【番組】RIZIN CONFESSIONS #80
Inoue looks back on the fierce battle with Kintaro! Naoki Inoue vs. Kintaro
Naoki Inoue, who defeated Shintaro Ishiwatari in the first round of the tournament, is considered to be the top candidate for the Grand Prix. In the second round, he clashes with Kintaro, who boasts the most lethal ability among the Grand Prix members, and wins by decision 3-0 at the end of the full round.
Looking back on his own match, Inoue reveals his feelings and strategy during the match. He also revealed that he injured his right fist in the previous fight.
After the match, Kintaro, who played against him, called out to Inoue and vowed to win the tournament.
▼ Overturning Shimouma's criticism, Takizawa wins Motoya in a shocking 1R TKO! Yuki Motoya vs. Kenta Takizawa
Before the war, the cards of Yuki Motoya and Kenta Takizawa, who were whispered that Motoya had an advantage in terms of achievements and experience. However, as a result, Takizawa overturned Shimouma's criticism and sank Motoya to the mat in the 1st round, giving him a TKO victory.
Takizawa will perform the "Takizawa Dance" in front of the camera, which he could not dance in the ring.
▼ A fierce battle between two people who survived the same era! Hiromasa Ougikubo vs. TakafKai Otsuka
"Rude President" TakafKai Otsuka, 35 years old. "Hit, Throw, Pole, Guts" Hiromasa Ougikubo, 34 years old. The battle between the two, who have survived the same era, ended in a fierce fistfight, with Ougikubo winning the battle.
The two had been arguing with each other before the match, but after the match they exchanged a hot handshake.
▼ Kai Asakura vs. Alan “Hiro” Yamaniha
Following Mikuru Asakura vs. Kleber Koike at the Tokyo Dome tournament in June, this time, Kai Asakura vs. Yamaniha became Chapter 2 of "Asakura Brothers vs. Bonsai Jiu-Jitsu." The match was tangled up to the full round, and after a decision, Kai won 3-0.
Defeated, Yamaniha cried because he had failed to keep his promise to his daughter. The victorious Kai proudly proclaimed that he would use this match as fuel to grow further and win this tournament.
The second round of the Bantamweight Grand Prix was a fierce battle in every match. Don't miss the new episode that looks back on the 4 games!
Naoki Inoue, who defeated Shintaro Ishiwatari in the first round of the tournament, is considered to be the top candidate for the Grand Prix. In the second round, he clashes with Kintaro, who boasts the most lethal ability among the Grand Prix members, and wins by decision 3-0 at the end of the full round.
Looking back on his own match, Inoue reveals his feelings and strategy during the match. He also revealed that he injured his right fist in the previous fight.
After the match, Kintaro, who played against him, called out to Inoue and vowed to win the tournament.
▼ Overturning Shimouma's criticism, Takizawa wins Motoya in a shocking 1R TKO! Yuki Motoya vs. Kenta Takizawa
Before the war, the cards of Yuki Motoya and Kenta Takizawa, who were whispered that Motoya had an advantage in terms of achievements and experience. However, as a result, Takizawa overturned Shimouma's criticism and sank Motoya to the mat in the 1st round, giving him a TKO victory.
Takizawa will perform the "Takizawa Dance" in front of the camera, which he could not dance in the ring.
▼ A fierce battle between two people who survived the same era! Hiromasa Ougikubo vs. TakafKai Otsuka
"Rude President" TakafKai Otsuka, 35 years old. "Hit, Throw, Pole, Guts" Hiromasa Ougikubo, 34 years old. The battle between the two, who have survived the same era, ended in a fierce fistfight, with Ougikubo winning the battle.
The two had been arguing with each other before the match, but after the match they exchanged a hot handshake.
▼ Kai Asakura vs. Alan “Hiro” Yamaniha
Following Mikuru Asakura vs. Kleber Koike at the Tokyo Dome tournament in June, this time, Kai Asakura vs. Yamaniha became Chapter 2 of "Asakura Brothers vs. Bonsai Jiu-Jitsu." The match was tangled up to the full round, and after a decision, Kai won 3-0.
Defeated, Yamaniha cried because he had failed to keep his promise to his daughter. The victorious Kai proudly proclaimed that he would use this match as fuel to grow further and win this tournament.
The second round of the Bantamweight Grand Prix was a fierce battle in every match. Don't miss the new episode that looks back on the 4 games!
