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Takanori Gomi : ウィキペディア英語版
Takanori Gomi

, is a Japanese professional mixed martial artist who gained international fame in the Japan-based organization, PRIDE Fighting Championships. Later in his career Gomi also competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Gomi was the first and only PRIDE Lightweight Champion in the organization's history. He became the PRIDE 2005 Lightweight Grand Prix Winner at PRIDE Shockwave 2005, thus winning every Lightweight accolade put forth by PRIDE Fighting Championships. Gomi also held a record twelve-fight winning streak in Shooto, where he was a former Shooto Lightweight Champion, as well as a four-time All-Japan Combat Wrestling Champion.
Nicknamed The Fireball Kid, Gomi held a record ten-fight winning streak, spanning 2004 to 2006 in PRIDE Fighting Championships (the longest in the organization's history). Gomi defeated Tatsuya Kawajiri (voted PRIDE FC's Fight of the Year), Luiz Azeredo, and Hayato Sakurai en route to becoming the PRIDE 2005 Lightweight Grand Prix Winner, after which he was awarded the PRIDE Lightweight Championship. At PRIDE Bushido 13, Gomi successfully defended the title (against Marcus Aurélio), becoming the only Lightweight to do so.
Throughout both his record-breaking PRIDE and Shooto championship reigns, Gomi was considered to be the top Lightweight fighter in the world.〔http://www.sherdog.com/stats/powerratings/upr-fighter-alltime〕 Due to his domination of PRIDE Fighting Championships's Lightweight division, Gomi is regarded as one of the greatest Lightweight combatants in the history of the sport.
==Biography==
Gomi was born in Kanagawa, Japan in 1978 and started boxing at Sagamihara Yonekura Gym in 1994 while he was attending Kanagawa Prefectural Aikawa Higashi Junior High School. Gomi was athletic and the pitcher of the school's baseball team, but dropped out of high school in 1996 when he failed to pass on to the next grade. This caused an argument between Gomi and his father who disowned him as a result of the incident. Gomi then went on to learn freestyle wrestling and catch wrestling at Kiguchi Dojo and competed in many wrestling tournaments throughout Japan, the pinnacle of his grappling career being his four All-Japan Combat Wrestling championships, in which he defeated a number of the nation's top grapplers, future opponent Mitsuhiro Ishida amongst them.

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