About Namiki Kawahara
Born 1989. Namiki Kawahara is a mixed martial arts fighter.
Namiki Kawahara (, born 17 July 1989) is a Japanese mixed martial artist who competed in the Strawweight division of ONE Championship. He is the former DEEP Strawweight champion.
Mixed martial arts career Early career Kawahara made his professional debut at Pancrase Osaka on July 26, 2015, against Tsukasa Zenji. The fight ended in a draw, as neither fighter achieved a stoppage inside the time limit. He won his next fight against Tatsuki Ozaki, which was likewise contested under the Pancrase banner, by unanimous decision.
He moved briefly to DEEP, where he made his promotional debut against Icho Tomonaga at DEEP Osaka Impact 2016. He won the fight by TKO, after just 16 seconds. He next fought Magisa at DEEP Cage Impact 2016 in Osaka, and won the fight by an armbar in the second round.
Returning to Pancrase, Kawahara suffered his first professional loss to Takuya Goto, by split decision.
He rebounded from this loss with a first-round TKO of Noriyuki Takei at DEEP Osaka Impact. He was then scheduled to fight Yutaro Muramoto at DEEP Cage Impact 2017, whom he beat by a second-round TKO.
His next fight was against Yuya Kodama at DEEP 80. The fight ended in a no-contest, as Kawahara landed an accidental low blow which rendered Kodama unable to continue. His next fight against Yutaro Muramoto, at DEEP 85, ended in a majority draw.
Following this four-fight unbeaten streak, Kawahara was scheduled to fight Haruo Ochi at DEEP 88 for the DEEP Strawweight title. Ochi won the fight by unanimous decision.
After his failed title bid, Kawahara was scheduled to make his RIZIN debut at Rizin 16 - Kobe, when he was scheduled to fight Takaki Soya. Soya won the fight by a first-round TKO.
DEEP title reign Kawahara was scheduled to fight Jun Nakamura in a Pancrase and DEEP cross-promotional event, in a DEEP Strawweight title eliminator. Kawahara won the fight by a first-round TKO. After beating Nakamura, Kawahara was scheduled to once again challenge for the DEEP Strawweight title, in a rematch with Haruo Ochi. He beat Ochi by a second-round submission, locking in a rear-naked choke in the dying seconds of the second round. It was the highest profile victory of Kawahara's career up to that point.
Following his win against Haruo Ochi, and prior to signing with ONE Championship, Fight Matrix ranked him as the second best strawweight in the world.
ONE Championship Kawahara then made his ONE Championship debut at ONE Championship: Unbreakable, being scheduled to fight Lito Adiwang as a late notice replacement for Hexigetu. Adiwang won the fight by a second-round TKO.
Kawahara was booked to face Danial Williams at ONE 156 on April 22, 2022. He lost the fight by unanimous decision.
Championships and accomplishments Urijah Faber's A-1 Combat Strawweight Champion (One time, current) Cage Warriors Southeast CWSE Strawweight Champion (One time, current) DEEP DEEP Strawweight championship (One time, former)
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Mixed martial arts record Loss
An Tuan Ho Decision (unanimous) Urijah Faber's A1 Combat 36
Wheatland, California, United States Loss
Phumi Nkuta Decision (unanimous) Urijah Faber's A1 Combat 34
Wheatland, California, United States Loss
Elias Garcia Decision (split) Urijah Faber's A1 Combat 31
Long Beach, California, United States Win
Charlie Falco Decision (unanimous) Cage Warriors Academy South East 36
Colchester, England Loss
Haruo Ochi Submission (guillotine choke) DEEP Tokyo Impact 2024 3rd Round
Tokyo, Japan Win
Anthony Do Decision (unanimous) Urijah Faber's A1 Combat 19
Wheatland, California, United States Loss
Danial Williams Decision (unanimous) ONE 156
Kallang, Singapore Loss
Lito Adiwang KO (punch) ONE: Unbreakable
Kallang, Singapore Win
Haruo Ochi Submission (rear-naked choke) Deep 96 Impact
Tokyo, Japan Win
Jun Nakamura KO (punch) Deep & Pancrase: Osaka Tournament
Tokyo, Japan Loss
Takaki Soya KO (punch) Rizin 16 - Kobe
Kobe, Japan Loss
Haruo Ochi Decision (unanimous) Deep 88 Impact
Tokyo, Japan Draw
Yutaro Muramoto Draw (majority) Deep 85 Impact
Tokyo, Japan NC
Yuya Kodama NC (accidental groin kick) Deep 80 Impact
Tokyo, Japan Win
Yutaro Muramoto KO (knee and punches) Deep: Cage Impact 2017 in Korakuen Hall
Tokyo, Japan Win
Noriyuki Takei TKO (punches) Deep Osaka Impact 2017
Osaka, Japan Loss
Takuya Goto Decision (split) Pancrase Osaka
Osaka, Japan Win
Magisa Magisa Submission (armbar) Deep: Cage Impact 2016 in Osaka
Osaka, Japan Win
Icho Tomonaga TKO (punches) Deep Osaka Impact 2016
Osaka, Japan Win
Tatsuki Ozaki Decision (unanimous) Pancrase Osaka
Osaka, Japan
Amateur mixed martial arts record Win
Ryoma Uemura TKO (punches) JML Kansai 12
Osaka, Japan Win
Yuki Doi TKO (referee stoppage) JML Kansai 11
Osaka, Japan Win
Naoto Arimura TKO (referee stoppage) JML Kansai 11
Osaka, Japan
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