Megumi Fujii is the best female mma fighter on the planet
Megumi Fujii is one of the most dominant women in the world of MMA. She has a stellar record of 26 wins and only three losses as a STRAWWEIGHT. She is an example of her amazing skill in grappling. Megumi is a veteran in MMA. She has competed in ARSION and won gold medals 2007 and 2008. She fights for Smackgirl Japan and made her UFC debut in 2008 with Invicta FC.
Satoko Shinashi lost in a japanese women mma to Seo Hé Ham
Hisae WATANABE is a Japanese mixed martial artist and former kickboxer. She was the DEEP Ladies' lightweight champion and beat Satoko Shinashi in December 2006. Her striking leopard-print outfit with matching hair color makes her stand out in the ring. She is highly ranked in the Japan WMMA rankings.
Miku Matsumoto was a pioneer of women's mma in Japan
Miku Matsumoto is a Japanese MMA fighter who started in 2004. Her professional life spanned five consecutive years, and she held a 23-4 record. Misaki Takimoto's rivalry was a highlight in her career. She went 10-2 and eventually avenged two losses to Takimoto. She is a pioneer in Japanese women's MMA.
Koichiro Kura developed the ground rules of women's mamma in Japan.
Koichiro Kmura was a pioneer in MMA in Japan. He started by organizing events for women, separate from Smackgirl 1995. In 1995, he joined Shooto and launched G-Shooto. His initiative was a catalyst for female fighters to join the Shooto promotion. It lasted two years. Megumi Fujii was the first female champion of the event and defeated Tavares. Fujii was a former BJJJ and sambo fighter. She became a professional at the tender age of 30.
Megumi Fujii vs Viviane Araujo
Megumi Fujii was a top prospect for many years before her MMA debut, and her record is extremely impressive. She once held a 22-fight winning streak before a split decision loss to Zoila Gurgel in the third-season 115-pound tournament final. Fujii has now won three consecutive fights and most recently submitted the highly-ranked Spanish striker Karla Benitez. Viviane Araujo of Florida's American Top Team has also been enjoying a hot streak. She recently beat Lisa EllisWard and Carla Esparza.
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The Japanese women's MMA scene is rapidly growing. The men's section was in serious trouble in 2008 after Smackgirl's collapse. However, the women division is starting to shine. Valkyrie, a legitimate promotion that promotes events across Japan, has emerged as a new force in the division. Shootboxing is another emerging player that brings more attention to women’s divisions. Meanwhile, Jewels is holding regular events and selling venues to promote its fighters.