Two weeks ago, K-1 KRUSH FIGHT 104 took over the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan with a title fight doubleheader. Now, they return to that same venue for K-1 KRUSH FIGHT 105, this time topped by a single title bout.
In the main event, Saikyo Yuma (6-1) looked to defend his super featherweight championship against a top-ranked contender in the form of Leona Petta (24-5-1). In the co-main event, a lightweight tournament semi-final fight between Fumiya Osawa (24-16-3) and Wang Zhiwei (31-11) of China.
Though not as stacked as previous K-1 KRUSH FIGHT events, this kickboxing event is rounded out quite well still with the inclusion of the likes of Namito Izawa (29-10-2). Kazuki Yamagiwa (29-11-4), and Satomi Yuzuki (12-7-1).
Check out the full K-1 KRUSH FIGHT 105 results below, as well as previous K-1 KRUSH results here.
-60kg Super Featherweight Championship:
Leona Pettas def. Saikyo Yuma via Majority Decision (29-28, 29-29, 30-28)
* New Champion
-62.5kg Lightweight Tournament Semi-Final:
Fumiya Osawa def. Wang Zhiwei via DQ in Round 1
-62.5kg Lightweight:
Takumi Yokoyama def. Satomi Yuzuki via KO (Body Punch) at 2:47 of Round 1
-60kg Super Featherweight:
Nishimoto Narufumi def. Yutaka via KO (Headkick) at 1:52 of Round 1
-57.5kg Featherweight:
Namito Izawa def. Naoki Takahashi via Ex. Round Unanimous Decision (10-8×3)
-65kg Super Lightweight:
Atsuto Matsumoto def. Kazuki Yamagiwa via Ex. Round Unanimous Decision (10-9×3)
-65kg Super Lightweight:
Hikaru Terashima def. Ryota Suto via TKO (Punches, 3 Downs) at 1:59 of Round 1
-62.5kg Lightweight:
Kazumasa Sekikawa def. Yuki Takeuchi via KO (Right Hook) at 0:41 of Round 1
-57.5kg Featherweight:
Genki Adachi def. Masafumi Kurasaki via Split Decision (30-29, 29-30, 30-29)
-57.5kg Featherweight: [PRELIM]
Kazumasa Ashikaga def. Yoshifumi Fujita via KO (Straight Right) at 2:19 of Round 3
-53kg Bantamweight: [PRELIM]
Kazuki Fujita def. Rikiya Suzuki via Majority Decision (30-29×2, 29-29)
Highlights via the fantastic @Beyond_Kick!
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— Beyond Kickboxing (@Beyond_Kick) September 16, 2019