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«Breaking News» Floyd Mayweather blows Tenshin Nasukawa away in exhibition fight

Floyd Mayweather earned himself a handy New Year's bonus on Monday as he returned to the ring with a first-round stoppage of Tenshin Nasukawa in a farcical exhibition fight in Japan.


Mayweather floored his opponent three times inside the first few minutes before Nasukawa's corner threw in the towel.


The kickboxer - banned from kicking in this bout - was left in tears as Mayweather danced a merry jig, having stalked his opponent and sent him flying across the canvas like a rag-doll.




Floyd Mayweather stopped Tenshin Nasukawa in their exhibition fight in Japan on Monday


Floyd Mayweather stopped Tenshin Nasukawa in their exhibition fight in Japan on Monday



Floyd Mayweather stopped Tenshin Nasukawa in their exhibition fight in Japan on Monday








Mayweather knocked down his 20-year-old opponent three times on his return to the ring





Mayweather celebrates with his trophy as his opponent is left on his haunches on the canvas


Mayweather celebrates with his trophy as his opponent is left on his haunches on the canvas



Mayweather celebrates with his trophy as his opponent is left on his haunches on the canvas


'We had fun, first I want to thank God for this unbelievable turnout, this event, my team. Tokyo, Japan you guys are amazing I want to say thank you,' Mayweather said after the fight. 


The 41-year-old was not in prime shape but he still proved far too strong for Nasukawa, 21 years his junior, in the nine-minute scrap at the Saitama Super Arena just outside Tokyo. 


He smiled for much of the first minute as the two fighters felt each other out amid a raucous atmosphere inside the 37,000-seater arena. 


But there was little friendliness in his work thereafter as, left and right hooks sent the younger, smaller and lighter man down and across the canvas.




Nasukawa is sent packing by Mayweather, who dominated his younger and lighter opponent


Nasukawa is sent packing by Mayweather, who dominated his younger and lighter opponent



Nasukawa is sent packing by Mayweather, who dominated his younger and lighter opponent





Nasukawa could not live with Mayweather's power and hit the canvas three times in Japan


Nasukawa could not live with Mayweather's power and hit the canvas three times in Japan



Nasukawa could not live with Mayweather's power and hit the canvas three times in Japan





Mayweather, a former five-weight world champion, paid tribute to his opponent afterwards


Mayweather, a former five-weight world champion, paid tribute to his opponent afterwards



Mayweather, a former five-weight world champion, paid tribute to his opponent afterwards



The former five-weight world champion, who won all 50 of his professional bouts, retired from boxing in the wake of his victory over Conor McGregor in August 2017. 


That win took his career earnings beyond $1billion and on Monday he took on another MMA fighter for yet another handsome payday.


Nasukawa, 20, is a kickboxer by trade but against Mayweather on the outskirts of Tokyo he was banned from using his feet over the three rounds of exhibition action. 


And when it came down to a battle of fists, there was little by way of a contest. First a left hand sent Nasukawa to the floor before a right hand to the body was followed by one to the head and the Japanese fighter was left in a heap in the corner.


When the action resumed, a left hook sent him flying across the ring once more before the towel came in. 


The Japanese fighter had previously won all 32 of his combat sports contests, and Mayweather stressed: 'We are both still undefeated, I did this to entertain the fans in Japan, they wanted this to happen and I said why not, Tenshin is still a great champion, I am still retired. 















The two fighters clashed inside the amazing 37,000-seater Saitama Super Arena in Japan


The two fighters clashed inside the amazing 37,000-seater Saitama Super Arena in Japan



The two fighters clashed inside the amazing 37,000-seater Saitama Super Arena in Japan





The Japanese kickboxer looks to defend himself as Mayweather launches another offensive


The Japanese kickboxer looks to defend himself as Mayweather launches another offensive



The Japanese kickboxer looks to defend himself as Mayweather launches another offensive





Mayweather hands the trophy to his beaten opponent, who was left in tears after the fight


Mayweather hands the trophy to his beaten opponent, who was left in tears after the fight



Mayweather hands the trophy to his beaten opponent, who was left in tears after the fight



'Tenshin hold your head up high, I want the fans to support him, he's a great guy, a great fighter and great champion.' 


The conclusive finish came after hours of uncertainty. Earlier on New Year's Eve there were fears that the American may not show up for the fight, with reports suggesting he had gone AWOL.


But even when he did show up it was a far cry from the heights of Mayweather's proper ring career, when he lit up the Las Vegas strip for nine-figure fees. 


But boxing's greatest self-promoter still managed to negotiate himself a good deal.


'What if I told you I was making $9,000,000 for 9 minutes of sparring in Tokyo Japan would you do the same if you were me? I like to call it a 9 minute walk thru,' he wrote on Instagram ahead of the fight.


As it turned out, it was even easier work than that. 




As ever, Mayweather looked relaxed ahead of the three-round exhibition on New Year's Eve


As ever, Mayweather looked relaxed ahead of the three-round exhibition on New Year's Eve



As ever, Mayweather looked relaxed ahead of the three-round exhibition on New Year's Eve





The former five-weight world champion wore a mask and black robe on his ring walk


The former five-weight world champion wore a mask and black robe on his ring walk



The former five-weight world champion wore a mask and black robe on his ring walk





Moments earlier his Japanese opponent had made his own way to the ring near Tokyo


Moments earlier his Japanese opponent had made his own way to the ring near Tokyo



Moments earlier his Japanese opponent had made his own way to the ring near Tokyo


 


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Main photo article Floyd Mayweather earned himself a handy New Year’s bonus on Monday as he returned to the ring with a first-round stoppage of Tenshin Nasukawa in a farcical exhibition fight in Japan.
Mayweather floored his opponent three times inside the first few minutes before Nasukawa’s corner ...


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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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