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Sato left the Takada Dojo with Sakuraba in April 2006, and was one of the initial members of the gym Laughter7 that was founded by Sakuraba in September 2007.[4]Sato made his professional MMA debut in December 2004 when he fought and won three times in the Deep 2004 Future King tournament.  Over the next five years, he fought in several organizations in Japan including Cage Force, Demolition, K-1 Hero’s, Pancrase and Sengoku, where he faced Joe Doerksen at Sengoku 10.In 2009 and 2010, Sato fought against Izuru Takeuchi and Yuki Kondo for the Pancrase middleweight championship, resulting in a draw and loss respectively. A year later in 2011, he faced Kengo Ura for the title again and won.  He successfully defended the belt six times before joining the Ultimate Fighting Championship.Ultimate Fighting Championship[edit]Sato made his UFC debut against Erick Silva on February 15, 2014 at UFC Fight Night 36, replacing an injured Nate Loughran.[5] He lost the fight via TKO early in the first round.Sato faced Hyun Gyu Lim on September 20, 2014 at UFC Fight Night 52.[6] He lost the fight via TKO in the first round and was subsequently released from the organization.Championships and accomplishments[edit]Mixed martial artsPancraseDeepDeep 2004 \u201382\u00a0kg class Future King tournament winnerMixed martial arts record[edit]Professional record breakdown40\u00a0matches19 wins12 lossesBy knockout37By submission80By decision85Draws7No contests2Res.RecordOpponentMethodEventDateRoundTimeLocationNotesLoss19\u201312\u20137 (2)Arman TsarukyanDecision (unanimous)MFP 214 – Governor’s Cup 2017December 2, 201735:00Khabarovsk, RussiaNC19\u201311\u20137 (2)Sung Chan HongNC (accidental kick to the groin)TFC 15 – Top FC 15July 22, 20175N\/ASeoul, South KoreaNC19\u201311\u20137 (1)Sung Chan HongNC (kick to the groin)TFC 12 – Top FC 12September 11, 20161N\/ASeoul, South KoreaWin19\u201311\u20137Kyung Soo ParkSubmission (armbar)Kunlun Fight – Cage Fight Series 5 \/ Top FC 11May 22, 201611:30Seoul, South KoreaLoss18\u201311\u20137Han Seul KimDecision (unanimous)TOP FC 10March 19, 201635:00Seoul, South KoreaWin18\u201310\u20137Chad ReinerSubmission (armlock)PRO Fighting 10May 9, 201512:20Taipei, TaiwanLoss17\u201310\u20137Hyun Gyu LimTKO (elbows)UFC Fight Night: Hunt vs. NelsonSeptember 20, 201411:18Saitama, JapanLoss17\u20139\u20137Erick SilvaTKO (punches)UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. MousasiFebruary 15, 201410:52Jaragu\u00e1 do Sul, BrazilWin17\u20138\u20137Islam GalayevSubmission (kimura)Deep: Tribe Tokyo FightOctober 20, 201322:08Tokyo, JapanWin16\u20138\u20137Shingo SuzukiSubmission (keylock)Pancrase: 247May 19, 201332:36Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleDraw15\u20138\u20137Akihiro MurayamaDraw (unanimous)Pancrase: 246March 17, 201335:00Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleWin15\u20138\u20136Keiichiro YamamiyaDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Progress Tour 10September 1, 201235:00Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleWin14\u20138\u20136Kiichi KunimotoDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Progress Tour 3March 11, 201235:00Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleDraw13\u20138\u20136Eiji IshikawaDraw (split)Pancrase: Impressive Tour 10October 2, 201135:00Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleWin13\u20138\u20135Sojiro OruiDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Impressive Tour 5June 5, 201135:00Tokyo, JapanDefended the Welterweight King of Pancrase titleWin12\u20138\u20135Kengo UraTechnical Submission (kimura)Pancrase: Impressive Tour 1February 6, 201114:40Tokyo, JapanWon the Welterweight King of Pancrase title[3]Win11\u20138\u20135Shingo SuzukiDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Passion Tour 11December 5, 201035:00Tokyo, JapanWin10\u20138\u20135Yuta NakamuraSubmission (kimura)Pancrase: Passion Tour 9October 3, 201020:34Tokyo, JapanLoss9\u20138\u20135Keiichiro YamamiyaDecision (majority)Pancrase: Passion Tour 3April 4, 201025:00Tokyo, JapanWelterweight debutLoss9\u20137\u20135Yuki KondoDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Passion Tour 1February 7, 201035:00Tokyo, JapanFor the Interim Middleweight King of Pancrase titleLoss9\u20136\u20135Joe DoerksenTKO (punches)World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 10September 23, 200924:27Saitama, JapanDraw9\u20135\u20135Izuru TakeuchiDrawPancrase: Changing Tour 4August 8, 200935:00Tokyo, JapanFor the Middleweight King of Pancrase titleWin9\u20135\u20134Hoon KimSubmission (armbar)Pancrase: Changing Tour 3June 7, 200914:26Tokyo, JapanWin8\u20135\u20134Ichiro KanaiDecision (majority)Pancrase: Changing Tour 2April 5, 200925:00Tokyo, JapanWin7\u20135\u20134Rikuhei FujiiDecision (unanimous)Cage Force EX Eastern BoundNovember 8, 200835:00Tokyo, JapanWin6\u20135\u20134Yuji HisamatsuDecision (unanimous)Pancrase: Shining 8October 1, 200825:00Tokyo, JapanLoss5\u20135\u20134Young ChoiDecision (majority)Deep: 36 ImpactJuly 27, 200825:00Osaka, JapanDraw5\u20134\u20134Masahiro ToryuDrawPancrase: Shining 2March 26, 200825:00Tokyo, JapanLoss5\u20134\u20133Yukiya NaitoTKO (doctor stoppage)Cage Force 5December 1, 200714:45Tokyo, JapanWin5\u20133\u20133Kenji NagaiSubmission (armbar)K-1 HERO’s: Tournament FinalSeptember 17, 200712:46Kanagawa, JapanDraw4\u20133\u20133Yuji HisamatsuDrawCage Force 3June 9, 200725:00Tokyo, JapanLoss4\u20133\u20132Yusaku TsukumoKO (punch)DemolitionDecember 10, 200620:18Tokyo, JapanDraw4\u20132\u20132Tetsuo SetoDrawDemolitionJuly 30, 200625:00Tokyo, JapanDraw4\u20132\u20131Ken HamamuraDrawDeep: 20th ImpactSeptember 3, 200525:00Tokyo, JapanLoss4\u20132Ken HamamuraTKO (punches)Deep: clubDeep Toyama: Barbarian Festival 2May 15, 200510:21Toyama, JapanWin4\u20131Marlon MedeirosTKO (punches)Deep: Hero 1April 17, 200514:21Aichi, JapanLoss3\u20131Kosuke UmedaTKO (corner stoppage)Deep: 18th ImpactFebruary 12, 200510:35Tokyo, JapanWin3\u20130Moriyuki YamadaDecision (unanimous)Deep: 17th ImpactDecember 18, 200425:00Tokyo, JapanDeep 2004 Future King tournament finalWin2\u20130Ryo NakajimaTKO (punches)Deep: 17th ImpactDecember 18, 200422:03Tokyo, JapanDeep 2004 Future King tournament semifinalWin1\u20130Shichi MaruSubmission (Flying Keylock)Deep: 17th ImpactDecember 18, 200421:00Tokyo, JapanDeep 2004 Future King tournament quarterfinalReferences[edit]External links[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki40\/takenori-sato-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Takenori Sato – Wikipedia"}}]}]