RIZIN LANDMARK 14 in Sendai Features Flyweight Title Match, Eight-Fight Card
The event marks RIZIN's debut in the Tohoku region and continues the promotion's monthly event schedule for 2026, with future stops in Hiroshima, Tokyo, and Osaka.
Key Facts
- RIZIN held its first event in the Tohoku region on June 6 at Xebio Arena Sendai.
- The main card features a flyweight title match between champion Hiromasa Ougikubo and challenger Makoto Shinryu, both from Tohoku.
- Three of the eight bouts were changed to catchweight after weigh-in misses.
- The card includes Yuki Motoya vs. Tony Laramie and Ryo Sakai vs. Kikenjin for a spot in the RIZIN Heavyweight Grand Prix.
- Results are updating live.
Reporting from 1 source: KAI-YOU.
RIZIN held its first event in the Tohoku region on June 6 at Xebio Arena Sendai, headlined by a flyweight title match between champion Hiromasa Ougikubo and challenger Makoto Shinryu. The eight-fight card includes three bouts changed to catchweight due to weigh-in misses. Results are being updated in real time.
RIZIN held its first Tohoku-region event on June 6 at Xebio Arena Sendai. The main card features a flyweight title match between champion Hiromasa Ougikubo and challenger Makoto Shinryu, both from Tohoku. Three of the eight bouts were changed to catchweight after weigh-in misses. The card also includes Yuki Motoya vs. Tony Laramie and Ryo Sakai vs. Kikenjin for a spot in the RIZIN Heavyweight Grand Prix. Results are updating live.
- Koki Akada vs. Seiya Inoue: Bantamweight, 61.0kg
- Naoki vs. Kaisei Kuroi: Featherweight, 66.0kg
- Daichi Tomizawa vs. Rui Kato: Flyweight, 57.0kg
- Yusuke Yachi vs. ISAO: Lightweight, 71.0kg
- "Black Panther" Beinoah vs. Bilal Haga: Changed to catchweight (71.10kg) due to Haga's weight miss
- Ryo Sakai vs. Kikenjin: Changed to catchweight (121.20kg) due to Kikenjin's weight miss
- Yuki Motoya vs. Tony Laramie: Changed to catchweight (59.0kg) due to Laramie's physical condition
- Hiromasa Ougikubo vs. Makoto Shinryu: Flyweight title match, 57.0kg
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.