MMA

Ayaka WatanabeNabe-Aya (ナベアヤ)

Women's Super Atomweight (Shooto) · Japan · Shooto

Fighting style

Finisher-first: 3 of her 4 pro wins have come by strikes and 1 by rear-naked choke, while all three of her losses have gone to the scorecards against tougher, cross-promotion competition.

Signature

The rear-naked choke from the back — the finish she used to retain her title over Chiyo Takamoto in July 2026.

Record & stats

4Wins3Losses0Draws4Finishes
DivisionWomen's Super Atomweight (Shooto)
CategoriesMMA
PromotionShooto
NationalityJapan
BornAichi Prefecture, Japan
TeamAACC / IDEA Asakusa
Pro debut2020
Height157cm
Age29
KO rate100%
StatusActive

How the wins come

100% Finish rate
  • 3 KO/TKO · 75%
  • 1 Submission · 25%

Recent results

  • Wvs Chiyo Takamoto 🏆Watanabe def. Takamoto — submission (rear-naked choke), R3 — successful 1st title defensePro Shooto 2026 Vol.5 · Jul 20, 2026

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Titles & honors

  • Shooto World Women's Super Atomweight Champion (since May 2023, 1 successful defense)

Biography

Ayaka Watanabe is a 29-year-old women's super atomweight out of AACC / IDEA Asakusa, born June 14, 1997, in Aichi Prefecture (157cm). She turned pro in December 2020, opening her career with a first-round TKO win at Deep Jewels 31. Her early run outside Shooto was rockier — a third-round decision loss to Emi Fujino at Pancrase in October 2022 — before she made her Shooto debut in January 2023 with a second-round TKO of Mina Kurobe.

Four months later, in May 2023, Watanabe TKO'd SARAMI in round two to win the then-vacant Shooto World Women's Super Atomweight Championship — the third fighter to hold the title. She hasn't lost inside Shooto since, but she did drop two decisions outside the promotion: a split-decision loss to Manji at RIZIN LANDMARK 6 in October 2023, and a unanimous-decision loss to Park Bo-hyun at Shooto Colors Vol.3 in August 2024 — a defeat that was followed by roughly two years out of competition. Across all promotions she's 4-3 over 7 fights (3 wins by KO/TKO, 1 by submission, all three losses by decision); within Shooto specifically, she's 4-1.

Watanabe made her comeback on July 20, 2026, at PROFESSIONAL SHOOTO 2026 Vol.5 in Korakuen Hall — a card the promotion itself billed as her title defense headlining over Taiga Iwasaki's middleweight tournament final. Facing Chiyo Takamoto, who had earned the shot by winning the Infinity League 2025 Women's Super Atomweight tournament, "Nabe-Aya" took her opponent's back and finished with a rear-naked choke in round three at 2:41 — her first successful defense since winning the belt in 2023.

Fight history

  • WChiyo TakamotoW Sub (RNC) R3 2:41Jul 20, 2026 · PROFESSIONAL SHOOTO 2026 Vol.5 (1st successful title defense)
  • LPark Bo-hyunL UD 3Aug 3, 2024 · Shooto Colors Vol.3
  • LManjiL SD 3Oct 1, 2023 · RIZIN LANDMARK 6
  • WSARAMIW TKO R2 2:36May 21, 2023 · Shooto Colors Vol.1 (wins vacant Shooto World Women's Super Atomweight Championship)
  • WMina KurobeW TKO R2 2:29Jan 15, 2023 · PROFESSIONAL SHOOTO 2023 Vol.1 (Shooto debut)
  • LEmi FujinoL UD 3Oct 10, 2022 · NEO BLOOD! 2 (Pancrase)

FAQ

What is Ayaka Watanabe's MMA record?
As of July 2026 she's 4-3 across all promotions (7 fights) — 3 wins by KO/TKO, 1 by submission, and all three losses by decision. Within Shooto specifically, her record is 4-1.
Did Ayaka Watanabe successfully defend her title?
Yes. On July 20, 2026, she submitted Chiyo Takamoto with a third-round rear-naked choke — her first defense of the Shooto World Women's Super Atomweight Championship since winning it in 2023.
How long was Ayaka Watanabe out of competition before this fight?
Roughly two years. Her last fight before this comeback was an August 2024 decision loss to Park Bo-hyun at Shooto Colors Vol.3.
When did Ayaka Watanabe win her title?
She won the then-vacant Shooto World Women's Super Atomweight Championship in May 2023, TKO'ing SARAMI in round two at Shooto Colors Vol.1.