Kimio Yamada - Career Record

Career Record

  • 1989: 23–6
  • 1990: 23–6
  • 1991: 39–5
  • 1992: 35–10
  • 1993: 39–9
  • 1994: 40–10
  • 1995: 40–14
  • 1996: 40–12
  • 1997: 47–11 (most wins in Japan)
  • 1998: 47–19
  • 1999: 21–18
  • 2000: 39–20
  • 2001: 38–15
  • 2002: 32–13 (through 4 October 2002)
  • 2004: 33–21
  • 2006: 35–23
  • 2007: 33–18
  • 2008: 31–18
  • 2009: 29–20
  • 2010: 25–25
  • 2011: 17–3 (as of 26 June 2011)

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