Kyosuke Takami: A Nasty Kogarashi Blows From Tokyo Bay-Hajōtsui The Light Flyweight Tāminētā.

Kyosuke Takami born April 5th 2002 is a 5'5 1/2 Light Flyweight with 10-0 8 KOs record. Born in and fighting out of Tokyo, Japan. A few months ago, when highly touted Puerto Rican whiz kid Erick Rosa was scheduled to defend his title against a relatively unknown Japanese fighter, I initially didn't pay it much attention. Assuming it would be a random by the numbers defense. Then the day of, I decided to give Takami a watch, and within seconds I knew Rosa was ****ed and ****ed brutally. I immediately switched to Takami KO. The bell sounded, he did exactly what I expected he would, which is walk down and batter poor Rosa absolutely senseless, doling out a character alering sustained beating, winning literally every second of the match stopping him in the 10th round. eating the top guy i the division without breaking a sweat. Pretty much like a hajōtsui (the nickname I chose for him) which means battering ram in Japanese. He's no frills, no fancy stuff, just sheer brutality. He cuts the ring of quite well, brings suffocating pressure, always just out of range, but uses his long arms to his advantage, pulzering his opponents with long one twos. He has a scary cam and calculating demeanor, is naturally heavy handed and closes the distance with relative ease and a switch hitter. This kid is a problem, not just for Light Fly, but Flyweight as well! Kyokuchi Genno Smash!



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Takami vs. Tuolehazi

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Takami vs. Horikawa

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Takami vs. Davidas

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Takami vs. Alicaba

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Takami vs. Dante

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Crappily narrated highlights of the Rosa beatdown.

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Takami takes on Rene Santiago, who just upset Iwata on the undercard of Olascuaga vs. Kuwahara on Dec. 17th.