Moving On
May 10, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan
Korakuen Hall drawing 2,300
- Kiyoshi Tamura beat Masahito Kakihara (14:16) via submission.
- Yoji Anjoh & Yuko Miyato beat Kazuo Yamazaki & Tatsuo Nakano (22:57) when Anjoh KO Yamazaki.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat Tom Burton (10:46) via submission.
Note: This was the first UWFI show.
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Moving On II
June 6, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan
Korakuen Hall drawing 2,400
- Makoto Ohe drew Rudy Lovato (5th) in a "kickboxing" match.
- Kiyoshi Tamura beat Tom Burton (9:08) via submission.
- Kazuo Yamazaki TKO Yuko Miyato (11:00).
- Tatsuo Nakano beat Yoji Anjoh (15:12) via submission.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat JT Southern (7:04) via submission.
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Moving On III
July 3, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan
Korakuen Hall drawing 2,200
- Tom Burton pinned Yuko Miyato (7:56).
- Yoji Anjoh beat Kiyoshi Tamura (17:35) via submission.
- Kazuo Yamazaki beat JT Southern (10:20) via submission.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat Tatsuo Nakano (13:00) via submission.
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Moving On IV
July 30, 1991 in Fukuoka, Japan
Hakata Star Lanes drawing 2,000
- Makoto Ohe KO Juan Arellano (2nd - 1:37) in a "kickboxing" match.
- Yuko Miyato beat Tatsuo Nakano (9:41) via submission.
- Kazuo Yamazaki beat Billy Scott via submission.
- Yoji Anjoh & Jim Boss beat Nobuhiko Takada & Kiyoshi Tamura (31:02) when Anjoh forced Tamura to submit.
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Moving On V
August 24, 1991 in Shizuoka, Japan
Industrial Hall drawing 4,300
- Makoto Ohe beat Merv Wihnon (5th) via decision in a "kickboxing" match.
- Kiyoshi Tamura beat Yuko Miyato (9:42) via sleeperhold.
- Gary Albright KO Yoji Anjoh (7:29).
- Kazuo Yamazaki & Tatsuo Nakano beat Nobuhiko Takada & Billy Scott (28:09) when Yamazaki forced Scott to submit.
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Moving On VI
September 26, 1991 in Sapporo, Japan
Nakajima Sports Center drawing 5,100 Fans
- Makoto Ohe vs. Raphael Aguilera in a "kickboxing" match.
- Kiyoshi Tamura beat Tatsuo Nakano (11:21) via submission.
- Gary Albright KO Yuko Miyato (2:26).
- Kazuo Yamazaki beat Yoji Anjoh (11:49) via submission.
- Nobuhiko Takada KO Bob Backlund (1:15).
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Moving On VII
October 6, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan
Korakuen Hall drawing 2,550
- Makoto Ohe KO Sakuchai Sakuwitaya (1st - 1:57) in a "kickboxing" match.
- Kiyoshi Tamura & Yuko Miyato beat Tatsuo Nakano & Tom Burton (8:48) when Tamura forced Burton to submit.
- Billy Scott beat Yoji Anjoh (11:29) via submission.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat Kazuo Yamazaki (16:45) via submission.
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Moving On VIII
November 7, 1991 in Osaka, Japan
Furitsu Gym drawing 6,200
- David Cummings KO Makoto Ohe (1st - 1:25) in a "kickboxing" match.
- Yoji Anjoh & Tom Burton beat Yuko Miyato & Kiyoshi Tamura (20:44) when Anjoh forced Tamura to submit.
- Gary Albright beat Tatsuo Nakano (6:56) via sleeperhold.
- Kazuo Yamazaki beat Billy Scott (20:17) via submission.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat Bob Backlund (16:42) via submission.
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Best in the World Decision Match
December 22, 1991 in Tokyo, Japan
Sumo Hall drawing 11,000 ($750,000)
- Marakazu Maeda drew Hiromitsu Kanehara (15:00).
- Vince Ross KO Makoto Ohe (2nd - 2:52) in a "kickboxing" match.
- Masahito Kakihara KO Jim Boss (4:03).
- Yuki Miyato beat Tom Burton (7:50) via submission.
- Gary Albright KO Kiyoshi Tamura (5:26).
- Bob Backlund beat Yoji Anjoh (11:26) via submission.
- Kazuo Yamazaki beat Tatsuo Nakano (13:23) via submission.
- Billy Scott beat James Warring (10th) via split decision in a "wrestler vs. boxer" match. Warring was supposed to win a close match via decision, but Scott dominated the match.
- Nobuhiko Takada beat Trevor Berbick (1st - 2:52) via countout in a "wrestler vs. boxer" match. Berbick left the ring after taking several kicks to the leg. He claimed that the rules stated that no kicks below the waist were to be allowed. When Berbick complained to the referee, it appears the referee agreed, but did nothing to prevent more kicks to the leg. Company officials claimed that the match was under normal UWFI rules.
Note: UWFI claims that lawyers for Warring and Berbick held-up the company for extra money just before their fights. If true, this explains the double crosses in those two matches. However, it's also possible this is a cover story and the double crosses were planned all along.
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