RIZIN

RIZIN Otoko matsuri

Completed Tokyo Dome, Bunkyo, Japan 15 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Mikuru Asakura beat Chihiro Suzuki by knockout in the main event.
  • Kyoma Akimoto beat Ryo Takagi by unanimous decision in the co-main event at featherweight.
  • Seven of the 15 results came early: five knockouts and two submissions.

Main card

MA ✓

Mikuru Asakura vs Chihiro Suzuki

Featherweight
Knockout R3 2:09
CS
RT

Ryo Takagi vs Kyoma Akimoto

Featherweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
KA ✓
KH ✓

Kyohei Hagiwara vs Taisei Nishitani

Featherweight
Knockout R1 3:37
TN
MU ✓

Mikio Ueda vs Shoma Shibisai

Heavyweight
Knockout R1 1:04
SS
John Dodson

John Dodson vs Takaki Soya

Flyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
TS ✓
TS

Tsuyoshi Sudario vs Jose Augusto

Heavyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
JA ✓
EY ✓

Erson Yamamoto vs Daichi Tomizawa

Flyweight
Submission R2 1:24
DT
DN ✓

Daisuke Nakamura vs Taisei Sakuraba

Lightweight
Submission R2 2:01
TS
MS ✓

Makoto Shinryu vs Yuki Ito

Catchweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
YI
MS ✓

Marek Samociuk vs Daniel James

Heavyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
DJ
JH ✓

Jo Hiramoto vs Toki Tamaru

Flyweight
Unanimous decision R3 5:00
TT
HK ✓

Hiroya Kondo vs Tatsuki Shinotsuka

Flyweight
Knockout R1 2:13
TS
DS ✓

Danny Sabatello vs Shinobu Ota

Bantamweight
Knockout R3 0:21
SO
TU

Takao Ueda vs Vinicius Silveira

Featherweight
Unanimous decision R2
VS ✓
YN ✓

Yuga Nakaya vs Hiro Sasaki

Unanimous decision R2
HS
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Results

Main and co-main events

Mikuru Asakura beat Chihiro Suzuki by knockout at 2:09 of round three in the main event of RIZIN Otoko matsuri at the Tokyo Dome in Bunkyo. In the co-main event, Kyoma Akimoto beat Ryo Takagi by unanimous decision after three rounds at featherweight.

How the card was decided

Across the 15 bouts that produced a result, five ended by knockout, two by submission and eight on the judges' scorecards — seven stoppages in 15 fights. Every decision was unanimous: not one result divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Mikio Ueda, who stopped Shoma Shibisai at 1:04 of round one, and three of the seven finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Mikuru Asakura's knockout of Chihiro Suzuki, 12 minutes and 9 seconds in. End to end, the 15 fights filled two hours and 13 minutes of cage time.

Countries, weight classes and broadcast

Six weight classes were used, featherweight most often with four bouts.