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Yoza secures victory in the Inner Circle 22 final in Bangkok after an intense fight
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Yoza secures victory in the Inner Circle 22 final in Bangkok after an intense fight

On July 17 in Bangkok, Yuki Yoza confirmed his MMA dominance by securing a unanimous decision victory over Ben Woolliss at The Inner Circle 22. An intense fight, driven by devastating kicks and precise boxing combinations, sealed his supremacy.

To remember:

  • Yoza wins the Inner Circle 22 final in Bangkok on July 17.
  • Victory by unanimous decision after a fight marked by powerful kicks and precise combinations.
  • Yoza confirms his place among the top fighters in his division.

On July 17, Yuki Yoza wrote another chapter in his MMA journey by dominating Ben Woolliss at The Inner Circle 22 in Bangkok. In a packed venue, the Japanese fighter delivered an impressive performance, earning a unanimous decision from the judges after three intense rounds.


From the opening minutes, Yoza set the pace, masterfully alternating spinning kicks and boxing combinations. His game plan was clear: use his mobility to evade Woolliss’s attacks while striking with precision. The Japanese fighter’s devastating kicks, particularly his low kicks and high kicks, left a lasting impression, while his boxing combinations overwhelmed his opponent’s defense.


The judges, in unanimous agreement, rewarded Yoza’s technical dominance, as he capitalized on every opening to inflict significant damage. Despite his efforts, Woolliss never managed to impose his style, overwhelmed by his opponent’s speed and precision. This result cements Yoza’s place among the top fighters in his division and hints at bright prospects for the rest of his career.

With this victory, Yoza proves once again that he is a formidable opponent on the international MMA scene.
Editor's Opinion
By Nakmen
Yoza vs Woolliss was pure spectacle, like a duel between Batman and a 90s ninja in a Street Fighter arena: elegant, precise, and a little too easy to read for Woolliss, who looked like he tried to box a moving wall. Yoza’s low kicks? A dream-crushing machine, like a T-Rex from Jurassic Park with insane kickboxing skills. Woolliss tried to ramp up the intensity, but Yoza stayed calm, like OSS117 facing a predictable enemy. Too bad there wasn’t more grudge—this was pure spectacle, but a little too "too easy" to thrill the chaos purists. Still, Yoza confirms: the king of flying feet, and the judges are right to love him. Well done, Japan, once again.
Article written by SkimAI
Reviewed and completed by Nakmen

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