Floyd Mayweather once again proved that he is undefeated after he finished Tenshin Nasukawa in just 140 seconds of the first round on Monday. Evidently, it was a clear victory for the 41-year-old American boxer for there one-sided bout of exhibition on the New Year's Eve.
Nasukawa, however, barely landed a clean punch against the more experienced Mayweather. Nasukawa's father threw in the towel after seeing his son swinging wildly from Mayweather's punch to the side of the head.
The American boxer posted on Instagram indicating he was receiving $US9 million saying, "I like to call it a 9 minute walk thru #Tokyo #Japan".
Mayweather hug the weeping Nasukawa and calling him "still a great champion".
"Tenshin is still undefeated. i'm still undefeated," Mayweather said.
"It's all about having fun," Mayweather told reporters after the fight, praising his kickboxer opponent as a "young hungry lion".
Mayweather has officially retired three times, firstly after beating Ricky Hatton in 2007, Andre Berto in 2015 and calling out against Conor McGregor last year.
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