Arum Says He’s “Never Seen Anybody With The Concussive Power, P4P, That Inoue Has”
Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum has seen them all, and he’s worked with quite a few of them. The great fighters, the great punchers. … continue
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Naoya Inoue Unified All Four Bantamweight Belts In 2022; Four Belts At 122 Pounds In 2023?
Naoya Inoue enjoyed a history-making 2022, becoming as he did the first unified bantamweight ruler of the four-belt era. “The Monster” gobbled up Nonito Donaire … continue
Naoya Inoue – How High Can He Go?
How high can Japanese superstar, the history-making Naoya Inoue, go – as in how far up the weights can “The Monster” go? It seems in … continue
Inoue vs. Butler – Live Results: Naoya Inoue Becomes Four-Belt Bantamweight King
Earlier today in Tokyo, Japan, Naoya Inoue stopped Paul Butler to unify all four belts at bantamweight. Inoue, who had to chase an extremely, yet … continue
What time is the Inoue vs Butler fight on ESPN+ today?
Inoue vs Bulter for all the belts will happen Tuesday, December 13th at 2:30 a.m. ET LIVE on ESPN+ As fans may have heard, Naoya … continue
Naoya Inoue – Paul Butler: How To Watch, Start Time
Inoue vs Butler Starting @ 2:30am ET/ 11:30 pm PT on ESPN+ – Main event approx. 6am ET LIVE on ESPN+ Naoya Inoue has been … continue
Paul Butler Says “If Inoue Hasn’t Got Me Out Of There Within Six Rounds, I win The Fight”
It would/will be interesting to see how a Ring Magazine website poll of experts shapes up for next Tuesday’s four-belt bantamweight unification showdown between Naoya … continue
Paul Butler On “The Toughest Task In Boxing” – Defeating Naoya Inoue
WBO bantamweight champ Paul Butler will head to Japan soon, to tackle Naoya Inoue, the reigning WBA WBC IBF bantamweight king. It is a mighty … continue
Can “The Monster” Retire Unbeaten? Naoya Inoue Says This Is One Of His Goals
Not many world champions manage to retire with a spotless, unbeaten record. The greats that did it are few and far between, with names like … continue
Naoya Inoue Says He Will Become P-4-P Best By Unifying Bantamweight/Super-Bantam Divisions
For some people, bantamweight destroyer and current WBA/IBF/WBC champion Naoya Inoue is already the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world today. “The Monster” says he … continue