Johil de Oliveira (born August 7, 1969) is a Brazilian former professional

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veteran fighter,

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practitioner and referee who has competed in Japan's Pride Fighting Championships and Brazilian-based organizations such as World Vale Tudo Championship (WVC),

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, UVF, BVF, Bitetti Combat and International ones such as

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and Cage Rage. Nicknamed "''Samurai do Fogo''" (

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for "Fire Samurai"), he has been one of the major supporters of

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and

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wide, alongside

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and Hugo Duarte.

Mixed martial arts career

Early career

de Oliveira made his MMA debut in 1994 during the first edition of Gaisei Challenge Vale Tudo in Rio de Janeiro, with a submission win over Paulo de Jesus. In his next bout he faced Carlson Gracie protege, Crezio de Souza at Duelo de Titas in Rio de Janeiro, despite nearly knocking de Souza out, he lost via submission in the first round. After this setback, de Oliveira began establishing his reputation as a top Brazilian fighter by winning two one-night tournaments, ''BVF 2'' and ''BVF 6''. He won four of these matches by Submission (combat sports). He made his lone

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fighting appearance, fighting to a draw against John Lewis during the third Extreme Fighting Event and had his first fight in Japan against S.A.W. Black Belt, Akira Nagase, winning, despite breaking his hand, via TKO between rounds when the ring-side physician determined Nagase unable to continue. During this period he fought and won Super-Fights in Universal Vale Tudo. He entered World Vale Tudo Championship 4 one-night tournament, as an alternate, defeating Koji Lierman via

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, and stepping as a replacement in the semi-finals against the then undefeated Jose Landi-Jons, better known as Pelé, due to Rick Lucero withdrawing from his fight due to a broken jaw. Despite being lighter than his opponent, de Oliveira took Landi-Jones down, and delivered heavy

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from inside his opponents

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bloodying him with multiple kind of strikes, specially with

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, delivering a record of 98 headbutts during the bout. This situation prolonged itself for the entire duration of the fight, with Landi-Jones trying armlocks, strikes from the bottom and attempting to stand up to use his trademark Muay Thai, but de Oliveira avoided and prevented those things and kept delivering punishment, after 30 minutes of fighting, the judges decision was given to de Oliveira, giving Landi-Jons his first defeat. However, he then withdrew from his next fight with teammate Marcelo Aguiar before it began due to the injuries he received in his previous bout. In spite of that, he was ranked as the number one

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for a period of time by Brazilian Magazine ''Tatame''.

International Vale Tudo Championship

After enjoying success at World Vale Tudo Championship, de Oliveira became a part of the roster of

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, fighting and defeating Brazilian fighter Joao Bosco via TKO in the first Round and also becoming the IVC Super-Fight Champion. Attempting to continuing his success, de Oliveira faced

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protege and Brazilian jiu-jitsu Black Belt,

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to become the second IVC Super Fight Champion, at IVC 3. Early in the bout Ismail took de Oliveira down, and managed to hold him down for the entire duration of the bout, until defeating de Oliveira via strikes in the first round, snapping his ten fight unbeaten streak. Following the defeat to Ismail, de Oliveira entered the 8 man Torunament that was held at IVC 5, facing against American Wrestler and

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coach, Darrel Gholar in the quarter finals, managing to get the Unanimous Decision after a grueling and bloody bout that went the entire 30 minute duration. Having to step out from his following bout against Milton Bahia, due having broken his foot during his previous bout. His final appearance in IVC, was a Lightweight Championship Bout against rival Jose Landi Jons. Attempting to repeat the same feat of his previous bout against Landi-Jons, de Oliveira took Landi-Jons down and held him down for half of the bout, until referee Sergio Batarelli decided to stand the fighters up due to inactivity. This is considered to be controversial due to the fact that inside Vale Tudo rules this is not supposed to happen, plus the fact that the crowd was partial to Landi-Jons repeatedly booed the action. After the fight was resumed, de Oliveira unsuccessfully tried to take Landi-Jons down, repeatedly going to the ground in order to get into a position favorable to him due to his Luta Livre background. The bout ended with Landi-Jons using his Muay Thai to control the fight and winning the 30 minute bout via Unanimous Decision.

PRIDE Fighting Championships

After his bout with Landi-Jons, de Oliveira then came to Japan to fight against

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, but in an infamous and unfortunate event, de Oliveira he had an accidental burning caused by a pyrotechnics explosion in the backstage, leaving him with third degree burns and a six month stint inside a hospital. It has been reported that

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officials offered him an "easy three fight" deal as a compensation of the accident for an undisclosed amount of money. Before de Oliveiras first fight after the accident, he had a car accident which left him with vision problems. His first fight was against perennial contender and at the time future

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title holder,

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, losing via Unanimous Decision at Pride 12. It is worth mentioning that before he entered the ring, de Oliveira grabbed a nearby

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and despite protests from the Pride officials, entered the arena carrying the extinguisher to the delight of the audience, who nicknamed him the "Fire Samurai" or ''Samurai do Fogo''. After the Carlos Newton fight, de Oliveira faced

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black belt Nino Schembri at Pride 14, losing via

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in the first round. de Oliveira's last Pride appearance was in a losing effort against

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at Pride FC: The Best, Vol. 1.

After PRIDE

After his loses at Pride, de Oliveira returned to Brazil to compete in several local organizations. During this period he made a lone appearance in the

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MMA promotion Cage Rage, against

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at Cage Rage 8 being defeated via

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at the 1:35 mark of the first round. During this period, de Oliveira had a nine fight losing streak, mired in complications with his eye sight and fighting against names such as

, Nino Schembri,

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and future

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winner

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. In spite of his mixed results, de Oliveira kept on fighting inside promotions such as

Brazil and Cage Rage, ending a more than twenty year career in 2019 with a loss against Haroldo Bunn at Shooto Brasil 87: BOPE

Personal life

de Oliveira is also a graduate of Law School and currently works as a

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in his natal city of Maricá.

Championships and Achievements

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**Super Fight Champion at IVC 2 *World Vale Tudo Championship **Winner of Alternate Fight at WVC 4 **World Vale Tudo Championship 4 Semifinalist **Most headbutts landed in a single fight in WVC history (98 vs. Jose Landi-Jons at WVC 4) *Universal Vale Tudo Fighting **Winner of Universal Vale Tudo Fighting 1 Super Fight **Winner of Universal Vale Tudo Fighting 5 Super Fight *Brazilian Vale Tudo Fighting **Brazilian Vale Tudo Fighting 2 - Tournament Winner (1996) **Brazilian Vale Tudo Fighting 6 - Tournament Winner (1996) *

**Winner of Jungle Fight 11 Super Fight **Winner of Jungle Fight 14: Ceará Super Fight *Shooto Brasil **Winner of Shooto Brasil 25 Super Fight * Battlecade Extreme Fighting ** First

practitioner to Fight in the

*Sao Jose Super Fight **Sao Jose Super Fight - Masters Champion (2011) *Gaisei Challenge Vale Tudo **Gaisei Challenge Vale Tudo Champion (1994) *The Best Fight Japan **The Best Fight Japan 1 Winner (1994) **The Best Fight Japan 3 Winner (1995) *Tatame Magazine **Ranked Number One at 170lbs in 1998

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*Three-time Carioca Luta Livre Esportiva Champion (Brazil) *Five-time Copa Budokan of Luta Livre Esportiva Champion (Brazil-Rio de Janeiro) *Champion of Copa Uniao of Luta Livre Esportiva

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*Pan American Champion *Tereré Challenge Masters Champion (2019) *International Masters - Senior Champion

Muay Thai

*Carioca Champion (Rio de Janeiro)

Amateur Wrestling

*Carioca Champion in Greco-Roman wrestling (Rio de Janeiro)

Mixed martial arts record

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References

External links

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