Boxing Results: Nakatani destroys Nishida, takes another belt, and now it is only Inoue

Next Nakani (31-0, 24 kos) searched Ryosuke Nishida for six brutal rounds before referee Yuji Fukuchi stopped the fight. Then the Ibf strap was already his. The message was strong and clear: there is only one struggle.

The first round was chaos: bombs on both sides. Together he disembarked on the left, strained to the savage capitalization and punished his body as if he were trying to take years out of Nishida’s career. The defeat was climbed quickly.

In the fourth round, Nishida’s right eye was closed. In the fifth, his left joined. Nothing had left. Nakatani did not slow down – he doubled his production and kept hooks on both sides of the body as if he wanted to stop now.

The sixth round was a Mercy finish. Nishida’s eye was closed, he could not see his own gloves, so the document finally entered. Nakatani gets the stoppage, the great Whoop. In this way it did not come from two rounds before.

And of direction Inoue was there, sitting beautiful, acting as if it were fair taking into account And not avoid questions. They asked Nakatati about a fight and, surprise, gave the same “yes” nonsense at the same disposition. Real exciting things.

The only name left: Inoue

After the fight, Nakani played it calmly. “I am satisfied right now,” he said. But hey, we all know better.

It is unified in Bantamweight. He has deleted the contestants. But he still lives in the shadow of a man: Naoya Inoue. And this shadow extends a lot for each division less than 130 pounds.

Inoue is 122, sitting in all belts, doing what he does. But, a Nakani struggle? This is different. This is legacy. These are the two best technicians in Japan, two SouthPaws, two unbeaten murderers, in a clash of the Tokyo dome that would melt the country.

And it’s not fantasy. The promoters want it. Nakatani’s curriculum is clean. He has eliminated the names of the world in three divisions and has only humbled one unbeaten champion. The only question is whether Inoue sees the reward or only the risk.

If Inoue wants to end the discussions about who regulates the Japanese boxing? Enter.
If you do it? Nakatani remained unified and everyone’s maults went to 118.

Tenshin Nasuwawa wins but that’s all

In the game, Tenshin Nasukawa remained unbeaten, but no one won. He crossed a decision of 100-90, 99-91 x2 on Victor Santillan in a plan of ten rounds.

Santillan had a complicated Southpaw style and Tenshin did not really discover it. He landed clean, but he looked like hesitating most of the night. This was not prominent material. It was the survival mode with points.

The hype is still there, but the gap between Nasukawa and someone like Nakatani? It is massive. One looks like a monster. The other continues to find his foot.

Complete results

• With Nakani detained Ryosuke Nishida for TKO in the sixth round (3:00).

• Tenshin Nagasawa surpassed Victor Santillan with a unanimous decision for 10 rounds (99-91, 99-91, 100-90).

• Tomoya Tsuboi defeated Van Tran by a unanimous decision after 10 rounds (98-92, 100-90, 100-90).

• Riku Masuda eliminated Michell Banez in the first round (1:27).