This is a lopsided rivalry on paper. Roberto Satoshi holds all 6 wins in the 6 recorded meetings against JT Torres, with no draws. Every one of those matches happened in 2012, across the gi and no-gi circuits, at events like the 2012 World Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship, the 2012 Abu Dhabi World Pro, and the 2012 IBJJF European Jiu-Jitsu Championships. They met at every stage from quarter-finals to a final.

What stands out is that this was almost entirely a positional and scoring rivalry rather than a submission one. Of the 6 meetings, the results came down to points or advantages. Satoshi threatened his Bow And Arrow in the 2012 European final, but that match still went on points. Torres never found the finish or the score to turn a single one of these matches his way.

Both are lightweights with strong overall records elsewhere. Torres sits at 90 wins and 36 losses on record for a 70% win rate, while Satoshi is 47 and 13 for 76%. Satoshi finishes at a higher clip too, with 53% of his wins by submission compared to 43% for Torres. Against this specific opponent, though, the margins were tight and consistent, and they fell Satoshi's way each time.