In the Japanese RISE competition last Saturday night, the "fighting prodigy" Nasugawa Tenshin staged his final battle in the tournament, against the same disciple Feng Yin. Although Nasugawa Tenshin won in the end, the whole process was not easy, and the ship almost capsized in the gutter, and what was more interesting in this game was that Feng Yin was actually a player cultivated by Nasugawa Tenshin's father.
In this game, Nasugawa Tenshin appeared very confident when he played, and the opening game was a flying kick directly skipping the touching boxing link. But then, although Tianxin appeared more composed, Fengyin brought a lot of threat to Tianxin in close-range punches, and most of Tianxin's attacks, as well as often surprisingly winning kicks, were defended by Fengyin.
Throughout the game, Tianxin only hit Feng Yin with a heavy blow in the second round, making his legs weak and almost knocked down, and the other times the two were almost equal. In the end, three sets of battle were over, two of the three referees thought that Tianxin won, one gave a draw, and Tianxin won by a majority decision. It was only a little bit closer to pulling the Japanese fighting genius off the altar, and the wind sound was also very regrettable.
As early as 2019, Feng Yin said: "I am neither a natural retinue nor anyone's little brother, we (and Tianxin) are partners in the same boxing gym, although the level is indeed completely different now, but I do not intend to lose, although in the same boxing gym, but I want to become stronger than to lose to anyone." ”
The reason why Feng Yin was able to perform so well, in addition to his fighting spirit, had a lot to do with his coach being Nasugawa Tenshin's father. One was his own son and the other was his own disciple, and Nasugawa Tenshin's father chose to help his disciple Fengyin fight.
He not only gave Fengyin a highly targeted training before the game, but also served as a corner coach for Fengyin during the game. Nasugawa Tenshin was accompanied by only a few young teaching assistants and another fighter, Mirai Asakura.
Next, Nasugawa Tenshin will fight with Takezun in June in the "Battle of the Century" of Japanese kickboxing, but at present, neither player seems to be in the best condition.