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Anyone else see her return to mma last night at WSOF?

 

I thought it was a quick stoppage BUT she has ridiculous power.

 

I remember hearing old boxing trainers say the one thing you can't teach is KO power,you either have it or you don't.

 

The fight was at 105 but Watanabe could have easily made 100

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Its great to see she is returning, I remember trying to find WMMA way back when and the J scene was all that existed really. Satoko Shinashi is another star from that era who has recently made a comeback. I'd love to see one of them climb back up to the top but their weight class is ruled by Hamasaki and I think she is on a whole different level.

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