Tenshin Nasukawa wins his second boxing match, knocking him down in the 1st round, Yokohama Ryusei watching from ringside | ORICON NEWS

On the 18th, Tenshin Nasukawa (25/Teiken), ranked 8th in the Oriental Pacific super bantamweight division, will face Mexican bantamweight champion Luis Guzman (27/Mexico) at the boxing event “LIVE BOXING 5.” With Ryusei Yokohama watching from the ringside, he won the second boxing match by a stunning decision, with his impressive performance, including being knocked down right after the first round. In the 1st round, Tenshin casually threw a right jab, but soon a left caught his opponent’s chin and knocked him down. He continued to dominate the match in the 2nd round, and even in the 3rd round, he used his legs and confirmed his own fighting style as if trying something new, but his sharp body made his opponent wobble.

In the 5th round, Tenshin geared up and attacked from the beginning, and his opponent fought back. He creates attacks from jabs and does not give any chance to attack. In the 6th round, he started a rush, attacking with body and jab. In the 7th round, the opponent was accumulating damage, and with just over 30 seconds left, he was knocked down for the second time, and things started to collapse. In the final 8th race, he gave his all to the loud cheers.

At the previous day’s weigh-in held yesterday, the 17th, Tenshin cleared the 123 pound (57.59 kg) contract with 55.7 kg. He stepped up to the weighing platform and balled his arms into a fist as his weight was read out. He screamed, opening his mouth wide to show off his pleasure. Guzman also passed at 55.4 km. In the face-off after the weigh-in, the two faced off for about 15 seconds. Tenshin has one win and Guzman has 10 wins (6 KOs) and 2 losses.