
Fight: Miyashita vs. Katayama
Main Info
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Forms
Nationality
Japan
Japan
Age
(1981-07-20) 45
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Weight
(61 kg) 135 lbs
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Height
(171 cm) 5′7″
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Reach
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Win-Loss Records
Wins
10
6
Losses
8
4
Past Opponents
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Frequently Asked Questions About Miyashita vs. Katayama
Which event are Tomoya Miyashita and Shin Katayama fighting in?
They are set to face each other in Zst - Battle Hazard 2.When is the Tomoya Miyashita vs. Shin Katayama fight?
The fight is scheduled to take place on September 10, 2005At what time does the Tomoya Miyashita vs. Shin Katayama fight start?
The fight is set to start at 24:00 GMT.What are the nationalities of Tomoya Miyashita and Shin Katayama?
Tomoya Miyashita represents Japan, and Shin Katayama represents Japan.