Naoya Inoue: record, next fight and profile →
If Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is to step up and take on Japanese superstar Naoya Inoue, as reports have suggested is the plan, then he will go and do it in the “Monster’s” backyard
Naoya Inoue is the target as Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez maps out his route to the Japanese superstar, writes Norm Frauenheim
Naoya Inoue and Katie Taylor are set to be honored at the IBF’s annual awards ceremony, staged in Vietnam on May 27, as part of their 41st annual convention
If Junto Nakatani gets another crack at Naoya Inoue and comes up short again, his trainer vows he will never coach another boxer.
Cases for each of Oleksandr Usyk, Naoya Inoue, David Benavidez, Shakur Stevenson and Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez can all be made with sane minds, writes Eric Raskin.
Buzz has been building for months, and arguably years, and now the time is right to ask: If a match can be made, who wins a fight between Naoya Inoue and Bam Rodriguez?
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