12/31 RIZIN.14 - Floyd Mayweather vs Tenshin Nasukawa, Live in Tokyo

[2 Up 2 Down]

Terrible exhibition
Confusing how a dude who presumably takes kicks and knees to the face has a glass chin like that but who knows
And yall reaching acting like dudes career is over after this. 1st off that's a recent american boxing perspective as far as being "exposed" after losing fights
Japanese market might view this fight completely differently from a cultural perspective and his brand could be big as ever assuming he comes back and wins as usual in his actual sport

Never seen his fights but since he is undefeated I take it he hasn't taken a solid kick or knee to the head. Also Floyd hits harder than most think and his shots were quick to were dude didn't see them coming

 

[trick]

I didn't see the last knockdown. Breh falling like Piston Honda and shyt.

Yeah, his equilbrium was fukked up from the last shot and Tenshin's dad threw in the towel. Some real movie shyt there

It won't hurt him because he showed "Fighting Spirit" against one of the best boxers of this generation

I hope so. He failed on a big stage, but he did face one of the greatest of all time. He says he’s fighting again in March. Probably not a good idea. Besides his kickboxing match against Rodtang, he hasn’t really ever been hit. He wasnt wobbled in that one though. Floyd took him to CTE city yesterday.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Not to make too much assessment from both Connor & the Japanese exhibition bouts; but would have been interesting if Floyd fought with that same aggressive style against the last few opponents in his boxing career?

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Not to make too much assessment from both Connor & the Japanese exhibition bouts; but would have been interesting if Floyd fought with that same aggressive style against the last few opponents in his boxing career?

That would be a bad idea for Floyd, imo.

 

[Batsute]

Not to make too much assessment from both Connor & the Japanese exhibition bouts; but would have been interesting if Floyd fought with that same aggressive style against the last few opponents in his boxing career?

Didn’t he do that with Berto

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Didn’t he do that with Berto

I don't really recall that.
The closest he did something similar with attacking was against Cotto.

 

[ELESDEE616]

Not to make too much assessment from both Connor & the Japanese exhibition bouts; but would have been interesting if Floyd fought with that same aggressive style against the last few opponents in his boxing career?

After the Cotto fight, Floyd changed back to his father who implemented a more movement and counter orientated style so he could continue to fight longer.

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

Complete mismatch. Floyd not only had the height, reach, and experience he also had a 10 pound weight advantage.

He did not train for this at all...
Bruh actually had hip handles and his mid section soft...

Son literally only put in 139 seconds of work for that 9 million...

 

[Batsute]

Saw this on twitter and immediately thoughtbof that Hajime no Ippo scene

 

[ELESDEE616]

Saw this on twitter and immediately thoughtbof that Hajime no Ippo scene

 

[Shorty K]

Terrible exhibition
Confusing how a dude who presumably takes kicks and knees to the face has a glass chin like that but who knows
And yall reaching acting like dudes career is over after this. 1st off that's a recent american boxing perspective as far as being "exposed" after losing fights
Japanese market might view this fight completely differently from a cultural perspective and his brand could be big as ever assuming he comes back and wins as usual in his actual sport

It's crazy how toxic the american perspective on competive fighting is.

 

[MMS]

Saw this on twitter and immediately thoughtbof that Hajime no Ippo scene