Jewels 17th Ring
| Jewels 17th Ring | ||||
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| File:Jewels 17th Ring poster.jpg The poster for Jewels 17th Ring | ||||
| Promotion | Jewels | |||
| Date | December 17, 2011 | |||
| Venue | Shinjuku Face | |||
| City | Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan | |||
| Attendance | 822[1] | |||
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Jewels 17th Ring was a mixed martial arts (MMA) event held by promotion Jewels on December 17, 2011 at Shinjuku Face in Kabukicho, Tokyo, Japan.[1]
The event featured the semi-finals and final of the Jewels Featherweight Queen tournament, which determined the first featherweight (-48 kg) titleholder of the promotion. It also featured a Jewels lightweight queen championship match and the final of the Jewels Under-15 Amateur Kickboxing Tournament.
Background
[edit | edit source]At the conclusion of Jewels 16th Ring, the semi-final matchups were determined in the Jewels Featherweight Queen Grand Prix; a tournament that crowned the first featherweight queen champion of the promotion at Jewels 17th Ring. Naho Sugiyama would face Kikuyo Ishikawa in one semi-final and Misaki Takimoto would face Yukiko Seki in the other. The winners would then face each other for the championship later on the same card.[2]
On October 28, 2011, three bouts were announced for the card. Jewels lightweight queen champion Ayaka Hamasaki would defend her title in a rematch with Seo Hee Ham. Mei Yamaguchi would face Mika Nagano and Yasuko Tamada would face Sachiko Yamamoto in a Jewels Featherweight Queen GP reserve bout.[3][4]
Two more fights, Emi Fujino vs. Celine Haga and Emi Tomimatsu vs. Rina Tomita, were added to the card on November 22, 2011.[5][6]
The Jewels Under-15 Amateur Kickboxing Tournament final between Saya Ito and Chihiro Imoto, along with a non-tournament kickboxing match between Miku Hayashi and Kanomu Shisso, was confirmed for the card on December 2, 2011.[7][8]
Four more fights were announced on December 9, 2011. In professional MMA bouts, Shino VanHoose would face Asami Higa and Yuka Okumura would face Anna Saito. Miyako Mitsuhori would face Mai in a kickboxing match and Yukari Yamaguchi would face Nana Ichikawa in an amateur MMA fight.[9][10]
The final fight on the card, an amateur kickboxing match between Mili Sasaki and Fuka Saito, was announced on December 14, 2011.[11][12]
The day before the event, all fighters made weight on their first attempt during the weigh-ins.[13][14]
Event
[edit | edit source]Chihiro Imoto defeated Saya Ito by unanimous decision to win the Jewels Under-15 Amateur Kickboxing Tournament.
Misaki Takimoto defeated Yukiko Seki in the first Jewels Featherweight Queen GP semi-final and Naho Sugiyama defeated Kikuyo Ishikawa in the other. Sugiyama then defeated Takimoto by technical submission (armbar) in the tournament final to become the first Jewels featherweight queen champion.
In the main event, Ayaka Hamasaki defeated Seo Hee Ham by TKO (corner stoppage) after the first round when Ham was unable to continue due to a back injury.
Results
[edit | edit source]Opening card
[edit | edit source]- 1st opening fight: Jewels amateur kickboxing rules -48 kg, 2:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Mili Sasaki (Shobukai) vs. Japan Fuka Saito (Shakariki Dojo)
- Sasaki defeated Saito by majority decision (20-20, 20-19, 20-19).[1][15][16]
- 2nd opening fight: Jewels amateur rules, 4:00 x 1 round
Japan Yukari Yamaguchi (White Heart Karate Association) vs. Japan Nana Ichikawa (Freelance)
- 3rd opening fight: Jewels Under-15 Kickboxing Tournament final (-46 kg), Jewels amateur kickboxing rules, 2:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Chihiro Imoto (Kokushi Gym) vs. Japan Saya Ito (Shobukai)
Main card
[edit | edit source]- 1st match: Jewels official rules -54 kg bout, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Yuka Okumura (Soul Fighters Japan) vs. Japan Anna Saito (Fight Chix)
- 2nd match: Jewels official rules -48 kg bout, 5:00 x 2 rounds
United States Shino VanHoose (Paraestra Hachioji/Shobukai) vs. Japan Asami Higa (S-KEEP)
- 3rd match: Jewels Featherweight Queen GP 2011 semi-final A (-48 kg), Jewels official rules, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Misaki Takimoto (Zendokai Yokohama) vs. Japan Yukiko Seki (Fight Chix)
- 4th match: Jewels Featherweight Queen GP 2011 semi-final B (-48 kg), Jewels official rules, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Naho Sugiyama (Wajutsu Keishukai AKZA) vs. Japan Kikuyo Ishikawa (Reversal Gym Yokohama Ground Slam)
- 5th match: Jewels Featherweight Queen GP 2011 reserve bout (-48 kg), Jewels official rules, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Sachiko Yamamoto (Angura) vs. Japan Yasuko Tamada (AACC)
- 6th match: Jewels official rules -52 kg bout, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Emi Tomimatsu (Paraestra Matsudo) vs. Japan Rina Tomita (AACC)
- 7th match: Jewels kickboxing rules -49 kg bout, 2:00 x 3 rounds
Japan Mai (Kenshinjyuku) vs. Japan Miyako Mitsuhori (Y'ZD Gym)
- 8th match: Jewels kickboxing rules -52 kg bout, 2:00 x 3 rounds
Japan Miku Hayashi (Bungeling Bay Spirit) vs. Japan Kanomu Shisso (Team SO)
- 9th match: Jewels official rules -52 kg bout, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Emi Fujino (Wajutsu Keishukai GODS) vs. Norway Celine Haga (Team Hellboy Hansen)
- 10th match: Jewels official rules -52 kg bout, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Mei Yamaguchi (Freelance) vs. Japan Mika Nagano (Core)
- 11th match: Jewels Featherweight Queen GP 2011 final (-48 kg), Jewels official rules, 5:00 x 2 rounds
Japan Naho Sugiyama (Wajutsu Keishukai AKZA) vs. Japan Misaki Takimoto (Zendokai Yokohama)
- Sugiyama defeated Takimoto by technical submission (armbar) at 4:09 of round 1 to become Jewels featherweight queen champion.[1][15][16]
- 12th match: Jewels Lightweight Queen Championship (-52 kg), Jewels special rules, 5:00 x 3 rounds
Japan Ayaka Hamasaki (AACC) vs. South Korea Seo Hee Ham (CMA Korea/Busan Team M.A.D.)
- Hamasaki defeated Ham by TKO (corner stoppage) at 5:00 of round 1 to retain the Jewels lightweight queen championship.[1][15][16]
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External links
[edit | edit source]- Official results at Jewels official blog (in Japanese)
- Event results at Sherdog
- Event results at God Bless the Ring (in Japanese)
- Event results Archived 2012-05-03 at the Wayback Machine at Bout Review (in Japanese)