I have another vid with more footage: www.youtube.com Some video clips and photos of Nobuhiro Tajima at the 2007 PPHIC in the 1000 hp Suzuki Grand Vitara XL-7 aka the Escudo. There are some Practice and race footage included.
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FULL 20MiN INTERVIEW @ www.leave-it-in-the-ring.com Nobuhiro Ishida is interviewed by Leave It In The Ring and talks about his recent victory over James Kirkland. He also talks about a fight against Sergio Martinez, which he's happy to immediately accept. His trainer was talking over a bad connection so Subtitles have been added in case there's any difficulty deciphering. Transcribed Yeah he just told me he already knew there was a chance before the fight because James Kirkland came to the fight so he had a chance to beat him. We know James Kirkland didn't expect Ishida would try to knock him out but we saw our chance to take short counter punches. Yes he fought a lot of good fighters many times. (Names some sparring partners). All the fighters have good power so he got use to it in sparring. Yes, before in japan he fought defensive a bit more. But in the United States no one knows him. Then, as his trainer, i told him "Hey, you have to fight!" because no one knows him so he turned kind of offensieve. He won his fight last October against Alvarez, he thought he won the fight. He lost a split decision but he already knows he's ok because it was in Mexico. Mexico fighters fight in Mexico so Mexican people like Mexican fighters. The crowd cheer for their own. Yes, he likes a technical style also. He's got a very good ability to box. He knows how to box. Good skills. I'm talking about the fact he was a defensive fighter before but this time we insisted he had to fight a more <b>...</b>
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a clip of Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima blasting up Pikes Peak (Devils Playground area). He didn't attain his goal of 10- minutes for this race. But he did set the record of 10:01.408 in 2007 which still stands to this day. Having said that Tajima put on a show as always and retained his 2007 title!
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Nobuhiro Tajima breaks the 2011 Pikes Peak Hill Climb Record and barrier on race day Music By: Ronald Jenkees
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Quick clip of the passing Monster Sport SX4 in a 4 wheel drift through corner.
Monster Tajima's near wreck at the upper dirt section just past 16 mile, near Devil's Playground
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Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb 2009 finished first with time of 10:15.368
In preparing for this film, director Nobuhiro Suwa wrote an detailed script and then threw it away at the last moment. Instead, in a manner reminscient of Mike Leigh and John Cassavetes, he worked intensively with the actors to develop their characters and allowed the script to develop from there. Though the film appears to be a standard work of fiction depicting the slow collapse of a relationship between an out-of-work actor (Nishijima Hidetoshi) and his girlfriend (Yu Eri), the dialogue seems fresh and real, filled with sentences that trail off and the Japanese equivalent of "ums" and "ahs." At one point, the director breaks in and barks questions to the actors off-camera, throwing the film into that fuzzy zone between fiction and documentary. This impression is underscored by the handheld camerawork of Masaki Tamura, the cinematographer for legendary documentarist Shinsuke Ogawa.
In preparing for this film, director Nobuhiro Suwa wrote an detailed script and then threw it away at the last moment. Instead, in a manner reminscient of Mike Leigh and John Cassavetes, he worked intensively with the actors to develop their characters and allowed the script to develop from there. Though the film appears to be a standard work of fiction depicting the slow collapse of a relationship between an out-of-work actor (Nishijima Hidetoshi) and his girlfriend (Yu Eri), the dialogue seems fresh and real, filled with sentences that trail off and the Japanese equivalent of "ums" and "ahs." At one point, the director breaks in and barks questions to the actors off-camera, throwing the film into that fuzzy zone between fiction and documentary. This impression is underscored by the handheld camerawork of Masaki Tamura, the cinematographer for legendary documentarist Shinsuke Ogawa.
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Nobuhiro 'Monster' Tajima on his record 9:51 run at the 2011 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. This section is from the Ragged Edge to the W's. Sorry about how shaky it is. I left my tripod at home and it was windy.
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In preparing for this film, director Nobuhiro Suwa wrote an detailed script and then threw it away at the last moment. Instead, in a manner reminscient of Mike Leigh and John Cassavetes, he worked intensively with the actors to develop their characters and allowed the script to develop from there. Though the film appears to be a standard work of fiction depicting the slow collapse of a relationship between an out-of-work actor (Nishijima Hidetoshi) and his girlfriend (Yu Eri), the dialogue seems fresh and real, filled with sentences that trail off and the Japanese equivalent of "ums" and "ahs." At one point, the director breaks in and barks questions to the actors off-camera, throwing the film into that fuzzy zone between fiction and documentary. This impression is underscored by the handheld camerawork of Masaki Tamura, the cinematographer for legendary documentarist Shinsuke Ogawa.
Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima - Pikes Peak International Hillclimb 2008 First Place Unlimited Class: 10:18.25 Suzuki XL7 Hill Climb Special Filmed in 1080p from Devil's Playground
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In preparing for this film, director Nobuhiro Suwa wrote an detailed script and then threw it away at the last moment. Instead, in a manner reminscient of Mike Leigh and John Cassavetes, he worked intensively with the actors to develop their characters and allowed the script to develop from there. Though the film appears to be a standard work of fiction depicting the slow collapse of a relationship between an out-of-work actor (Nishijima Hidetoshi) and his girlfriend (Yu Eri), the dialogue seems fresh and real, filled with sentences that trail off and the Japanese equivalent of "ums" and "ahs." At one point, the director breaks in and barks questions to the actors off-camera, throwing the film into that fuzzy zone between fiction and documentary. This impression is underscored by the handheld camerawork of Masaki Tamura, the cinematographer for legendary documentarist Shinsuke Ogawa.
NOBUHIRO ISHIDA at the post fight press conference for his stunning win over the previous unbeaten James Kirkland
Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima blasted through the 12.42 miles, 156 turns, climbed 4720 feet in elevation, had an everage speed of 75 MPH and crossed the finish line at 14110 feet in a blistering time of 9 minutes 51 seconds. Thus, breaking the 10 minute barrier that stood since Pikes Peak Hill Climb's inception in 1916. Monster's SX4 boasts a twin turbocharged Suzuki V6, boasting a phenomenal 912 hp (680 kW) of power and 664 lb-ft (890 Nm) of torque.
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This is my enterance and part of the 3rd round of the Deep Welter Weight Championship bout/main event of the night. It took place on April 11th, 2006. www.kaminaridojo.com
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Monster on his 2011 record setting run of 9 minutes and 51.287 seconds, first to ever break the 10min mark. Video taken at Georges Corner, the lefthand hairpin right after Glen Cove. We love you Monster, keep the records coming!
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Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima from Japan sets a new Unlimited Class overall record with finishing time of 10:01.408 on July 21, 2007 driving the 1000 hp mid-engined Suzuki XL7 Hill Climb Special, breaking the previous record (set in 1994 by Rod Millen) by less than three seconds.
Pound 4 Pound TV Brings fans to Mexico where WBC super welterweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez is developing a lot of speed and strength in the gym under the supervision of Chepo and Edison Reinoso. Alvarez is sparring with former WBA super welterweight champ Nobuhiro Ishida as he prepares for his November 26 clash with former world champion Kermit Cintron at the Monumental Plaza in Mexico City. "I'm working with great enthusiasm and as the days pass I feel stronger. It will be a great night and a sensational victory," promises Alvarez. Saul Alvarez vs. Kermit Cintron will be a Super-Welterweight championship fight for the WBC World title. The fight will take place at the Plaza de Toros in Mexico City, Distrito Federal Mexico on the 26 of November of 2011. It would be a split-site tripleheader headlined which will feature junior lightweight Adrien Broner as well as Gary Russell Jr. against separate opponents from Broner's hometown in Cincinnati.
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