During the RIZIN 14 at Saitama Floyd Mayweather Jr., in less than a round went through a young and much smaller kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa who capitulated after two minutes.
After a minute, the representative of Japan was on the floor. He quickly jumped up, but in a moment the right hook to the jaw again knocked him down. The brave Nasukawa rose again and accepted the exchange, but after the left hand he fell for the third and last time. The corner tossed the towel in the sign of surrender, and the judge interrupted the execution after two minutes.
It is speculated that Mayweather Jr. may come out next year for a rematch with Manny Pacquiao (60-7-2, 39 KO), if he beat Adrian Broner in January.
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