Floyd Mayweather defeats Tenshin Nasukawa, claims not “in shape”

Floyd Mayweather has incredibly admitted he isn’t “in shape” — despite crushing Tenshin Nasukawa in their exhibition fight in Japan.

Boxing Legend the undefeated Floyd Mayweather Jr. took just 136 seconds to defeat a person two stone lighter than him in what became a big mismatch.

Which made many boxing lovers on social media maintaining it to be “a fixed game” — but to absolutely everyone who is aware of the sport, it had only one way of going down.

it is well known that Floyd Mayweather Jr. has won all 50 of his pro fights, hardly ever being in any threat in most of them, and will cross down in records as one of the pound-for-pound battles ever.

however, regardless of this massive defeat on the Japanese martial artist and kickboxer, Mayweather admitted he wasn't in shape, old and still retired.

He said: “You know me, I’m just an old man.

“I ain’t in shape, body ain’t in shape, I’m just an old man trying to make it.”

And make it he did — Floyd Mayweather which happened to be 41 years old made more than £7million for the perfect of night’s brawl in history.

Mayweather earlier stated on Instagram: “What if I told you I was making $9,000,000 for 9 minutes of sparring in Tokyo Japan.

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“Would you do the same if you were me? I like to call it a 9-minute walk through.”

During the first round of the first bell, the unbeaten five-weight global boxing champion strolled out with a smile on his face as his 20-year-old opponent took to the center of the ring.

Nasukawa appeared completely out of his depth in his first boxing fight, swinging wildly in directions in an try to land a blow on his opponent.

One landed at the glove of Mayweather, and that appeared to sting him into action as he responded back with a sharp flurry to deck the home based with a quick left to the body.

The combat descended into farce when another dig from Mayweather left Nasuwaka shaky back like he was under the influence of alcohol before falling down for a second time.

And any other 1/2-hearted punch to the side of the top did it for the kickboxer a third time — and his corner threw in the towel after 136 seconds of the fight.

‘I’M STILL RETIRED’

The boxing legend Mayweather additionally reiterated he has no intentions of returning to professional boxing after defeating Nasukawa.

Mayweather boxed undefeated Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa in an exhibition bout staged by means of MMA promotion RIZIN.

regardless of the dominant performance, Mayweather insisted he doesn’t desire to return as a pro boxer in basic terms labeling his appearance in Japan as ‘enjoyment’.

Mayweather said: “It was all about entertainment but we had fun.

“Tokyo, Japan, you guys have been amazing and thank you.

“I want to say thank you to Tenshin. This is all about entertainment. Tenshin is still undefeated, I’m still retired.

“I did this just to entertain. Once again, I’m still retired. I’m still 50-0.”

“I’m going to say it again, I’m still retired — I don’t look forward to coming back.”

Mayweather has formally retired three instances, first of all after beating Ricky Hatton in 2007, then after outpointing Andre Berto in 2015 earlier than finally calling it an afternoon towards Conor McGregor last year.

but, cash is his call and it continually talks, as Mayweather boasted approximately receiving a $9 million paycheck for the glorified sparring.

Nasukawa, who at 20 is 21 years Mayweather’s junior, had to pass up from featherweight (122lbs) to the welterweight limit of 147 lbs to tackle Mayweather.

While Mayweather wore different gloves to those he had reportedly agreed to wear post-fight.

Mayweather donned his traditional Grant gloves, as it became apparent he ditched the Rizin ones that was reported to be mandatory ahead of the bout.

Although mattered little as the American beat his second consecutive southpaw boxing debutant.

Nasukawa left in tears as Tokyo watched their cherished celeb battered in dominant style with Mayweather best stepping his foot on the gasoline one minute into the affair.

After the combat, Nasukawa addressed his enthusiasts on social media as he claimed he didn’t regret taking the combat.

Nasukawa said: “It was a challenge to fight with being said to be reckless. Although the result has been knocked down, I do not regret it.

“I did not reach Mayweather at my own 20 years, but I came out with courage.

“Thank you very much, Mayweather players who fought, thank you very much for everyone who supported me.

“I could not shape your thoughts, but I will continue to challenge from now on — everyone, thank you again.”