Shortly after his lukewarm Floyd Mayweather boxing exhibition match, Tenshin Nasukawa has now accepted UFC superstar Conor McGregor‘s invitation for a mixed martial arts exhibition.
Last week, The Notorious took to Twitter to express his interest in facing the Japanese fighter, asking the UFC and Paradigm Sports Management to set up the fight “this instant.”
Nasukawa accepted the challenge on his personal Instagram, noting his terms to make the fight happen. Nasukawa is willing to step into the ring only if McGregor can drop down a weight class (featherweight) and agree to kickboxing rules.
Stay tuned to find out if Conor McGregor accepts Tenshin Nasukawa terms.
In case you missed it, Manny Pacquiao dissed Floyd Mayweather after his exhibition match with Tenshin Nasukawa.
Luxury Italian label Moschino is being sued by one of its former employees for racial discrimination. According to TMZ, Shamael Lataillade, who used to manage the brand’s West Hollywood store, claims that there was a “specific protocol” for black customers who did not appear to be wealthy. Lataillade shares details of a “Serena” codeword being used to identify these clients who were then to be watched carefully and followed while shopping. Lataillade also details an experience in the lawsuit in which the store called the police on a “suspicious” black male who turned out to be a signed recording artist.
Lataillade believes she was fired for her Haitian-American background and complaints about use of the “Serena” codeword. She is suing Moschino for unidentified damages. Moschino has denied Shamael’s accusations sharing that it ”complies with applicable equal employment laws and values and respects all customers and clients regardless of their race or background.” Stay tuned for more information as this story develops.
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