The boxing match between 'Gallo' Estrada and Tenshin Nasukawa will take place this Saturday, April 11th, at the Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan. For this fight, Nasukawa focused on mobility and speed, believing these qualities would allow him to decipher the technical and aggressive style of the Mexican boxer. The fight will be broadcast on ESPN and Disney+ for Mexico and Latin America. The scheduled start time for the fight is 2:30 AM Central Standard Time. Mexican boxer Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada, who assisted Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., is putting on the gloves with the goal of becoming the mandatory challenger for the WBC world bantamweight title. This fight between 'Gallo' Estrada and Tenshin Nasukawa will write a new chapter in the Mexico vs. Japan rivalry. 'I want to be a world champion in three different weight classes, and this is the first test,' stated Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada from Japan a few days before the fight. Prior to his title quest in a third division, 'Gallo' Estrada has been a WBC champion in the minimumweight and super flyweight classes. At 35 years old, Juan Francisco Estrada knows he is in the final stage of his career. 'Gallo's' record is 45 wins, 4 losses, and 28 KOs. In the rival's corner, Tenshin Nasukawa has a record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 2 KOs in his short professional career. 'We did great preparation in Mexico City. If Tenshin beats me, it's because he will be a better boxer than me; however, I want the world title in this bantamweight division. It's a great opportunity that has come my way,' said 'Gallo' Estrada. Both boxers know that the winner will solidify their position as the mandatory challenger for the WBC bantamweight title. Although he has a short boxing career, Tenshin Nasukawa is familiar with the ring, as he was a kickboxer. Nasukawa's fight against Juan Francisco 'Gallo' Estrada will be the second most demanding for the Japanese fighter, who was defeated by Takuma Inoue. However, Tenshin Nasukawa is more remembered for his fight against Floyd Mayweather, who will fight against Mike Tyson. We trained at altitude for better physical condition, I feel one hundred percent.
