A total of eight fights are now official for Deep Jewels 14, which takes place on November 3rd in Tokyo, Japan. The all-female card is headlined by a pair of previously announced atomweight bouts pitting Saori “Shooting Star” Ishioka against Mina Kurobe, and Emi Tomimatsu against Tomo Maesawa.
Among the latest additions to the event is a flyweight matchup between former boxing champion Emiko “Fujin” Raika and 17-year-old South Korean newcomer Jin Hee Gan. Strawweight prospects Sachiko Fujimori and Ayaka Miura will clash in featured action as each fighter looks for a key victory.
Shoot Boxing Women’s Flyweight Champion Rena Kubota kept her perfect MMA record intact with another impressive submission victory tonight at Rizin Fighting Federation 2 in Saitama, Japan. Kubota finished standout wrestler Miyu Yamamoto with a power guillotine choke late in the first round.
Bantamweight Queen of Pancrase Rin Nakai continues her campaign in the flyweight division when she returns to action on November 13th at Pancrase 282 in Tokyo, Japan. Nakai, who earned a stoppage win in July, is set to face off against veteran Brazilian contender Priscila de Souza on the card.
Former Deep Jewels Interim Strawweight Champion Emi Tomimatsu looks to rebound from a decision defeat in June when she returns to action on November 3rd at Deep Jewels 14 in Tokyo, Japan. Tomimatsu is set to battle veteran contender Tomo Maesawa in a featured atomweight matchup.
Competing for the first time in nearly three years, top Deep Jewels star Mika “Future Princess” Nagano made a successful return to MMA competition tonight at Deep Jewels 13 in Tokyo, Japan. Nagano rallied from the brink of defeat and finished Sachiko Fujimori in the strawweight main event.
Deep Jewels showcased its 13th all-female fight card tonight at Differ Ariake in Tokyo, Japan. Deep Jewels 13 was headlined by a thrilling strawweight contender’s bout between the returning Mika “Future Princess” Nagano and once-beaten prospect Sachiko Fujimori, who was coming off of a quick win.
Bantamweight Queen of Pancrase Rin Nakai made a successful return to the flyweight division with a third-round TKO victory tonight at Pancrase 279 in Tokyo, Japan. Nakai, who was competing at 125 pounds for the first time since 2008, stopped former boxing champion Emiko “Fujin” Raika.
Shoot Boxing Women’s Flyweight Champion Rena Kubota successfully retained her title with a dominant third-round stoppage victory tonight during the 2016 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup in Tokyo, Japan. Kubota finished Polish challenger Klaudia Pawicka with a series of knees in the 51kg main event.