Yoji Anjo

Fight History

Skill Breakdown

Charts are compiled based on results from 4 fights.

Record:	0-0-0
Summary:	Groundwork, striking

Fighter Info

Nickname:	Mr. 200%
From:	Suginami Tokyo, Japan USA
Age:	46
Height:	5' 11" ( 180 cm )
Weight:	198 lb ( 90 kg )

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Striking

Total Attempted Strikes

56% Successful

Types of Successful Strikes

89% Standing

11%

Striking Defense

The percentage of total strikes avoided

Grappling

Total Takedowns

0% Successful

Grappling Totals by Type

Subm.

Passes

Sweeps

Takedown Defense

The percentage of total takedowns avoided

Result	Fighters	Event	Str	TD	Sub	Pass	Method	Replay
Loss	Ryan Gracie	PRIDE Shockwave 2004 Dec 31, 2004	19	2	1	6	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch
Loss	Yoji Anjo	PRIDE Shockwave 2004 Dec 31, 2004	0	0	0	0	R1 Submission	Ways To Watch

Loss	Matt Lindland	UFC® 29: Defense Of The Belts Dec 16, 2000	17	0	0	1	R1 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch
Loss	Yoji Anjo	UFC® 29: Defense Of The Belts Dec 16, 2000	0	0	0	0	R1 KO/TKO	Ways To Watch

Loss	Murilo Bustamante	UFC® 25: Ultimate Japan 3 Apr 14, 2000	11	4	1	7	R2 Submission	Ways To Watch
Loss	Yoji Anjo	UFC® 25: Ultimate Japan 3 Apr 14, 2000	0	0	0	0	R2 Submission	Ways To Watch

Loss	Tank Abbott	UFC - Ultimate Japan Dec 21, 1997	13	3	0	1	R2 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch
Loss	Yoji Anjo	UFC - Ultimate Japan Dec 21, 1997	9	0	1	0	R2 Decision - Unanimous	Ways To Watch

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Biography

Training Style

Anjo trains for two to three hours every day.

UFC History

At UFCJ 1 Ultimate Japan, Anjo lost a unanimous decision to David “Tank” Abbott. At UFC 25 Anjo lost by side choke (arm triangle) to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu stylist Murillo Bustamante in 0:31 seconds of round 2. Anjo is 0 and 3 in the UFC

More Information

Anjo started as a pro wrestler in 1985 for the UWF. He wrestled for new Japan Pro-Wrestling from 1986-88. He wrestled for the second UWF 1988-1991 and has also worked for UWFI and Kingdom. In 1994 Anjo fought Rickson Gracie in a dojo challenge match and was defeated in about three minutes. After the Rickson fight Anjo continued to try to improve his fighting skills. In 1996 Anjo lost to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter Sean Alvarez at the U-Japan (not affiliated with the UFC) show. Anjo tapped out from punches in 34:26. In 1998 Anjo started training intensively in kickboxing and competed in K1 going to a draw with Duncan James. He returned to K1 in 1999 beating Tom Glanville and losing to Musashi.

Career

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