
Trainer Robert Garcia on Bam Rodriguez: 'He's thinking Naoya Inoue'
Trainer Robert Garcia says Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is fully focused on making a fight – his next fight – with undisputed junior featherweight champion Inoue
Junto Nakatani: record, next fight and profile →

Trainer Robert Garcia says Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is fully focused on making a fight – his next fight – with undisputed junior featherweight champion Inoue

Ramon Cardenas reflects on his hard-fought victory over Leonardo Carrillo and reveals who he wants next. The 122-pound contender admits there are areas of his performance he can improve, but remains focused on facing the best fighters in the division. Cardenas also discusses the possibility of a huge showdown with Junto Nakatani after previously sparring the Japanese star, insisting that fighting is a completely different challenge from sparring. Could Cardenas vs. Nakatani be next?

At eight years old, Steven Navarro was told he wasn’t made for boxing. Now 22, he's shared the ring with the best of his era and beyond

Ramon Cardenas is targeting a showdown with Junto Nakatani but the 30-year-old junior featherweight is almost resigned to his call going unanswered

If Junto Nakatani gets another crack at Naoya Inoue and comes up short again, his trainer vows he will never coach another boxer.

Last week in Tokyo, Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani reminded BoxingScene's Tom Ivers just how good boxing can be when it’s done properly.

Even if Naoya Inoue-Junto Nakatani wasn't boxing at its apex as a form of entertainment, Eric Raskin explains why Inoue-Nakatani was close to the best boxing could offer as a pure sport.

Naoya Inoue noncommittal on what comes next but his respect for Junto Nakatani is clear, writes Tom Ivers

Perfect fights, like the one shared by Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani, are not always the most thrilling, writes Elliot Worsell

I'm relieved, said Naoya Inoue following his victory over Junto Nakatani at the Tokyo Dome on Saturday night, writes Tom Ivers