Kisa Miyake defeated Raio Endo by decision in a PANCRASE featherweight match. Miyake had previously announced his retirement after a loss to Ryo Takagi at RIZIN but has now returned to competition. Miyake dominated all aspects of the fight to secure the victory.
Kisa Miyake made a successful comeback from retirement on May 31, defeating Raio Endo by decision in a featherweight bout at PANCRASE, signaling that his time away from competition was short-lived.
Miyake had previously stepped away from the sport following a loss to Ryo Takagi at RIZIN, announcing his retirement in the aftermath of that defeat. His return to the PANCRASE cage put those plans firmly to rest, and he wasted little time reminding the featherweight division of his capabilities. By all accounts, Miyake was dominant across every facet of the contest, leaving the judges with little difficulty in rendering their verdict.
Detailed fighter data for both Miyake and Endo was not available at the time of publication, limiting the statistical context that can be provided around the matchup.
Why it matters
- Miyake's dominant showing in his comeback suggests he remains a credible presence in the featherweight division despite his time away.
- The victory at PANCRASE could open doors to further opportunities in Japanese MMA, including a potential return to RIZIN where his retirement was prompted.
- Endo's standing in the featherweight picture following the loss will be worth monitoring as both men chart their next steps.
