
Naoya Inoue, Mizuki Hiruta, Teraji-Akui top JBC 2025 boxing awards honorees
Naoya Inoue continues to add to his legacy as perhaps the greatest fighter to ever come out of Japan.
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Naoya Inoue continues to add to his legacy as perhaps the greatest fighter to ever come out of Japan.

Members of the Boxing Writers Association of America will vote on their picks, with the winners honored later this year at the BWAA's annual awards ceremony.

It appears that the long-awaited Naoya Inoue-Junto Nakatani superfight is closer than ever to gracing the boxing calendar after spending all year on a collision course.

In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on whether BoxingScene’s team made the right pick in selecting Terence Crawford as fighter of the year

There are no balls in boxing (other than those covered by protective cups), but there are bells. Therefore, when seeking to peer with clarity into the future in this sport, we go with the crystal bell instead of the crystal ball. And if that strikes you as a bit hacky, just understand that the other option I was considering for the headline was “the crystal Nick Ball.” So you got off easy.

Now that Junto Nakatani escaped with a win over Sebastian Hernandez, who will be the next fighter to give Naoya Inoue a tough test?

There are so many things that go into a fight-of-the-year contender, but the title means different things to different people...

It was business as normal for Naoya Inoue, as he routed game Mexican Alan Picasso on the scorecards in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Naoya Inoue senses that victory over David Picasso Saturday in Saudi Arabia allows him to supplant the now-retired Terence Crawford as the top pound for pound fighter in boxing.

Naoya Inoue and Alan Picasso faced off for the first time this week at Thursday's final press conference ahead of Saturday's Ring 5: Night of the Samurai in Riyadh.