
Angelo Leo looking to land 'The Monster' Naoya Inoue
Angelo Leo is ready to test himself against the fighter many consider to be the pound-for-pound king of the sport, Naoya Inoue.
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Angelo Leo is ready to test himself against the fighter many consider to be the pound-for-pound king of the sport, Naoya Inoue.


Ramon Cardenas is an enormous underdog for his May 4 summit with pound-for-pound star Naoya Inoue, but he refuses to yield his self-belief, as discussed on ‘BoxingScene Today.'

BoxingScene Today features trainer Ramon Cardenas breaking down strategy and preparation for the anticipated clash with Naoya Inoue, and its impact on the bantamweight division.

Ramon Cardenas didn't expect he'd get an opportunity to face Naoya Inoue so soon, but he promises to make the most of his shot.

Even if we were not to grade on a curve – to not make the superlative into the standard – then the three shows on May 2-4 may feel like a letdown.

IBF featherweight champ Angelo Leo talks potential fights with Naoya Inoue and Nick Ball, ready to unify titles and cement his legacy in the division.

Nick Ball is targeting unifications over a likely clash with pound-for-pound star Naoya Inoue.

Nick Ball’s promoter, Frank Warren, insists that Nick Ball will not sit and wait for Naoya Inoue to move up to featherweight

BoxingScene Today previews Naoya Inoue’s May 4 return in Las Vegas vs. Ramon Cardenas, analyzing styles, stakes, and what the bout means for the super-bantamweight division.