The confrontation between Chinese players and Japanese players often makes the audience excited. Today, let’s review a high-profile Sino-Japanese battle.
Chinese player Qiu Jianliang heavy punching KO Japanese fighting champion Nagashima Kumaichiro. This game was a great match. Today we will review this exciting matchup and see how Qiu Jianliang is. Seize the opportunity to KO the opponent in an instant.
On January 27, 2018, Qiu Jianliang rose from 65 kg to 70 kg against Yuichiro Nagashima . Yuichiro Nagashima once won the Japanese national championship in 2010, and in 2014 KO said it was Ichiryu with the golden bell iron jersey body protection, so the strength naturally goes without saying more.
As the world's number one Chinese player in featherweight , Qiu Jianliang believes that everyone is familiar with it, especially his iconic dragon tail, which is really pleasing to the eye. Without further ado, let's go directly to the game.
After the start, Qiu Jianliang used a turning kick to test himself, while Nagashima Yuichiro suddenly hit a jab in front of him. Qiu Jianliang was unmoved, and then a three hundred and sixty-degree kick made the opponent panicked. The opponent simply couldn't resist Qiu Jianliang's fast attack. After Qiu Jianliang pushed him away, he tried to hit the opponent with a roundabout kick, but he was knocked out in the back of the head.
The game came to the second game. After Nagashima Kumaichiro made several illegal hugs, he was severely warned by the referee. Obviously he had tasted the power of Qiu Jianliang's heavy punches, and then chose to cuddle passively to consume Qiu Jianliang, and even attacked him. The little operation of hitting the back of the head, as everyone knows, his every move is seen by the referee.
In the second half of the second game, Qiu Jianliang turned around and swung his leg to knock down the opponent. Because this kick did not kick,Long Island quickly got up. Then Qiu Jianliang hit a swing fist , while Changdao counterattacked, he was hit by two swing fists again by Qiu Jianliang. Despite being hit continuously, Long Island still did not change face to face, and the ability to resist the attack was still okay.
Next let us enter the third game, saying that Long Island actually launched an active attack, this momentum came up all at once, very temperamental but useless. Qiu Jianliang did not give up the initiative to attack, and seized the opportunity to knock his opponent down, and then completely defeated the opponent with a continuous attack. The Japanese player still did not get up after the referee counted ten times, and the Chinese player Qiu Jianliang finally won the victory.
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