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Rizin Otoko Matsuri-Ujawnicnia official weighing results were
On May 4, 2025, Rizin Fighting Federation will be the host of “Rizin Otoko Matsuri” in the iconic Tokyo dome in Tokyo, Japan. Originally planned as “Match 2”, the event was renamed after the withdrawal of Ren Hiramoto due to shoulder injury. Despite this change, the event promises an stimulating composition of fights, including the top level talents and the start of the Grand Prix in the heavyweight Rizin in 2025.
Main event: featherweight championship
The headline contains the title conflict in a featherweight between the prevailing champion Kleber Koike Erbst and the undefeated contender Razhabali Shaydullaev. Erbst, known for his efficiency of testimonies, will face a powerful opponent in Shaydullaev, who introduces a flawless record and reputation of constant aggression. This duel is to be the most crucial event that evening, and both fighters sought to strengthen their heritage in the division.
Recommended Bout: Hiroya vs. Shinotsuka
Another expected fight on the card is between Hiroy and Tatsuki Shinotsuki. Hiroya, an experienced attacker, will test his skills against Shinotsuki’s debut, who will gladly submit a statement in his first professional MMA match. It is expected that this meeting will ensure a high pace action and present the depth of talent in Rizin’s letter.
2025 Rizin Heavyweight Grand Prix quarter -finals
“Rizin Otoko Matsuri” also means the beginning of the Rizin Rizin Grand Prix. In the tournament he includes six competitors: Alexander Soldatkin, José Augusto Azevedo, Marek Samociuk, Mikio Ueda, Shoma Shibisai and Tsuyoshi Sudario. The four -active point of the competition, and the warriors fight for supremacy in the heavyweight division. It is worth noting that the struggle between Islambek Backybek Uulu and Alexander Soldatkin was postponed to the June event due to the injury of the Uulu Backybek meniscus.
Event details:
- Date: Sunday, May 4, 2025
- Premises: Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan
- Open doors: 12:00 (JST)
- Start of the event: 14:00 (JST)
“Rizin Otoko Matsuri” is a groundbreaking event in the MMA 2025 calendar, combining the fights for the championship, the premiere of the heavyweight tournament and the living atmosphere of Tokyo Dome. Fans around the world can predict the night of an elite sports combat sports action, which emphasizes Rizin’s involvement in providing the most crucial MMA events.
Rizin Otoko Matsuri-Offian Weighing results:
Match for the title 16 / Pen
Kleber Koike vs. Razhabali Shaidulloev
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (66.0 kg)
Kleber Orike (65.55 kg) vs. Razhabali prominse eviluev (65.50 kg)
Bout 15 / Mikuru Asakura vs. Chihiro Suzuki
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (66.0 kg)
Mikuru Asakura (65.95 kg) vs. Chihiro Suzuki (66.00 kg)
Bout 14 / Ryo Takagi vs. Kyoma Akimoto
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (66.0 kg)
Ryo Takagi (65.75 kg) vs. Kyoma Akimoto (65.90 kg)
Bout 13 / Kyohei Hagiwara vs. Taisei Nishitani
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (66.0 kg)
Kyohei Hagiwara (65.90 kg) vs. Taisei Nishitani (66.00 kg)
Bout 12 / Rizin World GP 2025 – ponderous weight
Tournament 1.
Mikio Ueda vs. Shoma shibisai
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (120.0 kg)
Mikio Ueda (108.95 kg) vs. Shoma Shibisai (112.45 kg)
Bout 11 / Rizin World GP 2025 – ponderous weight
Tournament 1.
Tsuyoshi Southet vs. José Augusto
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (120.0 kg)
Tsuyoshi Sudario (118.65 kg) vs. José Augusto (119.30 kg)
Bout 10 / Rizin World GP 2025 – ponderous weight
Tournament 1.
Marek Samociuk vs. Daniel James
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (120.0 kg)
Marek Samociuk (118.85kg) vs. Daniel James (120.80kg)*
Bout 9 / Kouzi vs. Sina Karimian
Rizin Special Standing Rules: 3 rounds, 3
A few minutes (98.0 kg) Kouzi will wear 8 ounces of gloves, Sina Karimian will wear 12 ounces of gloves
Kouzi (70.40 kg) vs. Sina Karimian (98.00 kg)
Bout 8 / Makoto Shinryu vs. Yuki Ito
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (59.0 kg)
Makoto Shinryu (58.95 kg) vs. Yuki Ito (58.90 kg)
Bout 7 / Daisuke Nakamura vs. Taisei
Sakuraba
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (71.0 kg)
Daisuke Nakamura (70.95 kg) vs. Taisei Sakuraba (70.45 kg)
Bout 6 / Danny Sabatello vs. Shinobu ota
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (61.0 kg)
Danny Sabatello (60.95 kg) vs. Shinobu OTA (61.00 kg)
Bout 5 / Hiroya vs. Tatsuki Shinotsuka
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (57.0 kg)
Hiroya (56.95 kg) vs. Tatsuki Shinotsuka (56.95 kg)
Bout 4 / John Dodson vs. Soya takaki
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (57.0 kg)
John Dodson (57.00 kg) vs. Soya Takaki (56.85 kg)
Bout 3 / Taio Asahisa vs. Yoshiya Uzatsuyo
Rizin kickboxing Rules: 3 rounds, 3 minutes each (63.0 kg)
TAIO ASAHISA (62.80 kg) vs. Yoshiya Uzatsuyo (62.95 kg)
Bout 2 / Erson Yamamoto vs. Daichi Tomizawa
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (57.0 kg)
Erson Yamamoto (56.95 kg) vs. Daichi Tomizawa (56.80 kg)
Bout 1 / Joe Hiramotothy vs. Toki Tauaku
Rizin MMA Rules: 3 rounds, 5 minutes each (57.0 kg)
Joe Hikoto (56.80 kg) vs. Toki Taurau (56.85 kg)
*During the official weighing, Daniel James exceeded the limit of 120 kg by 0.8 kg. According to special regulations regarding the “Rizin World Grand Prix 2025 ponderous weight”, because excessive weight is below 1.00 kg, the fight will continue the official match of the Asana tournament. Daniel James will start fighting with a red card and deduction of A50. The so -called “principle without a competition” will not have a request, and the result of the match will be registered as official. The winner will go to the next round of the tournament
MMA
Jasmine Jasudavicius expects Erin Blanchfield to wrestle 'once she feels these hands' at UFC Edmonton
Jasmine Jasudavicius is looking to cement herself as a title contender at UFC Edmonton.
Jasudavicius is set to take on Erin Blanchfield in the co-main event of UFC Edmonton. Jasudavicius enters the bout as a +255 underdog while the American is a -350 favorite on FanDuel. The fight was supposed to happen at UFC 330 in August, but an injury to Blanchfield delayed it to August. Although the Canadian was frustrated to have the fight postponed, she is ecstatic for it to be taking place in Edmonton now.
“That is exactly it. It was like two weeks out that I heard it was being moved,†Jasudavicius said on Just Scrap Radio on BJPENN.com. “Initially, I was so frustrated because I just put in a whole camp. I was ready, my weight was good, and I was firing on all cylinders. It got moved, and at least we are fighting in Canada now. This works out even better.â€
With extra time, Jasudavicius said she did take some time off to avoid burnout. But she also feels like the extra time will only help her, as she knows Blanchfield is one of the best in the world.
“She's talented; she's one of the top fighters in the world. I won't be talking too much shit. She's skilled, but I know how skilled I am, and I am ready to test myself against the best girls in the world,†Jasudavicius said.
Jasmine Jasudavicius hopeful to earn title shot at UFC Edmonton
Although Jasudavicius is an underdog, she has full confidence in her skillset. She believes she is better on the feet. So, she expects Blanchfield to try and wrestle her a ton, especially once she lands a couple of punches.
If Jasudavicius can turn Blanchfield into just a wrestler, she is confident she will be able to pull off the upset win at UFC Edmonton.
“I'm not too sure. I've watched all of her fights, and it's not like she's going to the wrestling right away; she is comfortable with striking. But I do think once she feels these hands, she will be shooting a little bit more. … My hand will be raised at the end of the night,†Jasudavicius said.
If Jasudavicius gets her hand raised, she believes it will cement her as a title contender at flyweight. And, it would set up a rematch with Natalia Silva, which the Canadian would be thrilled to get the chance to not only avenge her loss, but to take the belt off her.
“It would mean a lot; it's a big milestone,†Jasudavicius concluded. “Just getting into the UFC is a big deal; getting 10 fights in the UFC is a big deal; to get 10 wins is another feather in my cap. … That would be my dream. She gave me the lost which hurt, so if I can take the belt off her, it would fulfill me. I show well, say I finish Blanchfield, it would be me in the talks to get a title shot.â€
Do you think Jasmine Jasudavicius will beat Erin Blanchfield at UFC Edmonton?
This article appeared first on BJPENN.COM
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