Tatsuki Shinotsuka Wants "John Dodson and His (BKFC) Title"

Tatsuki Shinotsuka finished Justyn Martinez at the 1:33 mark of round one at RIZIN 46 on April 29th.
Shinotsuka appeared on Bare Knuckle Bowker to touch on several subjects such as: -taking part in a historic bare-knuckle boxing bout in Japan
-differences in training for this one as compared to the usual kickboxing prep
-benefits of his karate experience in relation to succeeding under BKFC rules
-beating an opponent in his debut who had four prior BKFC fights
-Martinez being a mystery opponent in the fight lead-in
-coming out with three masked men at the Rizin 46 pre-fight press conference and who those individuals in question were
-being solely focused on bare-knuckle boxing from here on out
-plans that are in motion for a state-side BKFC fight this Summer
-previously being the Krush featherweight champ in kickboxing and now eyeing BKFC flyweight gold at this juncture in his combat sports efforts
-the composure Shinotsuka had in his debut under the BKFC ruleset
-patience and shot selection being of paramount focus to protect his hands
-the childhood dream being actualized into reality of winning on a Japanese New Year's Eve card for the 2023 end-of-the-year event that Rizin did