Author name: Niall Doran

Last Friday Floyd Mayweather formally confirmed at a press conference in Las Vegas that he will compete in a three round exhibition bout next up against a young kickboxing world champion from Japan called Tenshin Nasukawa. All we know is that it will happen under boxing rules but that it will not go on Mayweather’s boxing […]

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Floyd Mayweather has confirmed that he will face Japanese kick boxer Tenshin Nasukawa in a three round boxing exhibition on December 31st. As of yet there is no word regarding US or global broadcasting rights but it is understood that there will be no judges and the bout will not be going on Mayweather’s boxing record.

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