takedown, but Nagano reversed it and got an armbar, which prompted the referee to stop the fight.[30][31]

Next, Shizuka Sugiyama defeated Celine Haga by unanimous decision. Using kicks, punches and ground control, Sugiyama dominated Haga, with Haga only trying occasional haymakers and trying ineffectively to take the fight to the ground during the first round. During the second round, Sugiyama continued to dominate the fight, receiving a yellow card for accidentally striking Haga's head on the ground, an action forbidden in Jewels, but winning a unanimous decision.[30][31]

In the sixth match, Misaki Takimoto defeated Yukiko Seki by submission (armbar). Seki took the initiative landing some punches at the beginning, but Takimoto kept her distance and while in the clinch dropped Seki with knees. Takimoto then tried to get a rear naked choke, which Seki defended, and Takimoto transitioned into an armbar and forced Seki to submit.[30][31]

The seventh and eight bouts of the event were Shoot boxing fights. In the first one Misato Tomita defeated Kozue Nagashima by split decision and in the second one Saori Ishioka defeated Kanako Oka by unanimous decision.[32][33][34][23]

The final fight of the event was an openweight bout between Hiroko Yamanaka and American Shannon Hooper, with Yamanaka emerging victorious by unanimous decision. In the first round, Hooper tried to close the distance to land punching combinations but Yamanaka used her reach advantage and leg kicks to keep Hooper away. Using jabs, kicks and occasional knees while in the Thai clinch, Yamanaka controlled the first round, damaging Hopper's legs.[30][31] In the second, Yamanaka continued to use the same tactics, winning a unanimous decision.[30][31]

Results edit

Opening card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-52 kg Miyoko Kusaka def. Yoko Kagoshima Submission (rear naked choke) 1 2:50 Grappling rules
-54 kg Hiroko Kitamura def. Emi Murata Submission (armbar) 1 2:31 Amateur rules
Main card
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
-60 kg Miki Morifuji def. Mayu KO (punches) 1 0:16
-60 kg Yuko Oya def. Hanako Kobayashi Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
Openweight Chihiro Oikawa def. Harumi Submission (armbar) 1 2:22
-54 kg Mika Nagano def. Misaki Ozawa Technical submission (armbar) 1 2:09
-58 kg Shizuka Sugiyama def. Celine Haga Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
-48 kg Misaki Takimoto def. Yukiko Seki Submission (armbar) 1 3:40
-53.5 kg Kozue Nagashima def. Misato Tomita Decision (split) 3 2:00 Shoot boxing bout
-53.5 kg Saori Ishioka def. Kanako Oka Decision (unanimous) 3 2:00 Shoot boxing bout
Openweight Hiroko Yamanaka def. Shannon Hooper Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00

Source(s)[32][33][34][30][31]

Jewels 4th Ring edit

Jewels 4th Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateJuly 11, 2009 (2009-07-11)
VenueShin-Kiba 1st Ring
CityKoto, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance464[35]
Event chronology
Jewels 3rd Ring Jewels 4th Ring Jewels 5th Ring

Jewels 4th Ring was a MMA event hosted by promotion Jewels. The event took place on July 11, 2009 (2009-07-11) at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Koto, Tokyo, Japan.[35][36][37]

Background edit

On June 3, 2009 (2009-06-03), Jewels held a press conference in which president Yuichi Ozono announced the bout between Megumi Fujii and Saori Ishioka for the show to be held at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring on June 11, 2009 (2009-06-11), in a match that would allow ground and pound with three five-minute rounds, the first match with full MMA rules held in Jewels.[38][39] Hitomi Akano was added to the card later on, along with three other matches[40][41] and a few days after that, two more matches were added.[42] The show attracted enough attention that tickets were sold out almost a week before the event.[43][44] The final order of the card was announced three days before the event.[45] The event was kickboxer Rena Kubota's debut with Jewels in a shoot boxing match.

Results edit

Opening card edit

  • 1st match: Jewels amateur rules -54 kg bout, 5 min / 1 R

Yoko Kagoshima (Shinagawa CS) vs. Emi Murata (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Murata defeated Kagoshima by TKO (punches) at 0:53 of round 1.[35][37][46][47]
  • 2nd match: Jewels amateur rules -54 kg bout, 5 min / 1 R

Miyoko Kusaka (Grabaka) vs. Ayaka Hamasaki (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Hamasaki defeated Kusaka by technical submission (armbar) at 1:07 of round 1.[35][36][37][46][47]

Main card edit

  • 1st match: Jewels official rules -60 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Harumi (Age Age) vs. Hiroko Kitamura (Zendokai Koganei)

Kitamura defeated Harumi by submission (triangle choke) at 3:51 of round 1.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

The fight started with a striking exchange in which Kitamura dominated Harumi. After the strikes, Kitamura took Harumi down and tried to get a rear naked choke, which Harumi defended, but Kitamura applied a triangle choke that ended the fight.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 2nd match: Jewels official rules -56 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Mutsumi Kasai (Paraestra Tokyo) vs. Celine Haga (Hellboy Hansen MMA)

Kasai defeated Haga by submission (kimura) at 3:06 of round 1.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

Kasai attacked Haga with looping hooks and straight punches, which dropped Haga. After standing before the count ran out, Haga was taken down by Kasai, who worked from the top and got a kimura with which she won the bout.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 3rd match: Jewels official rules -50 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Yukiko Seki (freelance) vs. Asami Kodera (Purebred Kawaguchi Redips)

Kodera defeated Seki by submission (armbar) at 4:47 of round 1.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

Working in the corners, Kodera landed knees on the ribs of Seki on several occasions, until Kodera tried to get an armbar. Seki defended and got back up and started attacking Kodera with punches. After and exchange of strikes, Kodera tried another armbar which this time was successful.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 4th match: Jewels official rules -64 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Mika Harigai (Age Age) vs. Shizuka Sugiyama (Zendokai Yokohama)

Sugiyama defeated Harigai by decision (0-3).[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

Sugiyama opened the round throwing several series of punches on Harigai, who was able to land some counter punches and kicks. The fight went to the ground briefly and, once the referee stood both fighters up, they continued with the striking, having Sugiyama the advantage. Round two had more of the same action seen in the first round, with a takedown by Sugiyama. Harigai was able to withstand Sugiyama's offense, but Sugiyama still got the unanimous decision.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 5th match: Jewels official rules -54 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Mika Nagano (S-Keep/Core) vs. Rina Tomita (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Nagano defeated Tomita by submission (armbar) at 0:35 of round 2.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

In the first round, Tomita took the initiative and took the fight to the ground, attempting a triangle choke first and then an armbar, with Nagano being able to escape from both attempts. As Nagano tried to get Tomita's back, both fighters scrambled and fell out of the ring. After the fight resumed, Nagano took Tomita down and punched her on the body, which allowed Nagano to take the mounted position from which she almost defeated Tomita at the end of round one. In the second round, Nagano countered a takedown from Tomita with an armbar, forcing Tomita to submit.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 6th match: Jewels official rules -60 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Hitomi Akano (Abe Ani Combat Club) vs. Miki Morifuji (T-Blood)

Akano defeated Morifuji by submission (armbar) at 4:17 of round 2.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

After a slow start, Akano got a takedown and tried to get a submission, but Morifuji was able to escape most of them until she got caught in an achilles lock. Morifuji punched Akano in the face while on the ground, an action forbidden in the rules of the match, which forced the referee to stood both fighters up after which both fighters traded strikes unsuccessfully. In round two, Akano was able to counter Morifuji's strikes with an attempted guillotine choke from which Morifuji was able to escape only to get caught in a triangle choke from which she had to defend as well. Akano took the mount and was able to submit Morifuji with a straight armbar.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

  • 7th match: Shoot boxing rules -50 kg bout, 3 min / 3 R

Rena Kubota (Oikawa Dojo) vs. Tomoko SP (Fairtex Gym)

Kubota defeated Tomoko SP by decision (3-0).[35][36][46][47][48]

From the start Kubota took the offense and threw a right straight followed by two headlock throws. Rena kept up the offense, overwhelming Tomoko SP during the whole fight, which ended with a clear unanimous decision victory for Rena (30-26, 30-27, 30-26).[35][36][46][47][48]

  • 8th match, main event: Jewels special rules -52 kg bout, 5 min / 3 R

Megumi Fujii (Abe Ani Combat Club) vs. Saori Ishioka (Zendokai Koganei)

Fujii defeated Ishioka by submission (armbar) at 4:17 of round 2.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

Fujii attempted several takedowns which Ishioka defended. Trading punches and kicks while on the clinch, Fujii swept Ishioka's leg scoring a knockdown, which prompted the referee to apply the count. Afterwards, Fujii got a takedown and punched Ishioka in the face to get the mount and started to pound Ishioka's head. Ishioka was able to escape after Fujii attempted an armbar. With the top position, Ishioka connected some punches until Fujii kicked her away and took the top position once again, ending the round with more ground-and-pound. In the second round, Ishioka once again defended the takedown attempts from Fujii and was able to connect some punches and kicks. Fujii counterattacked with left crosses and inside leg kicks, until she took Ishioka down and punched her to get the mount. Ishioka was able to prevent Fujii from punching her from the mount, which prompted Fujii to change tactics and applied an armbar which forced Ishioka to submit.[35][36][37][46][47][48][49][50]

Jewels 5th Ring edit

Jewels 5th Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateSeptember 13, 2009 (2009-09-13)
VenueShinjuku Face
CityKabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance610[51]
Event chronology
Jewels 4th Ring Jewels 5th Ring Jewels 6th Ring

Jewels 5th Ring, MMA event held by Jewels, took place on September 13, 2009 (2009-09-13) at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[51][52][53]

Background edit

Jewels announced on August 5, 2009 (2009-08-05) that Jewels 5th Ring would take placed at Shinjuku Face, headlining South Korean fighter and Deep veteran Seo Hee Ham against Misaki Takimoto and with the first Rough Stone Grand Prix tournament with three weight classes.[54][55] On August 26, 2009 (2009-08-26), Jewels added former Smackgirl champion Megumi Yabushita and German fighter Alexandra Sanchez to the card.[56][57] Kikuyo Ishikawa was originally set to face Mami Odera as part of Rough Stone GP,[57] but Odera got injured and Ishikawa participated in a normal bout instead of the tournament.[58]

Results edit

Opening card edit

  • 1st match: Jewels grappling rules -56 kg bout, 4 min / 1 R

Masami Tsujiyama (Purebreed Kawaguchi Redips) vs. Miki "Planet" (Hiro BJJ/10th planet)

Draw (timeout).[51][53][59][60][58][61]
  • 2nd match: Jewels grappling rules -56 kg bout, 4 min / 1 R

Hikaru Shida (Ice Ribbon) vs. Ayaka Hamasaki (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Hamazaki defeated Shida by submission (armlock) at 0:38 of round 1.[51][53][59][60][58][61]

Main card edit

  • 1st match: Jewels official rules -52 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Kikuyo Ishikawa (freelance) vs. Asako Saioka (U-File Camp Gifu)

Ishikawa defeated Saioka by submission (rear naked choke) at 1:18 of round 1.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][63]

Ishikawa countered Saioka's punching attack and clinched, and then she took Saioka's back, getting the rear naked choke within seconds.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][63]

  • 2nd match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -48 kg 1st round, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Asami Kodera (Purebred Kawaguchi Redips) vs. Misaki Ozawa (Zendokai Matsumoto)

Kodera defeated Ozawa by submission (triangle armbar) at 1:56 of round 2.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][64]

Round one consisted of punching exchanges between the two fighters. Kodera tried to get an armbar towards the end of the round but was unable to do it. Kodera punched Ozawa during the beginning of the second round, and tried a takedown which Ozawa reversed but also fell into a triangle and, since Ozawa was holding up, Kodera applied an armbar which forced Ozawa to submit.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][64]

  • 3rd match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -54 kg 1st round, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Yuko Oya (DEEP Official Gym Impact) vs. Yoko Kagoshima (Shinagawa CS)

Kagoshima defeated Oya by decision (0-3).[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][65]

Kagoshima connected Oya with punches and avoided two takedown attempts. Oya managed to take Kagoshima down and tried an armbar but Kogashima defended and got back on her feet. In round two, Kagoshima dominated the fight, punching and kneeing Oya and avoiding her takedown attempts. Oya was able to free herself from a guillotine choke, but Kogashima won the fight by decision.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][65]

  • 4th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -54 kg 1st round, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Mika Nagano (S-Keep/Core) vs. Rina Tomita (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Nagano defeated Tomita by technical submission (referee stoppage, armbar) at 2:25 of round 1.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][66]

Nagano quickly took control of the fight by scoring a takedown. She transitioned to the mount. Tomita tried to defend but Nagano secured an armbar. Tomita struggled to try to get out but the referee opted for stopping the fight before Tomita's arm got injured.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][66]

  • 5th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -60 kg 1st round, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Chihiro Oikawa (Fighting Investigation Team Battlarts) vs. Tomoko Morii (Ito Dojo)

Morii defeated Oikawa by submission (armbar) at 4:13 of round 1.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][67]

Oikawa attacked Morri with wild punches and both fighters went to clinch. Oikawa pulled guard when Morii pushed her from the clinch and, eventually, Morii passed Oikawa guard and ended the fight with an armbar.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][67]

  • 6th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -60 kg 1st round, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Shizuka Sugiyama (Zendokai Yokohama) vs. Alexandra Sanchez (MMA Berlin)

Sanchez defeated Sugiyama by decision (0-3).[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][68]

Sugiyama was unable to take Sanchez down, as Sanchez effectively used her height and reach advantage to land strikes. These continued through the second round, with Sanches dropping Sugiyama down for a standing count, which Sugiyama resisted but still was unable to do something to avoid the unanimous decision victory for Sanchez.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][68]

  • 7th match: Jewels official rules open weight bout, 5 min / 2 R

Megumi Yabushita (freelance) vs. Atsuko Emoto (freelance)

Yabushita defeated Emoto by submission (armbar) at 2:43 of round 1.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][69]

Emoto reversed shoulder throw, taking Yabushita's back, but Yabushita was able to free himself and got on top. After being stand up, Yabushita tried once again the shoulder throw, successfully this time, and followed it with an armbar that gave her the victory.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][69]

  • 8th match, main event: Jewels official rules -49 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Misaki Takimoto (Zendokai Yokohama) vs. Seo Hee Ham (CMA Korea)

Ham defeated Takimoto by decision (0-3).[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][70]

Ham was penalized with a yellow card at the beginning of the fight for being 0.4 kilograms (0.88 lb) above the limit agreed. Ham used her Muay Thai to keep Takimoto on the defensive. Takimoto responded with her karate, but Ham was the more effective striker. By the second round, Ham's strikes had weakened Takimoto and around the middle of the round, Ham connected a punching combination near a corner that resulted in a standing count for Takimoto. Takimoto tried two unsuccessful takedown attempts and once again was dropped with more punches. Ham took the unanimous decision.[51][53][59][60][58][61][52][62][70]

Jewels 6th Ring edit

Jewels 6th Ring
Information
PromotionJewels
DateDecember 11, 2009 (2009-12-11)
VenueShinjuku Face
CityKabukicho, Tokyo, Japan
Attendance762[71]
Event chronology
Jewels 5th Ring Jewels 6th Ring Jewels 7th Ring

Jewels 6th Ring took place on December 11, 2009 (2009-12-11) at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[71][72][73]

Background edit

The event featured the Rough stone grand prix tournament finals, in which Asami Kodera, Mika Nagano and Alexandra Sanchez became the first Jewels champions. The first fights and participants besides the Rough stone GP card were announced on October 2009 (2009-10).[74] On November 9, 2009 (2009-11-09), Saori Ishioka and Sally Krumdiack along with two more fights were added to the event.[75][76] Mari Kaneko was added to the card and it was announced that the event was sold out on November 30, 2009 (2009-11-30).[77] The fight order announcement and weigh-ins were done on December 10, 2009 (2009-12-10).[78] Hisae Watanabe was expected to make her return to MMA in this event, but suffered a broken foot during training and was unable to participate.[77][79]

Results edit

  • 1st match: Jewels official rules -48 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Yoko Yamada (Purebred) vs. Miyoko Kusaka (GRABAKA)

Yamada defeated Kusaka by decision (3-0).[71][72][80][81][82]

Although Kusaka was making her MMA debut, she managed to make Yamada go to a decision, the first time in Yamada's career, but Yamada still won the unanimous decision.[81][82]

  • 2nd match: Jewels official rules -48 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Yumiko Inoue (Purebred) vs. Misaki Ozawa (Zendokai Matsumoto)

Ozawa defeated Inoue by decision (0-3).[71][72][80][81][83]

Ozawa got her first professional victory in a match that Inoue started dominating but could not keep up the pace. Ozawa took the offense and was dominating the fight by the second round.[81][83]

  • 3rd match: Jewels official rules -53.5 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Mari Kaneko (Zendokai Anan) vs. Rina Tomita (Abe Ani Combat Club)

Kaneko defeated Tomita by decision (3-0).[71][72][80][81][84]

Despite a four-year absence, Kaneko dominated Tomita the whole fight with Tomita trying ineffectively submission attempts and Kaneko connecting knees and punches.[81][84]

  • 4th match: Jewels official rules -60 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Shizuka Sugiyama (Zendokai Yokohama) vs. Yukiko Ozeki (Ryusei Juku)

Sugiyama defeated Ozeki by decision (3-0).[71][72][80][81][85]

Sugiyama attempted several submissions through the fight, with Ozeki being able to defend without mounting an offense.[81][85]

  • 5th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -60 kg final, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Tomoko Morii (Ito Dojo) vs. Alexandra Sanchez (MMA Berlin)

Sanchez defeated Morii by submission (armbar) at 3:39 of round 1.[71][72][80][81][86]

Sanchez overwhelmed Morii with strikes and was able to submit Morii with her first armbar attempt.[81][86]

  • 6th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -54 kg final, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Mika Nagano (S-Keep/Core) vs. Yoko Kagoshima (Shinagawa CS)

Nagano defeated Kagoshima by submission (armbar) at 3:56 of round 2.[71][72][80][81][87]

Despite launching some strikes, Kagoshima was unable to have a significant offense on Nagano, who dominated both rounds and tried several submissions before finally getting an armbar.[81][87]

  • 7th match: Rough Stone GP 2009 -48 kg final, Jewels official rules, 5 min / 2 R

Asami Kodera (Purebred Kawaguchi Redips) vs. Kikuyo Ishikawa (freelance)

Kodera defeated Ishikawa by decision (3-0).[71][72][80][81][88]

In a competitive bout, Kodera outmatched Ishikawa on the ground, which gave her the unanimous decision.[81][88]

  • 8th match: Shoot boxing rules -52 kg bout, 2 min / 3 R

Syuri Kondo (Smash) vs. Asako Saioka (U-File camp Gifu)

Kondo defeated Akano by decision (3-0).[71][72][80][81][89]

Asako dominated most of the first round, but Kondo responded and controlled the other two, and the pro-wrestler went on to win on her kickboxing debut.[89]

  • 9th match, main event: Jewels official rules -52.5 kg bout, 5 min / 2 R

Saori Ishioka (Zendokai Koganei) vs. Sally Krumdiack (Charlie's Combat Club)

Ishioka defated Krumdiack technical submission (incorrect referee stoppage, armbar).[71][72][80][81][90]

In a controversial decision, after Ishioka got Krumdiack with a weak armbar. The referee asked Krumdiack if she was okay, to which Krumdiack responded with her that she was. But the referee mistook the answer and incorrectly stopped the fight. Ringside official immediately recognized the error and it was expected that the fight would be ruled a no contest, but, so far, the result still stands as a victory for Ishioka.[81][90][80][72]

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