He was beaten by Mayweather, a 'big twist' and 'tearful' daily genius, humiliating defeat → Overpowering the world's strongest KO → Revenge match confirmed..."

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Tenshin Nasukawa (27), the flagship of the Japanese martial arts world, has made a splendid comeback on the edge of the cliff. He defeated world-class powerhouse Juan Francisco Estrada (35, Mexico) and won the right to challenge for the world champion once again.

Nasukawa, the second-ranked player in the WBC world bantamweight division, won the 9th round TKO against Estrada, the first-ranked and former two-weight world champion, in the WBC world bantamweight challenger match held in Tokyo on the 11th.

With this victory, NASCAR has secured the right to compete against the winner of the WBC bantamweight title match scheduled for May, Takuma Inoue and Kazuto Ioka. NASCAR, which suffered its first career defeat by Takuma Inoue in November last year, set the stage for a perfect revenge match in just five months.

The game was always on pace with NASCAR. NASCAR, who drove Estrada to the ropes with a powerful left-handed body hook from the first round, also hit the counter in the second inning and gained momentum. At one point in the fourth round, Estrada allowed a right-handed hit, but he immediately hit back and did not let the flow go.

It was the sixth round that the game fell sharply. Estrada collapsed complaining of pain after head-butting, but the momentum against NASCAR did not break in the resumed game. Nasukawa induced Estrada's facial bleeding with a sharp left-handed attack, and drove his opponent to groggy at the end of the seventh. In the end, Estrada, who could not withstand the shower punch against NASCAR that lasted until the 9th round, gave up the game before the start of the 10th round, confirming its TKO victory against NASCAR.

According to Japanese media "The Answer," NASCAR, who shed tears immediately after the victory, said in a ring interview, "I didn't cry," but added, "I didn't know it was such a joy to win. I was able to be this strong because I had a great player like Estrada," he said. "I was so afraid that I couldn't believe myself after my first loss, but I was able to revive thanks to the support from around me," he added.

Nasukawa is a star who has been called a kickboxing and MMA genius since his promising days and has been undefeated in 55 official games.

However, it has also become a global issue due to its humiliating defeat. Nasukawa collapsed in vain in a boxing exhibition match against legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather at a New Year's event in 2018, when he was down three times in the first round alone. Even Mayweather humiliated NASCAR throughout the game with a mocking dance.

Since then, NASCAR, who has completely turned to professional boxing in 2022, has won seven consecutive games to reach No. 1 in the world, but suffered its first ordeal in boxing in November last year when it lost the 0-3 decision in the WBC world bantamweight championship match. However, only three days after the defeat, he resumed training at his father's boxing stadium, and after desperate efforts, he caught Estrada, a veteran of 50 professional games, raising his record to eight wins (3KO) and one loss. Nasukawa said, "I will definitely get back at (Inoue). I will be a player who I think is good for supporting me," he said.

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