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* HilariousInHindsight: "{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
* MemeticLoser: For western fans, Kohsaka is known solely as the guy who defeated Fedor by a weird accident in some promotion and then went to take a beating from him in PRIDE, so they tend to assume he was just another Japanese tomato can. That Kohsaka went to the judges against Frank Shamrock, the Nogueira brothers, Randy Couture and Babalu, all in their primes and sometimes with Kohsaka carrying an injured knee, is usually ignored.
* MemeticLoser: For western fans, Kohsaka is known solely as the guy who defeated Fedor by a weird accident in some promotion and then went to take a beating from him in PRIDE, so they tend to assume he was just another Japanese tomato can. That Kohsaka went to the judges against Frank Shamrock, the Nogueira brothers, Randy Couture and Babalu, all in their primes and sometimes with Kohsaka carrying an injured knee, is usually ignored.
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* HilariousInHindsight: "{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
Kohsaka".[[note]]A very, very old meme had a caption of Kohsaka wearing hipster glasses and hat and stating "I beat Fedor before it was cool".[[/note]]
* MemeticLoser: For western fans, Kohsaka is known solely as the guy whodefeated "defeated" Fedor by a weird accident in some promotion and then went to take a beating from him in PRIDE, so they tend to assume he was just another Japanese tomato can. That Kohsaka went to the judges against Frank Shamrock, the Nogueira brothers, Randy Couture and Babalu, all in their primes and sometimes with Kohsaka carrying an injured knee, is usually ignored.ignored (or fully not known).
* MemeticLoser: For western fans, Kohsaka is known solely as the guy who
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* HolyShitQuotient: A rare non-high-flying variant in his 30 minutes match against Wrestling/KiyoshiTamura.
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* HilariousInHindsight: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
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* HilariousInHindsight: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} "{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
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* MemeticLoser: For western fans, Kohsaka is known solely as the guy who defeated Fedor by a weird accident in some promotion and then went to take a beating from him in PRIDE, so they tend to assume he was just another Japanese tomato can. That Kohsaka went to the judges against Frank Shamrock, the Nogueira brothers, Randy Couture and Babalu, all in their primes and sometimes with Kohsaka carrying an injured knee, is usually ignored.
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* HolyShitQuotient: A rare non-high-flying variant in his 30 minutes match against Kiyoshi Tamura.
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* HolyShitQuotient: A rare non-high-flying variant in his 30 minutes match against Kiyoshi Tamura.Wrestling/KiyoshiTamura.
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** Both his accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof was well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten remains until today. Even the writers reviewing the event at Black Belt Magazine seemed a bit weirded out with the refereeing of the fight.
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof was well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten remains until today. Even the writers reviewing the event at Black Belt Magazine seemed a bit weirded out with the refereeing of the fight.
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** Both his accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Frank Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that savedBas Rutten Creator/BasRutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof was well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten remains until today. Even the writers reviewing the event at Black Belt Magazine seemed a bit weirded out with the refereeing of the fight.
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Was TK trying to win at all costs again Hunt, or he was putting a show knowing that he would retire shortly after? Considering that he chose to trade strikes with the mighty kickboxer and rarely looked to grapple as it was his specialty, he perhaps wanted his last match to be a memorable effort.
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** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof was well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten remains until today. Even the writers reviewing the event at Black Belt magazine Magazine seemed a bit weirded out with the refereeing of the fight.
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* BrokenBase: Exactly, ''what'' in the heaven is the TK guard? Some people believe that it is some type of butterfly guard, while other people think of it as a modified half guard, or even a spider guard; others believe it is an entire system of positions to avoid ground and pound, and finally, others believe that the TK guard and the much better known TK scissors are one and the same.
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** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof is well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten is settled down. Even the writers at Black Belt magazine seemed a bit weirded out after the match had place.
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** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof is was well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten is settled down. remains until today. Even the writers reviewing the event at Black Belt magazine seemed a bit weirded out after with the match had place.refereeing of the fight.
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* NeverLiveItDown: Both his accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
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* NeverLiveItDown: NeverLiveItDown:
** Both his accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloodybeating.beating.
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof is well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten is settled down. Even the writers at Black Belt magazine seemed a bit weirded out after the match had place.
** Both his accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody
** This time more in Kohsaka's favor, few fans from the time will forget the unjustified referee standups that saved Bas Rutten from a clear decision loss against Kohsaka at UFC 18. The fact that Rutten was being pushed by UFC through the roof is well known, and the controversy surrounding the referee's attitude to protect Rutten is settled down. Even the writers at Black Belt magazine seemed a bit weirded out after the match had place.
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* HilariousInHindsight: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
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* MemeticMutation: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
* NeverLiveItDown: His accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
* NeverLiveItDown: His accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
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* HolyShitQuotient: A rare non-high-flying variant in his 30 minutes match against Kiyoshi Tamura.
* MemeticMutation: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
* NeverLiveItDown: His accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
* MemeticMutation: "UsefulNotes/{{Hipster}} [[http://i54.tinypic.com/2cwopk0.jpg Kohsaka]]".
* NeverLiveItDown: His accidental victory against Fedor and his late beatdown to Fedor's hands. Kohsaka could be better remembered in MMA story as the second ace of RINGS, or the man who pioneered cross-training along with Fran Shamrock and Maurice Smith, but nah, he will be ever remembered by an accidental elbow and a bloody beating.
