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Naoya Inoue Moves a Stride Nearer to Landmark Japanese Showdown Following Commanding Win.
Naoya Inoue cleared the path for a highly-anticipated all-Japanese super-fight by retaining his undisputed titles with a clear points victory over Alan Picasso in Saudi Arabia on fight night.
A Masterful Performance from Start to Finish
Widely regarded as one of the planet's elite P4P fighters, "The Monster" was in total command from the opening bell. He stifled the once-undefeated Picasso with a blend of devastating precision, blistering speed, and relentless pressure. The official judges confirmed his superiority with wide scores of 117-111, 119-109, and 120-108.
“This performance wasn't good enough,” stated the champion through a translator. “I am happy with the win, but I feel exhausted. After some rest, I will return stronger.”
Despite giving up considerable height and reach to his opponent, the champion imposed his will with crisp counters and thudding body attacks. He wobbled Picasso midway through the bout and consistently broke through his guard, forcing him into a largely defensive posture as the contest wore on.
Setting the Stage for a National Spectacle
The triumph sets up a potential blockbuster clash with compatriot Junto Nakatani. He scored his own win on the undercard, earning a unanimous decision in his debut at the 122-pound division.
“I moved up to this division to win world titles,” declared the undefeated contender. “If I get that chance, I want to take it.”
The champion echoed the interest while stopping short of a firm commitment. “We both performed well this evening,” he commented. “For next year, we will decide what happens. But Japanese fans should expect something very good.”
The Potential of a Historic Battle
Should it be made, an clash between the two champions fight—widely rumored for 3 May at the iconic venue—would feature two undefeated, multi-division titleholders in their peak years. This constitutes a rarity in today's sport and is considered by experts as a candidate to be the biggest fight in the nation's storied pugilistic heritage.
Kim Ramirez
A passionate golfer and journalist with over a decade of experience covering PGA tours and equipment innovations.
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