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Naoya Inoue-Ramon Cardenas: The week that was
Sunday’s undisputed super-bantamweight title fight, between the champion Naoya Inoue and Ramon Cardenas, continues to be marketed as a fight for the popular Cinco de Mayo weekend, and yet it remains possible that Inoue will be the better-supported fighter at the T-Mobile Arena on Sunday evening.
Naoya Inoue is one of the few 21st century pound-for-pound leaders who combine excellence with excitement, writes Eric Raskin ...
Naoya Inoue defended his undisputed super-bantamweight titles against Ramon Cardenas this past weekend, and it looks like there was an interesting spectator wat ...
In the eyes of many, ‘The Monster’ sits at the top of the pound-for-pound list ahead of the likes of unified heavyweight ...
Although there are plans for the undisputed junior featherweight champion Inoue to move up again in the near future, his ...
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Naoya Inoue is still the undisputed king of the super bantamweights, but is he the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in the world ...
A fascinating comparison between Gervonta "Tank" Davis and Naoya Inoue is drumming up anticipation for a potential ...
Naoya Inoue-Ramon Cardenas was a very good fight. It had momentum swings; hard punches; action in the pocket. They combined ...
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Naoya Inoue dropped, stops Cardenas in 8th to remain undisputedUnbeaten Naoya Inoue of Japan retained his undisputed super bantamweight world crown on Sunday, climbing off the canvas to ...
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