Best Fights:

Jorge Santiago vs Kazuo Misaki - Sengoku, January 4th
Shintaro Ishiwatari vs Michihiro Omigawa - Shooto Tradition 5, January 18th
Kotetsu Boku vs Yusuke Endo - Shooto Tradition 5, January 18th
Daiki "DJ" Hata vs Shoji Maruyama - DEEP/CMA, February 10th
Mizuto Hirota vs Katsuya Inoue - GCM Cage Force EX, February 28th
"Wicky" Akiyo Nishiura vs Abel Cullum - Dream.7, March 7th
Yoshida Keita vs Kawamata "Geostar" Joji - Shooto Border 1, March 8th
Chan Sung Jung vs Shintaro Ishiwatari - Sengoku 7th Battle, March 20th
Shinichi "BJ" Kojima vs Yuki Shoujou - Shooto Tradition 6, March 20th
Riki Fukuda vs Murilo "Ninja" Rua - Dream.8, April 5th
Masanori Kanehara vs Chan Sung Jung - Sengoku 8th Battle, May 2nd
Takanori Gomi vs Takashi Nakakura - Shooto Tradition Final, May 10th
Abel Cullum vs Hideo Tokoro - Dream.9, May 26th
Hayato Sakurai vs Maruis Zaromskis - Dream.10, July 20th
Mizuto Hirota vs Satoru Kitaoka - Sengoku 9th Battle, August 2nd
Hiroyuki Takaya vs Hideo Tokoro - Dream.11, October 6th
Hiroyuki Takaya vs Bibiano Fernandes - Dream.11, October 6th

Upsets:

Michihiro Omigawa (+300) over L.C. Davis (-370) (Unanimous Decision) - Sengoku 7th Battle, March 20th
Katsuyori Shibata (+300) over Ikuhisa Minowa (-500) - (Unanimous Decision) - Dream.8, April 5th
Jeff Monson (+185) over Sergei Kharitonov (-225) - (Sub - North/South Choke) - Dream.8, April 5th
Hayato Sakurai (+200) over Shinya Aoki (-250) - (TKO - Knees and Punches) - Dream.8, April 5th
Mizuto Hirota over Mitsuhiro Ishida - (TKO - Punches) - Shooto Tradition Final, May 10th
Joe Warren (+400) defeats Norifumi Yamamoto (-550) - (Unanimous Decision) - Dream.9, May 26th
Ikuhisa Minowa (+175) defeats Bob Sapp (-225) - (Sub - Achilles Lock) - Dream.9, May 26th
Taiki Tsuchiya over Shintaro Ishiwatari - (KO - Punches) - Shooting Disco 9, June 6th
Koji Kanechika over Kazuhisa Tazawa - (Unanimous Decision) - DEEP Impact 42, June 30th
Gustavo Falciroli over Akiyo Nishiura - (Majority Decision) - Shooto Australia 6, July 10th
Jucie Formiga over Shinichi Kojima - (Unanimous Decision) - Shooto Tradition, July 19th
Marius Zaromskis (+500) over Hayato Sakurai (-800) - (KO - Head Kick and Punches) - Dream.10, July 20th
Jason High (+300) over Andre Galvao (-500) - (Split Decision)- Dream.10, July 20th
Mizuto Hirota (+300) over Satoru Kitaoka (-500) - (TKO - Knees) - Sengoku 9th Battle, August 2nd
Dan Hornbuckle (+350) over Akihiro Gono (-550) - (KO - Head Kick) - Sengoku 9th Battle
Hiroaki Yoshioka over Hiroyuki Abe - (Guillotine) - Shooto Kitazawa, September 4th
Michihiro Omigawa (+400) over Hatsu Hioki (-660) - (Unanimous Decision) - Sengoku 11th Battle, November
Mamed Khalidov (+215) over Jorge Santiago (-275) - (TKO - Punches) - Sengoku 11th Battle, November
Ikuhisa Minowa (+210) over Rameau Sokoudjou (-250) - (TKO - Punches) - Dynamite! 2009, December 31st
Masanori Kanehara (+190) over Norifumi Yamamoto (-240) - (Unanimous Decision) - Dynamite! 2009, December 31st

you forgot to switch the order around on the last two there on minowa vs soko and kid vs kanehara

but holy cow, Zaromskis - Sakurai was +500/-800? I wonder if the line changed when Sakurai had a lot of trouble making weight, if not I wish I knew about the line because as soon as he had trouble making weight I knew things might go bad, although I still thought he would win

i still have whitemares about that kick Mach ate .

Most Suprising Fighter
Ikuhisa Minowa 'Minowaman'

Having 4 Huge fights in the year inc. 3 in the Super Hulk Grand Prix as the one of the Lightest competitors
Started off his suprising streak by taking out the 60kg heavyer Bob Sapp with the Kneebar at 1:16
Then steam rolling on to taking out the Huge 55kg heavyer Korean Built Choi Hong Man with a swift Heal Hook in the Second round
Then, just when we thought he couldn't get any better, the strong ground gamed Minowa Rocks Sokoudjou and Knocks him out with a flurry of punches TKOing him out the the Super Hulk GP and Taking the Super Hulk Title at K1 Dynamite!

Very proud of Minowa, he is a very humble man and he is a great asset and roll model to Japan.

Hiromitsu Kanehara vs MAX Miyazawa.