Masaaki Satake | 佐竹雅昭 | Highlight Reel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- Masaaki Satake
Born: 17/08/1965
Height: 1.85 m (6'1")
Division: Heavyweight
Fighting Style: Seidokaikan & Kyokushin Karate
Kickboxing Record: ~22-12-5 (15 KOs)
MMA Record: 1-8-1 (1 KO)
Major Titles: Karate World Cup Champion, ISKA & UKF World Heavyweight Champion, WKA & KICK World Super Heavyweight Champion
After graduating from university, a young Masaaki Satake was offered a career in television but refused in favor of becoming a full-time martial artist. Within a few years, he was one of the most successful karateka in the world, eventually earning a dozen All-Japan tournament victories. His success attracted the interest of Master Kazuyoshi Ishii, the founder of the Seidokaikan organization. Ishii saw Satake as the perfect contender to fulfilling his dream of a Japanese heavyweight champion, and thus helped mold the fighter into the star of his karate company and later into a pioneer of his new kickboxing empire.
Whereas Satake had been a national sports figure as a karate competitor, he found international superstardom in the burgeoning K-1 organization. Matched against the very best strikers in the world, the so-called King of Monsters represented his style and country dynamically. From 1993 to 1999, he won a total of four world titles, two national tournaments and the 1993 Karate World Cup. In 1994, he reached the finals of the vaunted World Grand Prix.
Satake retired from kickboxing due to dissatisfaction with K-1 and his former teacher. He pursued an MMA career for the following two years, but remains best known for his exploits in stand-up martial arts. He now boasts a kickboxing record of approximately 22-12-5 with 15 knockout victories, and was the first Japanese heavyweight to hold a major world championship since 1979. He also held innumerable karate titles. Across his fighting career, he earned significant victories over Stan Longinidis, Branko Cikatic and Andy Hug, among others. Satake currently works as a human resource specialist and karate instructor.
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This video features matches against Ahmed Muhammad, Chris Blanner, Denis Podolyachin, Gary Sandland, Kimo Leopoldo, Kirkwood Walker, Masashi Suzuki, Yoji Anjo, Musashi, Sadakazu Kiyohara, Don Nakaya Nielsen, Toru Oishi, Jeff Hollins, Stan Longinidis, Branko Cikatic, Willie Williams, Peter Aerts, Gary Goodridge, Mike Bernardo, Dennis Lane, Rob Kaman, Andy Hug and Peter Oele.
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Music: Natural Born Killer - Dynazty • DYNAZTY - Natural Born...
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佐竹もカッコイイが曲がカッコイイ！
それが彼によく合っていると思いました。 楽しんでいただければ幸いです。
One of the fighters of seidokaikan that face many events against andy hug.
Saw a character inspired by him in a manga and been on a Masaaki Satake watching spree. Probably the greatest Japanese hw kickboxer not counting Musashi
You should also make a Hiromi Amada highlight, really great boxer and is my one of my favorite hw kickboxers oat
You're the second person to suggest this. I might just have to do it.
@@Ninjaman303Satake have balls of Steel it's rare in story have Good Fighters in Japan that are HW, Satake are insane he's Fighting Scary Golden Gloves Boxers like Gary without retreat.
@@Ninjaman303Satake have the Spirit of Kyokushin win or lose give 100% and win or die in a Battle like a Real man.
I don't know why most of his fights he was usually being defeated. At least I could check out of his highlights especially winning. Very good...
Thank you!
Though you can certainly find plenty of instances of him losing, Satake actually won most of his kickboxing bouts, and he was especially hard to defeat in karate. The one field where he had a losing record was in MMA, though he had more success under modified rules.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 Did he try to fight on MMA? In fact I didn't know about that. Does he have more winnings than losses on K-1?
Indeed! In regular MMA, he was 1-8-1. If we include the matches fought under custom rules, his record becomes at least 3-8-2.
He was 21-12-2 in K-1, but his complete kickboxing record is about 22-12-5. He also had a few matches under gloved karate rules, which are virtually the same as kickboxing, and he seemed to win all of those, too.
@@AHumanClaySatake lose to the the best Kickboxers in planet, I still consider with Musashi Two of the biggest Japanese Kickboxers in story of K1 even with the losses.
@@houseofmouseboxer490Everyone used Grappling in Pride F.C to beat him it's his Weakness even Guys like Igor or Rampage doesn’t want strike with Satake.
Glad you’re back Mousey! Amazing music selection too! Also why haven’t you uploaded on any of your other channels in 2 weeks?
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.
I was focusing exclusively on this highlight reel for the last week and purposely didn't let myself get sidetracked with uploads. I've exhausted my library and need to find new material, too.
@@houseofmouseboxer490 ah, i see, good luck on finding more footage.
この曲、カッコいいですね😊タイトル教えて下さい🙏
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ありがとうございます🙏探して買います😊
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