In her first fight back since leaving her long-time gym at AACC, former Rizin champion Ayaka Hamasaki scored a much-needed victory tonight at Deep Jewels 51 in Tokyo, Japan. The newly-freelance Hamasaki defeated Ye Ji Lee with a strong performance in the 49kg super atomweight main event.
Though she was not able to secure a finish, Hamasaki was still dominant throughout tonight’s headlining bout and left no doubt in the judges’ minds. In the co-main event, also at super atomweight, former interim strawweight champion Si Woo “Korean Queen Bee” Park stopped Saki Kitamura.
Deep Jewels closed out 2025 with its final event of the year tonight at New Pier Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Deep Jewels 51 was headlined by a super atomweight showdown between former Rizin champion Ayaka Hamasaki and Korean upset queen Ye Ji Lee, who sought another big victory.
Rizin FF Women’s Super Atomweight Champion Seika Izawa retained her title and sent a stern message to her likely next challenger tonight at Rizin Fighting Federation: “Landmark Vol. 12” in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan. Izawa defeated Saori “Little Giant” Oshima in tonight’s 49kg co-main event.
After recently leaving her long-time AACC team, Ayaka Hamasaki will seek a fresh start when she returns to competition on November 23rd at Deep Jewels 51 in Tokyo, Japan. Hamasaki is set to face Ye Ji Lee, who is coming off of a big upset win in May, in the 49kg super atomweight main event.
For the first time since July 2023, Rizin FF Women’s Super Atomweight Champion Seika Izawa is set to defend her title on November 3rd at Rizin Fighting Federation: “Landmark Vol. 12” in Kobe, Hyogo, Japan. Izawa faces Deep and Deep Jewels Microweight Champion Saori “Little Giant” Oshima.
Deep and Deep Jewels Microweight Champion Saori “Little Giant” Oshima halted a two-fight losing skid with an important victory tonight at Deep: “127 Impact” in Tokyo, Japan. Oshima defeated Moeri “Black Diamond” Suda for a second time in a rematch to potentially earn an atomweight title shot.
After narrowly coming up short in two prior interim title bids, Machi Fukuda at last captured championship gold tonight at Deep Jewels 50 in Tokyo, Japan. Fukuda avenged one of those past losses and edged out Si Woo “Korean Queen Bee” Park to become the new Deep Jewels Strawweight Champion.
Deep Jewels came to New Pier Hall in Tokyo, Japan tonight with a 12-bout, all-female card. Deep Jewels 50 was topped by an undisputed strawweight championship rematch between Si Woo “Korean Queen Bee” Park and Machi Fukuda, whom Park narrowly defeated in their May 2024 bout.