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at PRIDE 22. The Japanese gave a performance which was described as shocking, taking down and positionally controlling Silva through the majority of the fight; he only lost due to PRIDE's judgement basing itself less on control than submission attempts, which Silva had got with a rear-naked choke on
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At PRIDE 11, Otsuka got his first victory against American wrestler Mike Bourke, who had taken the fight in short notice, yet in turn outweighed Otsuka by 60ibs. Despite missing another dropkick, Otsuka worked from the bottom and locked both of his opponent's arms in a double armbar, making him
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against Vovchanchyn. The Ukrainian landed several hard punches and knocked Otsuka down several times, but Alexander kept himself away from being finished and managed to stun Igor with a right punch, though still losing by unanimous decision. Although he was eliminated from the tournament, the
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before the match ended, with a unanimous decision for Gracie. Despite the loss, Otsuka was cheered all through the match and solidified himself as a fan favorite, while Gracie himself praised Otsuka for his performance and considered him "a very tough opponent".
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to the end of the round. At the second one, Otsuka took Ruas down again and continued throwing punches, drawing blood from Ruas's face, and finally making the doctors call the fight. It was later revealed that Ruas fought under medication for
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with a low blow in his MMA debut. Similarly, Otsuka threw several low blows to Kikuta and disrespected his opponent through the fight, despite being controlled and receiving a soccer kick by Sanae which caused a protruding
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exponent from the Ruas Vale Tudo, while Alexander himself represented his home promotion Battlarts. Going against the pundits' judgement, Otsuka showed his skill and tenacity when he managed to take Ruas down and perform
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and making him need to be stretchered out. The restarted fight was fast, with Otsuka absorbing knee strikes and attempting heel hooks until Murilo got an arm triangle choke, making him tap out.
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in a special match in PRIDE. The fight was violent, with the two fighters trading takedowns, punches and knees. After Otsuka took his opponent's back when Yoshihisa attempted a rolling
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in Otsuka's head. Kikuta seemed to finish the fight with a completely extended armbar, but Otsuka typically got out and led the match to a decision, it going to Kikuta.
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and a knee injury, but nonetheless the Japanese press lauded it as one of the biggest upsets ever, and Otsuka won the Tokyo Sports magazine topic award for his victory.
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on his spine, but the move also slammed Otsuka's other knee on the mat, injuring it. Alexander continued dominating, hitting hammerfists to the head and even locking a
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each other since a long time. The fight was a heated one, with Alexander being cornered by Mexican wrestler Solar, who had been disqualified weeks before by hitting
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Otsuka made the move from a successful professional wrestling career to mixed martial arts competition in 1995. He earned a notable victory over Vale Tudo pioneer
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and seeking the ground and pound again. The second round would have even more action, with the Japanese wrestler forcing Renzo to the mat and getting out of an
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by doctor stoppage from a cut at the event Extension Fighting 2. He retaliated by defeating Haseman in another Rings event, Battle Genesis Vol.2.
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at the end of the second time, though he couldn't capitalize on it. At the third one, Otsuka was finished by a broken nose due to a knee strike.
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in 1998. Though Otsuka finished his career in 2006 with a 4–13 record, he mostly faced very high-ranked opponents, including all-time greats
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when he was sent as a PWFG representative to the Lumax Cup 1995, a tournament of gi-clad MMA, but he was submitted in less of a minute by
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him, but Renzo escaped and hit a series of upkicks which bloodied Otsuka's face. However, Otsuka kept on, escaping from a locked
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and utilized sexual antics against his opponents. Sakari never took off as a serious contender, as he often lost matches by
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Two years later, Otsuka returned to PRIDE to take part in the Grand Prix 2000, and was pitted against feared kickboxer
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submit. The technique was originally being used as a finishing move by Otsuka's fellow Battlarts pro wrestler,
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in violent matches and brawls, and being also part of the Love Warriors tag team along with
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After giving up professional wrestling in order to focus in MMA, Otsuka faced
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King And Queens Tournament (1999) - with Azumi Hyuga & Hikari Fukuoka
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Otsuka had his last apparition at PRIDE 27, where he went against
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Alexander returned to the promotion at PRIDE 8, facing this time
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Otsuka became one of the greatest Battlarts stars, feuding with
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through his guard, as well as later defending a fully locked
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Japanese professional wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter
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Japanese came to fight the next event as well, taking on
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in PRIDE 4, the same event in which fellow pro wrestler
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Index

Tokushima
Heavyweight
Light Heavyweight
MMA
Boxing
Wrestling
Brazilian jiu-jitsu
Muay thai
Shooto
Adachi-ku
Tokyo
Mixed martial arts
Mixed martial arts record
Sherdog
Japanese
ring name
Japanese
mixed martial artist
professional wrestler
Antonio Inoki
Inoki Genome Federation
Battlarts
Marco Ruas
Renzo Gracie
Ken Shamrock
Igor Vovchanchyn
Quinton Jackson
Wanderlei Silva
Anderson Silva
amateur wrestler

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