Naoya Inoue: page 29

Virgil Hunter: Naoya Inoue Should Climb In Weight to Fight Gervonta Davis

Chris Algieri: Naoya Inoue’s Entertainment Value, Star Power Are ‘Something Else’

In Monday’s episode of “Deep Waters” on ProBox TV, analyst Chris Algieri calls unified junior featherweight champion Naoya Inoue his favorite fighter.

Sam Goodman Believes He Is The Man To Spoil The Inoue Party

Twenty-five-year-old super bantamweight contender Sam Goodman flew himself to Japan to be ringside to watch Naoya Inoue vs. Luis Nery last weekend, not knowing that he would find himself in the ring following the fireworks at the Tokyo Dome.

Tokyo Diary: What It’s Like To Cover a Naoya Inoue Fight In Japan

TOKYO – I don’t know what I was expecting, but it’s fair to say I wasn’t expecting that. The pitch of the cheers was different, the weigh-ins, the pageantry, the respect, the routines, it was all different.

One Punch From Nery Keeps Crawford in the P4P Debate

By the time Terence Crawford steps into the ring to face Israil Madrimov in a Los Angeles soccer stadium on Aug. 3, he will have been inactive for 371 days. That’s one year, plus a leap day, plus five ordinary days. That’s 53 weeks.

Turki Alalshikh, Paulie Malignaggi Rank Terence Crawford Above Naoya Inoue

Talk to enough boxing lifers and they’ll say one of the most revealing elements of a champion’s mettle is how they perform once they’re knocked to the canvas.

Nery Goes Full Circle, From Villain To Anti-Hero

TOKYO – Luis Nery might have cut a dejected figure this morning.  There was discolouration around his eyes but as he sat in the hotel lobby, he posed for pictures and signed autographs for the fans. He smiled more than he had all week.

Mandatory Challenger Sam Goodman Says He Has Seen Enough to Dethrone Nayoa Inoue

All-Action Hero Naoya Inoue Climbs Off Canvas to Violently Knock Out Luis Nery

TOKYO – The story had already been written before it was played out in front of more than 40,000 frenzied fans at the Tokyo Dome. The stage had been set. We had seen the commercial. Japan’s leading man, the boyish wrecking machine that is Naoya Inoue was fighting for the honor of his country against the villain of the piece, Luis Nery.

Naoya Inoue Dropped But Brutally Destroys Luis Nery in Six Rounds

Naoya Inoue survived a scare and a first-round knockdown at the Tokyo Dome on Monday to drop Mexican challenger Luis Nery three times on his way to a spectacular sixth-round knockout.