Naoya Inoue’s undisputed super-bantamweight title defence against Junto Nakatani at the Tokyo Dome on May 2 delivered big numbers. The gate surpassed $30 million, while domestic pay-per-view sales crossed 500,

Following a winning performance against Junto Nakatani at the Tokyo Dome, Naoya "The Monster" Inoue has ascended to the top of the sport, securing the No. 1 ranking from The Ring magazine, the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (TBRB),

TOKYO (AP) — Naoya Inoue retained his undisputed super-bantamweight crown with a unanimous decision victory over Junto Nakatani on Saturday in one of the biggest bouts in Japanese boxing history. Two judges scored the fight 116-112,

Takuma Inoue proved too fast, too sharp and too fresh for an ageing Kazuto Ioka on Saturday at the Tokyo Dome. Inoue dropped Ioka twice en route to a lopsided unanimous decision win on the

David Benavidez’s crushing cruiserweight debut, Naoya Inoue’s tactical title defense, and Jaime Munguia’s super middleweight triumph have simultaneously shifted the landscape in three divisions. Benavidez became a three-division champion with a sixth ...

The Japanese super fight goes down on Saturday with the undisputed junior featherweight title on the line

The biggest fight in Japanese boxing history arrives Saturday in Tokyo, where two unbeaten champions collide for control of a sport — and the future of an entire nation.

Naoya Inoue puts his super bantamweight title on the line against fellow unbeaten superstar Junto Nakatani in Japan.

TOKYO (AP) — Billed as “The Day,” May 2 is turning out to be the biggest-ever occasion for Japanese boxing. It’s when Naoya Inoue (32-0, 27 KOs), the undisputed super-bantamweight world champion, fights Junto “Big Bang” Nakatani (32-0,

Naoya Inoue retained his undisputed super-bantamweight world title at the Tokyo Dome by beating Junto Nakatani via unanimous decision.

Why Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani is bigger than you could possibly imagine - FIGHT OF THE YEAR: This undisputed-title clash is a generational fight, as Steve Bunce writes, and perhaps the biggest one