【番組】RIZIN CONFESSIONS #199 | 秋元強真 vs. 萩原京平 etc.

【番組】RIZIN CONFESSIONS #199 | 秋元強真 vs. 萩原京平 etc.

it hurts? He was strong. It might have been the first time I’d ever felt pain during a match. I was a little scared. This is the day after the game. I lost yesterday’s match. Thank you to all the people who have supported me until now. Thank you to Akimoto for fighting. Thank you for everything. Thank you for your hard work. Excuse me. This was four days after the tournament. Take off your glasses for a moment and let me see that. He suffered fractures to the floor of his orbit and a nasal bone. Before the match, I thought, “If I lose here, it will be difficult for me to become champion.” I thought this was a good time to make a move. What is it? This is a secret. This is a secret device. This is apparently good for the brain. He graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Hokkaido University. JOJI GOTO is a man who excels at both studying and martial arts. I think that in terms of track record and experience, NAKAJIMA is far superior. I’m going to prove that if you use your head and fight with a strong heart, you can win. This morning I also read letters from my daughter and wife. He is former PANCRASE bantamweight champion TAICHI NAKAJIMA. It said, “If it’s TAICHI, it’s fine.” I can do it too if I try. All I have to do is believe in myself and do it. For himself and his family, TAICHI NAKAJIMA is ready to take on the challenge. In the first round, he started with a middle kick. TAICHI NAKAJIMA is on the other side. I thought that even if we did it this way from the beginning, it would be a fair fight and the sense of distance would not be right. So I raised my guard and took it slow. This is a left high kick. It depends on how responsive you are. He punched with a big left arm. In fact, I was thinking of hitting a straight left. It felt like if we faced each other, it would be a draw. So I decided to hit it with my head shifted. The one who threw the left jab was TAICHI NAKAJIMA. The left punch landed and he dropped. A left hook sent him down to his knees. Give him a follow-up hit in the stomach. He’s throwing a furious left punch. Will he calmly defeat his opponent? He swung his arms wildly. He has not yet recovered. Left punch. That’s dangerous. The match hasn’t stopped yet. Left punch. He was totally knocked out. TAICHI NAKAJIMA lost consciousness. It was a left hook from Joji Goto. The record was a knockout at 1 minute 49 seconds in the first round. JOJI GOTO is a scary man. Is this true? I can’t believe it. I lost, didn’t I? I really don’t remember. This is no longer just my life. My family is more important to me than myself. This is really time to move on. Thank you, Nakajima. I have been able to get to this point thanks to CHONAN’s support at TRIBE. There is another man in the bantamweight division who has inherited this CHONAN bloodline. ANDO, I will definitely get there so please wait for me. thank you very much. Ando probably doesn’t want to fight. That’s because the level of seriousness is completely different. ANDO has a monstrous feel to it. If the match is scheduled, I will let him win. I am an “ordinary person” who remained in TRIBE. He is a “genius” who left TRIBE. I think we need to overcome that. A couple of years ago, on New Year’s Eve, there was a period when I wasn’t invited to any tournaments even though I had won two straight matches at RIZIN. I was disappointed that New Year’s Eve, so I would be happy if I could seize the opportunity this time. Be confident. You can. Even when you fought Kai, you were praised. You really should be confident. He is 24 years old, has 10 years of judo experience, and has won all six of his BREAKING DOWN matches. He has won all three of his MMA fights and defeated Hiroaki Suzuki on New Year’s Eve last year. A flame burns in HYUMA’s eyes. HYUMA YASUI is 24 years old. I’m looking forward to it. I can only see myself winning by submission. thank you. He has a 100% finishing rate and all 9 of his MMA wins have been by submission. JINNOSUKE KASHIMURA has won all nine of his matches by submission. I believe I can win even in ground fighting. You are making a fool of yourself by telling a black belt, “I will win on the ground.” R1 has begun. KASHIMURA is the one with his right foot forward, wearing black trunks and his face visible. To his right is YASUI. JIN can go for a one-legged tackle at any time. The first to launch the initiative was KASHIMURA. I felt that YASUI was extremely strong in judo. I wasn’t very good at judo. This seems to be a manifestation of that. I have the impression that KASHIMURA is strong after defeating his opponent. Can he get a better position in that battle? As expected, he takes the top position in situations like this. He will want to defend this area well and get away from his opponent. That’s okay because you’re good at it. My strategy was to avoid as many grappling attempts as possible and use punches to take control. He is doing this now. He got behind his opponent. Can he insert his leg? This finally became KASHIMURA’s position. The right hand is around the opponent’s neck. You’re still okay. YASUI is incredibly powerful. YASUI also has strong submission defense. The only thing left for KASHIMURA to decide is how to recover. Their positions are swapped. The person who took the top position was HYUMA YASUI. SUGIYAMA, the game is moving forward. This is an amazing development. This is an offensive and defensive battle. While applying the Omoplata, he is trying to apply the elbow. JIN, please put your arms deep inside. It involves grabbing the arm in a Kimura lock-like position and applying an armbar. I think his ground fighting was pretty good. He also nearly got an armbar once. However, he smoothly drops his opponents from above. I thought this was not good because his arms were stretched out quite a bit. But I was able to endure it. He turned back. That’s amazing. He doesn’t lie on his back. He’s still going for the armbar. This is a shallow technique. SUGIYAMA, he escaped the technique. I was most upset when I missed the armbar. I thought he’d gotten away with it. If I think I can beat my opponent but end up failing, the amount of energy I lose afterwards is incredible. This is damaging. This is the lock position. Conversely, YASUI did this. I thought he won the decision overall because he attacked with punches. I fought with the stance of aiming for a decision victory. KASHIMURA steps forward. YASUI runs away. The game ended here. Who will win the judges’ decision? It’s a red KASHIMURA. The winner is JINNOSUKE KASHIMURA. JINNOSUKE KASHIMURA won without a smile on his face. This was HYUMA YASUI’s first loss, both as a professional and as an amateur. Shit. Did you end up mastering it after all? The near finish left a good impression on the opponent. Shit. I think you would have won if you had attacked a little more with your strikes. I think the results are a little different. But I think he did a good job. He has so much potential. I think he will become even more successful if he just reconsiders how he approaches things. I really am no good. sorry. I feel pathetic. But you were good. I’m sorry for showing such a pathetic game. YASUI was stronger than I expected. I thought it would be easier. At least I won again at RIZIN. SHINOBU OOTA seems to be bored. Since you’re a wrestling-based athlete, how about you be my opponent? I want to create a story where I beat him and move up to even higher positions. He is the representative of ICHIGEKI. He is the greatest masterpiece that Nippon Kempo has ever produced. And he’s the man who didn’t let the former featherweight champion go home unscathed. His name is SHUYA KIMURA. The master engineer from the local factory sets out on the champion road once again. He has 14 submission wins out of his 17 wins. His name is KAZUMASA MAJIMA. Which one is higher? Grappler Kazumasa Majima vs. striker Shuya Kimura. He now looked at his enemy. The first round has begun. KOUSAKA, the battle between two extremes has begun. That’s true. This is striking vs. ground fighting. yes. He is trying to catch the opponent. The opponent dodged. It’s a counter tackle. He dodged the tackle. This was an uppercut punch. KAZUMASA MAJIMA made a body tackle. You remove your fingers. You can’t make three consecutive tackles unless you have a lot of determination. Even a single dodge can cause a lot of damage. I could see his feelings. There were times when I dodged tackles. I think being persistent is one of my strengths. I thought that if I could penetrate it, I would have perfected the technique. We should have dealt with it before we were defeated, but the problem was that we were too late in doing so. He put his right foot in. Is that a rear choke position? It’s still one leg. I thought the first thing to do was to exhaust his physical strength. So I wasn’t aiming for submission. I was putting pressure on my opponent in order to wear him down. MAJIMA is approaching. KOUSAKA, what do you think of this? He may be tired. I feel like his stamina is waning. I think he lost his stamina in the first round. If the same situation occurred again in the second round, I was planning to go for the submission. KIMURA’s stamina is being worn down by defense. He makes tackles. It’s persistent. He dodged it. I was looking too far ahead and wasn’t able to act as I should have. So I was easily closed in on. And he took the back position again. He puts his right leg in. He also put in his left leg. Is this a figure-four leg lock? This is a figure-four leg lock. This is tough. And he attacks with both his left and right hands. He was good at focusing on my neck and squeezing it so that I couldn’t move my lower body. That’s the form I always practice. I can do it unconsciously and I’m good at it. Once I got the arm down, I knew I was pretty much done. He is trying to choke his opponent. He’s trying to get the hang of it here. This is a Rear Naked Choke. Here he tapped. This is a win by submission. The winner is KAZUMASA MAJIMA. This is just the beginning. If there’s no damage, you just have to practice. To lose two games in a row here is not a good result for me. He is undoubtedly the best ground fighter in Japan. It was a really big thing to be able to play against him. I have no choice but to look forward. I’ll try my best again next time. Today, for the first time, my children, Koharu and Rei, came to watch. I’m glad I was able to show my sons what a strong father he was. cheese. thank you. I’m glad you were able to deliver to your child. It was their first time coming. I’m happy because I wanted to win and meet him. This is awesome. All I can do is practice so that I can win in situations like this, no matter who my opponent is. What did your father think of the game? How was that? She is nervous. Who will Kazumasa Majima face next? Let us pay attention. This is the public weigh-in the day before the tournament. Not yet. You guys should stop doing that here. I’m feeling very good today too. How about this? I came back with 5kg more. Yesterday I ate yakiniku as usual. Am I a little swollen? I wore sunglasses to hide the swelling in my eyes. I’m a little scared at first. He’ll probably close the gap first. He’ll probably try to win in the first round. Make sure to move around carefully so your back isn’t against the wall, attack and move away. And you should aim for one Takedown. The day has finally come. I had been waiting for this day. I will do my job as a main match. Today I will show you the “evolved Kyohei Hagiwara.” I think the opponent will use their speed to their advantage. But my destructive power is greater. He must be thinking, “Once we get into a grapple, I’m weak.” But I’m confident that this won’t be the case. The man who had risen from the underground was challenged to a fight for the first time. I’ll play around with you. Amateurs, get off quickly. The other person is 19 years old. KYOHEI HAGIWARA is angry. The venue was lively. I thought there were a lot of passionate fans. Don’t swallow what you spit. Mikuru Asakura, wait for me. KYOHEI HAGIWARA puts his anger and his future into his fists. Kyoma Akimoto is a skilled, strong, talented and successful young MMA elite. How will he recover from the fight he started? From the moment I walked in, everything felt good. I was the happiest I’ve ever been in my life. I wanted you to only look at me. So instead of New Year’s Eve, I competed in the November tournament. I would like to be able to attract customers little by little, like Mikuru Asakura and KAI. I don’t see any reason for me to lose. I plan to win by pounding out in the first round. Is this a big mouth 19 year old? Or is this a prophecy? One thing I can say is that if they lose, Kyoma Akimoto’s stock price will plummet. Of course I don’t touch gloves. It’s the feeling of “don’t make fun of me.” If Akimoto loses, he will lose a lot. And the rewards for HAGIWARA are great. The one with his back turned is HAGIWARA. The 19-year-old Akimoto is in a southpaw stance with his right leg forward. This is suddenly a very close distance. The strategy was to wear down his opponent’s stamina with ground fighting. I ended up participating in a “fight”, which is something that should never happen. This is so close that you could step on its front paws. That’s true. KOUSAKA, what do you think of this? First of all, I thought I would use a lot of calf kicks to lower my opponent’s attention. I could feel it. The hand in front of me was close enough to touch. That’s the distance at which I find it easiest to perform calf kicks. That’s a good left punch. After all, Akimoto’s defining feature is its speed. At that moment, I thought, “This guy has fast punches.” Don’t put your back against the cage. The match was a striking battle from start to finish. He suddenly tackled me. I wasn’t planning on making a two-footed tackle. But I got carried away and did it. My specialty is the one-legged tackle. You lift him up. 2ON1 and you move up. that’s good. Your opponent will come behind you, so hide your back. Go. For HAGIWARA, what he does with his left hand is important. Even there, I was conscious of not letting him take the back. At this point, I hit him right in the nose with my palm. It was very painful. But I knew I couldn’t back down, so I decided to step forward. Does he have a desire to do it emotionally? That seems likely. The 19-year-old swung his right arm. It’s happening more than usual. He cut back. He is visible. He’s got his shoulders up and blocking. I feinted a calf kick before striking. I thought his mind was on the lower side. I thought that was it. The 19-year-old’s face was bright red. This seems to be effective. Here he lands a right punch. HAGIWARA forced AKIMOTO to step back. HAGIWARA’s jab lands. I wasn’t landing any punches at my best distance. That’s a few centimetres away. If I had taken another half step forward, I would have been hit with a strong punch. Again, this one has a good response. This is a left punch. He doesn’t pull. KYOMA, don’t focus on striking. KYOMA, mix up your attacks. I didn’t hear that instruction. His right punch landed. There is also some blood coming out of HAGIWARA’s face. Which one is it? KAI Asakura) You should spread out your attacks more. KAI Asakura) You have more freedom. If he’s going to come out, he has no choice but to do it. There are 3 seconds left. right. The first round has ended. I thought this was a good feeling. If things continue like this, it will be a battle of wills. “I will never lose,” I encouraged myself. I calmed down before the second round. I thought I’d change my plans. I thought I would grapple with him, wear him down, and then move at my own pace. If you get punched too much in the nose, the damage will spread all over your body. The second round has begun. He went to get his feet. Is this a first development? Finally he took side position on the ground. KYOMA calm down. Be aware of your head position. It’s okay, so don’t ever turn your back on me. In the second round, I moved forward, wanting to put more pressure on my opponent to make a bigger impression. My opponent read that and took Takedown. In the second round, I made a one-leg tackle. In the first round, he failed with a double leg tackle, but in the second round he used his signature single leg tackle. You stand up. Will he stand? This is a Guillotine Choke choke. He lifted his leg and then knocked him down. Putting the opponent to sleep and wasting time will be advantageous for Akimoto. It’s tough to win twice. During practice, I did things several times that CHONAN had told me not to do. He inserted his left foot. Will the 19-year-old head to the finish line from here? This is a four-arm hold. Will KYOHEI HAGIWARA be able to escape from this? You don’t let your opponent get their foot in the door. It would have been good if we had been able to get the opponent’s left foot outside. He was better at keeping his footing than I expected. You don’t rest now. You move your opponent’s left foot. The legs are completely locked. The right hand lands, is this finally the finish? He also released this. You watch out for Twister because he’s aiming for it. It’s a twister. The 19-year-old overpowers his opponent. You can win. A twister from a lock is standard. He punches his opponent in the face. You don’t stop. There is still 1 minute and 20 seconds left. This is not good. You move. I knew if I stopped, the match would be stopped. So I knew I had to take action. The match is likely to be stopped. Will the referee see his face and stop the fight? He’s starting to bleed. The referee stopped the match because of the ruthless attack. Okay. Shit. KYOHEI HAGIWARA experienced that for the first time at the age of 19. Isn’t it amazing that a 19-year-old can do this? All I could do was groan. HAGIWARA leaves the cage early. what? Is this true? I was still moving, right? You were moving. This is where I lost. Anyway, all he said was that the referee stopped the fight too early. When I watched the video later, I thought it was only natural that the game had to be stopped. But I’m frustrated. I feel frustrated that a 19-year-old kid said all that to me and punched me. I was able to win in yesterday’s match. Thank you so much to all the people who have supported me up until now. Thank you to Akimoto for fighting. I will continue. It was right after the match so my spirits were low. If you want to get revenge, everyone will be at your disposal. You are becoming more and more capable. Everything you practiced came out in the game. Everyone said good things. I will be coaching CHONAN again at TRIBE. I thought there was still a little hope if we did it properly. There’s no point in playing a game unless you win. I hope to be able to return around the first tournament next year. My name is Kyoma Akimoto. No matter how many attacks I receive, my spirit will never be broken. I am the only one who can make RIZIN even more exciting in the future. Everyone please keep your eyes on me. please. 19-year-old Kyoma Akimoto defeated Kyohei Hagiwara. His face was bloody, but he won. That looks painful. This really hurts. This hurts. I almost died, but I’m glad I won. This is amazing. You’re amazing, you had that match in the main event even though you were only 19 years old. You are amazing. He’s a bit hot-blooded. Did you think he was that type? He is certainly strong-willed. He’s also very good at ground fighting and wrestling. So he was happy to take on the challenge. He must have decided within himself that he would “do a job worthy of a main match.” It seems like you. He’s inherited my bad habits. He cut back. I can see it. I thought it would be a more interesting match if they just fought. My instinct was that it was fun. The price of the fierce battle was a broken nose, which will take a month to heal. “You can take a break,” my boss told me. So I’m going to get my driver’s license. Finally I can relax. Which car will you buy? I’ll probably buy a Lexus LC. This is about 15 million yen. He’s not your average 19-year-old. I don’t want to be the same as you. I’m confident that I practice more than anyone else. Finally, there is one more thing that bothers me. That’s what happened to the mouthpiece he threw. The referee hands it to CHONAN after the match, who hands it to his second, HAYATO ISHII, who washes it and puts it in HAGIWARA’s luggage. RIZIN staff see the footage and contact CHONAN. CHONAN checks with HAGIWARA today. HAGIWARA keeps the mouthpiece and doesn’t lose it. Do you keep an Akimoto mouthpiece at home? I have it now. Please show me that. Shall I deliver this? Give this back to him. I washed it properly. I thought there was still some hope. I will never lose.

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