Junto Nakatani: record, next fight and profile →
Naoya Inoue oozed class and versatility as he overcame the most accomplished opponent of his career to date, the brilliant Junto Nakatani, writes Tom Ivers from Japan.
Tony Del Vecchio, the trainer of TJ Doheny, breaks down Saturday's matchup between Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani.
Chris Algieri believes that Naoya Inoue-Junto Nakatani is the most exciting fight that’s been made since Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk.
The excitement around Tokyo has been building for what is the biggest fight in Japanese boxing history, writes Tom Ivers who is in Japan making fearless predictions
“He’s almost the complete package,” Jason Moloney told Declan Warrington.
“I'm going to win the fight,” said Junto Nakatani, “and then tell everyone who's going to be watching the fight my story.”
Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani were both under the junior featherweight limit ahead of their undisputed battle at the Tokyo Dome on Saturday night.
While the spotlight in Tokyo has long belonged to Naoya Inoue, for Junto Nakatani, Saturday is about his own story
Typically calm and respectful, yet retaining the aura of "The Monster," Naoya Inoue promises to remind everyone of his best form against Junto Nakatani.
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