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Tenshin Nasukawa stops Jonathan Rodriguez in 3rd round - 7/20/2024

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Thursday 21 December at 22:00 new episode on #TheYakai

Faces of 2023 90min SP‼️

Popular #SnowMan idol #teruiwamoto challenges a new neighbourhood collaboration between #TheYakaiCasipo and #SASUKE 🏋️

#tatsuyafukasawa is taking on the challenge of making keimao face in his debut song #D.D. 😏.

And popular #1 voice actor #kimurasubaru takes on "telling a hard-to-read personal story" challenge🎙️.

What was the result of Kimura's 10-year career?

And for "Unblinking Balloon🎈" with a success rate of 0 per cent.

The toughest opponent in history 🔥 #tenshinnasukawa accepts the challenge 😳‼.

Also, the #yamadayuki actor will avenge "Manzai Introdon".

Actor #wataruichinose from the hit drama #Sanctuary guesses yakiniku-shime.

Also featured in the programme were petite actress #yunonagao - and comedian #Kintaro.

Crying early without disturbing #Kintaro. ‼️

The programme also features other gorgeous celebrities to round off 2023.

Enjoy the challenges of our gorgeous guests 🤗.𝑰𝒕'𝒔 𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘 𝑻𝒊𝒎𝒆

The programme airs on Thursdays at 22.00 p.m. Japanese time and at 14.00 p.m. European time. You can watch the programme on the Japanese TV app.

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Tenshin Nasukawa vs Rodtang Jitmuangnon｜2018.6.17【OFFICIAL】

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「やめたら終わりです。負けても、終わりじゃない」那須川天心

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April 8: Kenshiro Teraji-Jonathan Gonzalez Light Flyweight Unification Showdown & Tenshin Nasukawa’s Pro Boxing Debut to Stream LIVE on ESPN+

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Published: February 18, 2023

Three light flyweight world titles will be on the line in a high-stakes unification fight on Saturday, April 8, at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.   WBC/WBA champion Kenshiro “The Amazing Boy” Teraji and WBO champ Jonathan “La Bomba” Gonzalez will collide in a 12-round battle that will put one man closer to becoming the division’s undisputed king.   The five-fight card will also feature Tenshin Nasukawa’s debut as a professional boxer. The former multi-division kickboxing world champion will face Yuki Yonaha in a six-round junior featherweight attraction.   Teraji-Gonzalez, Nasukawa-Yonaha and additional bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. in the early morning hours on ESPN+.   Teraji (20-1, 12 KOs) captured his first world title by defeating Ganigan Lopez for the WBC 108-pound strap. Teraji made eight defenses before losing the belt via 10th-round TKO to Masamichi Yabuki. The 31-year-old avenged the loss by stopping Yabuki in the third round of their rematch to regain the title. Teraji then notched his most impressive victory last November by stopping Hiroto Kyoguchi in the seventh round to unify the WBC and WBA championships.       Gonzalez (27-3-1, 14 KOs) spent years fighting top opposition at flyweight, including a failed challenge for Kosei Tanaka’s WBO world title in 2019. The slick southpaw is unbeaten in five fights since moving down to light flyweight in 2020. In October 2021, Gonzalez upset Elwin Soto for the WBO title, which he defended last year against Mark Anthony Barriga and Shokichi Iwata.    Nasukawa began his pro kickboxing career when he was only 15 and compiled an unbeaten record in more than 40 fights. Nasukawa also competed in mixed martial arts, but he has always maintained a strong interest in boxing. In 2018, the 24-year-old participated in a boxing exhibition against Floyd Mayweather Jr., but his April 8 fight will mark his first official professional outing. Yonaha (12-4-1, 8 KOs) is a nine-year veteran who is Japan’s fourth-ranked bantamweight. The 32-year-old is 5-1 in his last six fights. In other scheduled action on the ESPN+ stream:

Takuma Inoue (17-1, 4 KOs) vs. Liborio Solis (35-6-1, 16 KOs), 12 rounds, vacant WBA Bantamweight World Title—The younger brother of pound-for-pound phenom Naoya Inoue has won four straight fights since challenging Nordine Oubaali for the WBC crown. Solis, a former junior bantamweight world champion, will be making his fifth attempt at a bantamweight world title.  

Kiko Martinez (44-11-2, 31 KOs) vs. Reiya Abe (24-3-1, 10 KOs), 12 rounds, IBF Featherweight World Title Eliminator—Spanish warrior Martinez is a two-weight world champion who hopes to regain the IBF featherweight crown currently held by Top Rank’s Luis Alberto Lopez. He is coming off a stunning fourth-round stoppage over European champion Jordan Gill. Abe has won five straight fights and has never been knocked out in the paid ranks.  

Jin Sasaki (14-1-1, 13 KOs) vs. Keita Obara (26-4-1, 23 KOs), 12 rounds, Sasaki’s WBO Asia Pacific Welterweight Title.

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looking at breakdowns of professional fighters and what techniques they use, such as feinting attacks, attacking while retreating and counter attacking. looked at unique fighters such as tawanchai - muay that fighter, emmanuel augustus - boxer, tenshin nasukawa - kickboxer

looked at a video that looked at possible archetypes of fighting styles

trickster e.g emmanuel augustus, sean o malley. uses distractions to provoke emotional response and attacks when vulnerable

brawler - e.g joe frasier - relentless onslaught of attacking

technician - methodical, precise, efficient style

the artist - creative and unconventianal - e.g taekwondo, capoeria, actrobatic fighting styles

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El japonés Kenshiro Teraji derrotó al norteamericano Anthony Olascuaga en el noveno asalto Kenshiro Teraji dio la nota en materia boxística al retener los títulos de la categoría minimosca del Consejo Mundial de Boxeo y de la Asociación Mundial de Boxeo al derrotar por nocaut técnico en el noveno round al norteamericano Anthony Olascuaga, quien terminó fuera del ring por una ráfaga de golpes propinada por el oriental. En el Ariake Arena de Tokio, ganó el anfitrión. El dominio del combate perteneció al pugilista dueño de los cinturones de la CMB y AMB, que encaminó los puntos a su favor. Sin embargo, en el octavo asalto flaqueó: Olascuaga reaccionó y estuvo a punto de noquearlo, en el que fue su mejor momento de la pelea. El estadounidense se prendió al golpe por golpe en el siguiente parcial, pero terminó retrocediendo y quedó contra las cuerdas. Allí Teraji agotó sus últimas energías para sentarlo fuera de las cuerdas. El árbitro constató de inmediato el mal estado del visitante y detuvo la acción. De esta forma, Teraji le sacó el invicto a Olascuaga y ostenta ahora un récord de 21-1 con nada menos que trece nocauts. El nacido en Kioto de 31 años se había impuesto sobre la lona frente a su compatriota Hiroto Kyoguchi en noviembre del año pasado, con un nocaut técnico en el séptimo round, mientras que unos meses antes había conseguido la victoria por la misma vía (en el tercer asalto) ante otro japonés como Masamichi Yabuki. El oriundo de California perdió su primera pelea de un total de seis, en las que venía de cosechar tres KO. Ahora el vigente campeón minimosca espera por un cruce frente al portorriqueño Jonathan González, campeón de la OMB, con el que no pudo unificar. Te puede interesar:El DT del PSG defendió a Messi de los silbidos y cuestionó la actuación del equipo: “No podemos esperar todo de él” En los otros combates de la velada, Takuma Inoue se consagró campeón gallo de la AMB tras fallo unánime frente al venezolano de 41 años Liborio Solís mientras que el japonés Reiya Abe también ganó por puntos por decisión unánime ante el español Kiko Martínez en una eliminatoria válida por la Federación Internacional de Boxeo. Finalmente la estrella del kickboxing Tenshin Nasukawa venció en combate a seis rounds a Yuki Yonaha (fallo unánime).   Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, ��nete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Infobae

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18 minutes of Tenshin’s kickboxing exploits.

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5am ET on ESPN+ in the morning! Junto Nakatani fight! Tenshin Nasukawa fight! Be there! Or catch it later in the day!

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Finally watching The Match Holy shit this is beautiful from start to finish. Legit question but isn’t this the biggest event in kickboxing since the heydey of K1 ?

I really really wish Tenshin wasn’t going off for boxing or at least tried again in MMA, that man is way too good to watch

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Not sure how long this will be up before it eventually gets taken down but here’s Tenshin Nasukawa Vs Shiro from the Rise El Dorado card.

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September 18: Kenshiro Teraji-Hekkie Budler & Junto Nakatani-Argi Cortes World Title Doubleheader

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Published: August 05, 2023

Teraji-Budler, Nakatani-Cortes, and undercard bouts to stream live from Tokyo’s Ariake Arena in the early morning hours

Japan’s unified WBC/WBA light flyweight world champion Kenshiro Teraji will defend his titles against South African two-division world champion Hekkie Budler on Monday, September 18, at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.   In the co-feature, undefeated Japanese southpaw Junto Nakatani makes the first defense of his WBO junior bantamweight world title against Mexican contender Argi Cortes.   Teraji-Budler, Nakatani-Cortes, and additional undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. in the early morning hours on ESPN+.   Teraji (21-1, 13 KOs) earned his first world title by defeating Ganigan Lopez for the WBC 108-pound strap in May 2018. He made eight defenses before losing the belt via 10th-round TKO against Masamichi Yabuki in September 2021. The 31-year-old avenged his lone defeat by stopping Yabuki in the third round of their March 2022 rematch to regain the title. Teraji then stopped Hiroto Kyoguchi last November in the seventh round to unify the WBC and WBA titles. He defended his unified championship with a ninth-round TKO against then-unbeaten contender Anthony Olascuaga in April.    Budler (35-4, 11 KOs) captured the WBA minimumweight world title with a first-round knockout win against Karluis Diaz in March 2014. He made four defenses before losing the belt to Byron Rojas in March 2016. Two years later, he decisioned Ryoichi Taguchi to capture the WBA and IBF light flyweight titles. He vacated his IBF strap and lost the WBA title in his first defense, a 10th-round TKO loss to Hiroto Kyguchi in December 2018. The 35-year-old veteran is 3-0 since losing his title, including a decision win over former WBO champ Elwin Soto.   Nakatani (25-0, 19 KOs) won the vacant WBO flyweight world title in November 2020 with an eighth-round knockout against Giemel Magramo. He defended it twice, defeating Angel Acosta in four rounds and knocking out Ryota Yamauchi in eight. He moved up to junior bantamweight and captured the WBO crown with a highlight-reel knockout against former WBA champ Andrew Moloney in May. Cortes (25-3-2, 10 KOs) is a nine-year pro who nearly upset Juan Francisco Estrada in a fiercely-contested September 2022 showdown. Cortes is coming off a 10-round majority decision win over Adolfo Castillo Gonzalez in March. In other streaming action from Tokyo:

Former multi-division kickboxing world champion Tenshin Nasukawa (1-0) will return in an eight-round Junior featherweight battle against undefeated Mexican Juan Flores Aceves (9-0, 7 KOs). Nasukawa made his pro boxing debut in April with a six-round decision win over Yuki Yonaha, while Aceves is coming off an eighth-round TKO against then-unbeaten  Adolfo Perez Lopez in June.  

Anthony Olascuaga (5-1, 3 KOs), from Los Angeles, looks to bounce back from his defeat to Teraji in an eight-round light flyweight battle against Filipino former world title challenger Giemel Magramo (28-3, 23 KOs).

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