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Erika Kamimura
BornErika Kamimura
(1992-12-30) December 30, 1992 (age 26)
Tokyo, Japan
Native name神村江里加
Other namesThe Strongest Female High School Student
NationalityJapanese
Height1.58 m (5 ft 2 in)
Weight47.7 kg (105 lb)
DivisionMini-Flyweight
StyleKickboxing
StanceOrthodox
Fighting out ofTokyo, Japan
TeamTarget Gym
Years active2008–present

Kickboxing record
Total31
Wins28
By knockout15
Losses3

Other information
WebsiteOfficial blog

Erika Kamimura (神村 江里加, kamimura erika, also known in Japan as 神村 エリカ, Erika in Katakana) (born December 30, 1992, in Tokyo) is a professional Japanese kickboxer. She won the 2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup tournament. She is also the current Rise Queen champion, WBC World Women's Mini Flyweight champion, WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight champion, and is a former J-GIRLS Mini Flyweight champion.




Contents





  • 1 Kickboxing career


  • 2 Championships and accomplishments

    • 2.1 Titles



  • 3 Kickboxing and shoot boxing record


  • 4 Amateur Kickboxing record


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links




Kickboxing career


Having started Karate while she was in Junior High School, she started kickboxing in 2006 when she went to Yamato Dojo with her father.[1]


On February 4, 2007, Kamimura made her amateur debut and won by knockout.


On March 31, 2007, Kamimura beat the younger Madoka Jinnai by Unanimous Decision.


On February 11, 2008, Kamimura made her pro debut against Mika, winning by Decision at the age of 15.


On April 13, 2008, Kamimura was named the MVP of the J-Grow 20 Amateur Tournament with her victory over Madoka Jinnai.[2]


An initial match between Kamimura and Ai Takahashi was canceled after Takahashi injured her orbital bone in training. As a result, Kamimura was entered into the 2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup. Having defeated the 2009 and 2010 champion, Rena Kubota, in an exhibition match, Kamimura was a heavy favorite going in.[3] Kamimura won the tournament, finishing her first two opponents and defeating Seo Hee Ham in the final match by decision.[4]Rena Kubota, who fought on the same event but not in the tournament, announced at the event that she would be fighting Kamimura for the first ever Rise Queen title.


Rena defeated Kamimura by decision to win the Rise Queen title at Rise 85. The fight would have been ruled a draw but deducted points gave the match to Rena.[5][6]


At Rise 87, Kamimura defeated Yau~en Fan in 33 seconds by knockout.[7]


Kamimura faced Seo Hee Ham in a rematch at Rise 88 on June 2, 2012.[8] She defeated Ham by unanimous decision.[9] With the victory, plans are being made for a rematch with Rena.


Kamimura entered the 2012 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup on August 25, 2012. She was defeated by Lorena Klijn via unanimous decision in the opening round of the tournament.[10]


She next faced Lomar Lookboonmee for the vacant WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight (-47.7 kg/105 lb) Championship at RISE/M-1 ~Infinity~ in Tokyo on December 2, 2012.[11] Kamimura defeated Lookboonmee by knockout in the third round.[12][13]


Kamimura retained her WPMF title by defeating Churi Gothawynjim at M-FIGHT SUK WEERASAKRECK II Part.1 on June 16, 2013.[14]


Kamimura then faced off against J-Girls champion Momi for the vacant Rise Queen title at Rise 95 on September 13, 2013.[15] She defeated Momi by unanimous decision to become the new Rise Queen champion.[16][17]


In August, 2104 Kamimura retired from competition citing an unspecified incurable condition that was aggravated by the physical and mental stress of fighting. She maintains a normal life and continues to teach martial arts.



Championships and accomplishments



Titles


  • 2009 J-Girls Mini Flyweight champion

  • 2009 WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight champion

  • 2010 WMC World Women's Mini Flyweight champion

  • 2011 WBC World Women's Mini Flyweight champion

  • 2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup winner

  • 2012 WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight champion

  • 2013 Rise Queen champion


Kickboxing and shoot boxing record



Erika Kamimura kickboxing and shoot boxing record


28 wins (15 (T)KO's), 3 losses


































































































































































































































































DateResultOpponentEventMethodRoundTime
Record
2013-09-13Win
Japan Momi		Rise 95Decision (Unanimous)53:0028-3

Won vacant RISE Queen title.
2013-06-16Win
Thailand Churi Gothawynjim		M-FIGHT SUK WEERASAKRECK II Part.1TKO (Punches)11:4427-3

Defended WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight (-47.7kg/105lb) Championship.
2012-12-02Win
Thailand Lomar Lookboonmee		RISE/M-1 ~Infinity~KO (Right Straight)31:2126-3

Won vacant WPMF World Women's Mini Flyweight (-47.7kg/105lb) Championship.
2012-08-25Loss
Netherlands Lorena Klijn
2012 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup, QuarterfinalDecision (Unanimous)4 (Ex.1)2:0025-3
2012-06-02Win
South Korea Seo Hee Ham
Rise 88Decision (Unanimous)33:0025-2
2012-03-24Win
China Yau~en Fan		Rise 87KO (Left Straight)10:3324-2
2011-11-23Loss
Japan Rena Kubota
Rise 85 - Rise Heavyweight Tournament 2011Decision (Unanimous)53:0023-2

Fight was for first RISE Queen title.
2011-10-02Win
England Denise Mellor		WBC Muay Thai Japan - The Path to the World ChampionKO (Left Hook)11:4923-1

Won WBC Muay Thai Inaugural Mini-Flyweight title.
2011-08-19Win
South Korea Seo Hee Ham		2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup, FinalDecision (Unanimous)32:0022-1

Won 2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup title.
2011-08-19Win
Japan Miyo Yoshida		2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup, Semi-FinalTKO (2 Knockdowns, Left Hook)10:5021-1
2011-08-19Win
Japan Kanako Oka		2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup, QuarterfinalTKO (Punches)20:3120-1
2011-07-23Win
Netherlands Titiana van Polanen		Rise 80TKO (3 Knockdowns, Left Hook)12:0119-1
2011-06-04Win
Italy Silvia La Notte		Rise 78TKO (Doctor Stoppage)31:2018-1
2011-04-17Win
Thailand Tawan Por. Pramuk		Rise 76KO (Left Hook)10:2117-1
2010-12-30Win
Japan Chiharu
Sengoku Soul of FightTKO (Doctor Stoppage, Cut)20:3816-1
2010-11-14Win
Thailand Namuwan Shiddjanchai		M-1 FAIRTEX SINGHA BEER Muay Thai ChallengeKO (Right Hook to the Body)11:4815-1

Won WMC Women's Mini-Flyweight title.
2010-09-12Win
Thailand Nongnuen Soshiriwan		M-1 FAIRTEX SINGHA BEER Muay Thai ChallengeDecision (Unanimous)52:0014-1

Defended WPMF World Women's Mini-Flyweight title.
2010-07-25Win
Japan Motoe Abe		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Catch The Stone 9Decision (Unanimous)52:0013-1

Defended J-Girls Mini-Flyweight Title.
2010-05-16Win
South Korea Ho Seongbok		Rise 65KO (Left Straight)10:5812-1
2010-03-21Win
Thailand Tonta		M-1 FAIRTEX SINGHA BEER Muay Thai ChallengeDecision (Unanimous)33:0011-1
2009-12-20Loss
Japan Motoe Abe		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Final Stage 2009Decision (Unanimous)22:0010-1
2009-12-20Win
Thailand Neshian Por. Pramuk		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Final Stage 2009Decision (Unanimous)22:0010-0
2009-09-13Win
Thailand Payakuin Shitoniwato		M-1 FAIRTEX SINGHA BEER Muay Thai Challenge 2009 Yod Nak Suu vol.3Decision (Unanimous)32:009-0

Won WPMF World Women's Mini-Flyweight title.
2009-07-26Win
Japan Haru Tajima		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Champion Festival 2009Decision (Unanimous)52:008-0

Won J-Girls Mini-Flyweight Title.
2009-04-05Win
Japan Little Tiger		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Catch The Stone 2Decision (Unanimous)32:007-0
2009-01-18Win
Japan Shyoko Hayashida		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Catch The Stone 1Decision (Unanimous)32:006-0
2008-11-09Win
Japan Mai		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Final Stage 2008KO (Right High Kick)21:405-0
2008-09-07Win
Japan Miho		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Hurricane BattleTKO (3 Knockdowns, Right Middle Kick)21:414-0
2008-07-21Win
Japan Tomoko Kuramitsu		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Summer Kick CarnivalDecision (Unanimous)32:003-0
2008-05-25Win
Japan Yukiko Seki		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Ayame FestivalTKO (3 Knockdowns, Right Middle Kick)31:382-0
2008-02-11Win
Japan Mika		MARS 11 "2nd ANNIVERSARY"Decision (Unanimous)32:001-0


Legend:   Win
  Loss
  Draw/No contest
  Notes



Amateur Kickboxing record



Amateur Kickboxing Record


5 wins (3 (T)KO's), 1 loss, 1 Draw


































































DateResultOpponentEventMethodRoundTime
Record
2008-04-13Win
Japan Madoka Jinnai		J-NETWORK - J-GROW 20 Amateur TournamentDecision (Unanimous)21:005-1-1
2007-11-04Loss
Japan Madoka Jinnai		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Kazabana FestivalDecision (Unanimous)3 (Ex.1)1:304-1-1
2007-11-04Win
Japan Suzuna Nakamura		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Kazabana FestivalKO20:214-0-1
2007-05-20Draw
Japan Saki Yamada		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Women's Festival Final roundDraw (Unanimous)21:303-0-1
2007-04-15Win
Japan Madoka Jinnai		Tenku Kickboxing AssociationKO20:543-0
2007-03-31Win
Japan Madoka Jinnai		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Women's Festival 2nd RoundDecision (Unanimous)21:302-0
2007-02-04Win
Japan Itsuki Okamoto		J-NETWORK - J-GIRLS Women's Festival OpenerKO (Left Middle Kick)10:201-0


Legend:   Win
  Loss
  Draw/No contest
  Notes



References



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  2. ^ "(結果) J-NET 4.13 大森：湘南格闘の田島、左禅丸を16秒KO". Bout Review Japan. 2008-04-13.


  3. ^ "2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup Quarterfinals Announced". MMARising.com. 2011-08-08.


  4. ^ "Erika Kamimura Wins 2011 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup". MMARising.com. 2011-08-19.


  5. ^ "Rena Kubota Defeats Erika Kamimura In Rise 85 Rematch". MMARising.com. 2011-11-23.


  6. ^ "RISE 85 Recap and Analysis". LiverKick.com. 2011-11-25.


  7. ^ "RISE 87 Results: Yuki Defends Title, KENJI Wins, Kamimura, Komiyama, Uehara Score Quick Knockouts". LiverKick.com. 2012-03-24.


  8. ^ "Erika Kamimura vs Seo Hee Ham 2 Announced For Rise 88". MMARising.com. 2012-04-25. Retrieved 2012-04-25.


  9. ^ "Erika Kamimura Defeats Seo Hee Ham In Rise 88 Rematch". MMARising.com. 2012-06-03. Retrieved 2012-06-05.


  10. ^ "Rena Kubota Wins 2012 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup Tournament". MMARising.com. 2012-08-25. Retrieved 2012-08-25.


  11. ^ "RISE/M-1 ~Infinity~ Full Fight Card and Preview". LiverKick.com. 2012-11-28. Retrieved 2012-11-28.


  12. ^ "Erika Kamimura, Ai Takahashi Victorious At RISE/M-1MC: "Infinity"". MMARising.com. 2012-12-02. Retrieved 2012-12-02.


  13. ^ "【ライズ/M-1】吉本と山本がグローリーの刺客を撃退！水落と神村は世界タイトル奪取". eFight. 2012-12-03. Retrieved 2012-12-03.


  14. ^ "【M-FIGHT】世界5大タイトル戦で神村が秒殺KOで防衛". eFight. 2013-06-16. Retrieved 2013-06-17.


  15. ^ "Erika Kamimura Set To Face Momi In RISE Queen Title Fight". MMARising.com. 2013-07-23. Retrieved 2013-07-28.


  16. ^ "Weekend Recap: Erika Kamimura, Tessa Simpson Earn Big Wins". MMARising.com. 2013-09-16. Retrieved 2013-09-20.


  17. ^ "【ライズ】番狂わせ、12連勝の小宮山を一刀がストップ". eFight. 2013-09-13. Retrieved 2013-09-20.



External links



  • Shoot boxing profile (in Japanese)


  • J-Girls profile (in Japanese)


  • Target Gym profile (in Japanese)


  • Official Blog (old) (in Japanese)


  • Sengoku profile (in Japanese)


  • Official Blog (in Japanese)


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