Shinya Aoki's performance (46-9) is still late at night, although the old general is 38 years old – quite far away from the golden age of MMA boxers in general. Former king One championship The Lightweight class recently made the audience “the eye O mouth A” when he had a spectacular victory with a standing Rear-Naked posture against the younger opponent James Nakashima (12-2) in the first half.
To perform Rear-Naked Choke, the boxer must first control the back of the opponent, then lock the opponent's hip with two legs before putting one hand through the opponent's neck, catching the other arm to perform the lock.
With the Rear-Naked Choke blow, the forearm and arms of the attacker will block the carotid artery on the sides of the opponent's neck, preventing blood from the brain, causing the opponent to faint in a very short time if not beating his hand to ask for loss. Performing Rear-Naked Choke in the state of each other is not easy, but Shinya Aoki is even more “magical” when locking the opponent in a standing position, leaning on an iron net.
Despite facing a younger, stronger Nakashima Nakashima, Shinya Aoki is still the one who controls the game right from the first half. He pushed Nakashima into the clinch (clinch) very early, before punching, catching the opponent and performing strangling after Standing Rear-Naked Chooke.
The victory came to Shinya Aoki in 2 minutes 42 seconds in the first half. This is the 30th Akiki's victory in the One Championship, making him a martial artist with the most winning match at One. This is also the third consecutive victory of the old general since he lost the belt to Christian Lee in the summer of 2019.