Naoya Inoue receives WBC, WBO 122-pound belts, looks to undisputed clash vs. Marlon Tapales
Naoya Inoue received the WBC and WBO 122-pound titles earned with the Stephen Fulton KO at a media ceremony in Tokyo on Wednesday. The Japanese star wants to add to his title collection before the end of 2023.
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Decorated Japanese veteran looking to make history after moving up to junior bantamweight.
read moreTakuma Inoue to return from injury nightmare
After nearly a year away from the ring, undefeated junior bantamweight contender Takuma Inoue will return today against Hiroyuki Hisataka in a 10-round bout.
read moreRicardo Rodriguez to face WBO 115-pound titlist Naoya Inoue, May 21
On May 21, Ricardo Rodriguez will challenge WBO junior bantamweight titlist Naoya Inoue at Ariake Colosseum in Tokyo, Japan.
read moreNaoya Inoue strives to improve
Despite being the first fighter to stop Kohei Kono in six dominant rounds, WBO 115-pound titlist Naoya Inoue is still striving for perfection.
read moreNaoya Inoue pleased with comeback performance
Nayoa Inoue’s promoter says a rematch with Omar Narvaez is next and then the Japanese star could head to the U.S. where Roman Gonzalez awaits.
read moreHosono to defend Japanese National belt against Watanabe
Japanese national featherweight champion Satoshi Hosono faces Takuya Watanabe tomorrow at Korakuen Hall in Japan.
read moreTwo stacked world title doubleheaders scheduled for April in Japan
Japan hosts two world title doubleheaders in April. On April 6, RING flyweight champ Akira Yaegashi and WBC 108-pound titleholder Adrian Hernanez co-headline; and on April 23, WBC bantamweight king Shinsuke Yamanaka and IBF 122-pound boss Kiko Martinez share the bill.
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