Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Naoya Inoue turned pro in 2012 and is renowned for his rapid rise through multiple weight classes. Known for his power punches, he's earned numerous accolades, including bantamweight world titles. Junto Nakatani started his professional career in 2015, dominating the flyweight division before moving up. Both are undefeated, but Nakatani's reach advantage may play a crucial role against Inoue's aggression.

Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani Fight Card

• Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani
• Takuma Inoue vs Kazuto Ioka
• Toshiki Shimomachi vs Reiya Abe
• Sora Tanaka vs Jin Sasaki
• Kosuke Tomioka vs Shogo Tanaka
• Deok No Yun vs Yuito Moriwaki
• Yoshiki Takei vs Dekang Wang

Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani Undercard

Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani Fight

• Division/Weight: super bantamweight
• Naoya Inoue record: 32-0
• Junto Nakatani record: 32-0
• Belts at stake: Undisputed Super Bantamweight Title

Naoya Inoue challenges Junto Nakatani for the Undisputed Super Bantamweight Title.

Naoya "Monster" Inoue boasts an undefeated record of 32 wins, with no losses or draws. He turned professional in October 2012. Inoue becomes steeled by facing similarly undefeated opponents. His orthodox style is coupled with precise techniques and maturity in the ring.

Junto "Big Bang" Nakatani, also with a spotless 32-0 record, matches Inoue's successes. Turning pro in April 2015, his longer reach might give him an edge. Known for agility and power, Nakatani competes as a fascinating contender. Expect a competitive clash of titans.

Takuma Inoue vs Kazuto Ioka Fight

• Division/Weight: bantamweight
• Takuma Inoue record: 21-2
• Kazuto Ioka record: 32-4
• Belts at stake: WBC World Bantamweight Title

Takuma Inoue faces Kazuto Ioka with the WBC World Bantamweight Title on the line.

Takuma Inoue turned pro in 2013 and has a fight record of 21 wins, 2 losses, and no draws. Despite having no knockouts, he continues to prove his resilience. His recent opponents lacked significant strength or advantage in reach and height, positioning Inoue well against Ioka in this bantamweight bout.

Kazuto Ioka began his professional career in 2009. With 32 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw, he holds a vast array of experience. Compared to his last opponent's similar physical stats as Inoue, Ioka stands ready with experience but may find it challenging given Takuma's tenacity and style.

Toshiki Shimomachi vs Reiya Abe Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Toshiki Shimomachi record: 22-1
• Reiya Abe record: 28-4
• Belts at stake: N/A

Toshiki Shimomachi faces off against Reiya Abe with no belts or titles on the line.

Toshiki Shimomachi stands tall at 179 cm and has maintained an impressive record of 22 wins, 1 loss, and 3 draws since he turned pro. Despite his zero knockouts, his reach and height disconcerted past opponents in prior weight classes. His past opponents lack Abe's experience and height, potentially leveling the playing field for this bout.

Reiya Abe brings a wealth of experience with 28 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws to the fight. He similarly lacks knockout power but has faced tougher competition than Shimomachi. With his advantage in seasoned opposition, Abe might exploit any slight openings Shimomachi leaves.

Sora Tanaka vs Jin Sasaki Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Sora Tanaka record: 5-0
• Jin Sasaki record: 20-2
• Belts at stake: OPBF Welterweight Title

Sora Tanaka faces Jin Sasaki for the OPBF Welterweight Title.

Sora Tanaka has gone pro with an undefeated record of 5 wins. He hasn’t earned KO victories yet, which could influence his strategy against Sasaki. His previous opponents lacked experience compared to Sasaki, making this a challenging bout for Tanaka in a higher-tier weight class match-up.

Jin Sasaki brings significant experience with 20 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw. Like Tanaka, he hasn't secured knockouts but stands taller with more reach and exposure to tougher fights previously. Sasaki's superior match history and stats give him an edge in this matchup.

Kosuke Tomioka vs Shogo Tanaka Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Kosuke Tomioka record: 11-4
• Shogo Tanaka record: 5-0
• Belts at stake: WBO Asia Pacific Flyweight Title

Kosuke Tomioka will face Shogo Tanaka, with the WBO Asia Pacific Flyweight Title at stake.

Kosuke Tomioka turned professional and has fought 15 matches, winning 11 and suffering four losses. He has no knockout wins. Kosuke's past opponents do not provide records or ratings. Without the context of recent fights, evaluating his chances against Tanaka is difficult for the flyweight division.

Shogo Tanaka holds an unbeaten record in all five professional fights. Similar to Kosuke, he has no knockouts yet. Lacking detailed opponent stats, it's challenging to predict how well he will fare against Kosuke in this encounter.

Deok No Yun vs Yuito Moriwaki Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Deok No Yun record: 10-2
• Yuito Moriwaki record: 1-0
• Belts at stake: OPBF & WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight Titles

Deok No Yun will face Yuito Moriwaki for the OPBF and WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight Titles.

Deok No Yun turned professional with a record of 10 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw. He hasn't secured any knockout victories yet. His recent fights lack detailed listed opponents but show tenacity in the ring. Considering his experience, he holds a competitive edge in this matchup.

Yuito Moriwaki's professional journey shows only one win and one draw with no knockout victories. His limited matches hint at inexperience compared to Deok No Yun, making this a challenging bout against the more seasoned fighter from South Korea.

Yoshiki Takei vs Dekang Wang Fight

• Division/Weight: None
• Yoshiki Takei record: 11-1
• Dekang Wang record: 9-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Yoshiki Takei faces Dekang Wang with no belts or titles on the line.

Yoshiki Takei turned professional with a solid fight record of 11 wins and 1 loss. Although lacking any knockouts, his consistency speaks volumes. His previous opponent was in a similar weight class, indicating a strategic match-up with Wang. Yoshiki's strength lies in his steady performance across multiple fights.

Dekang Wang has achieved 9 wins and suffered only one loss, like Yoshiki. He hasn't recorded any knockouts yet. The similarity in past opponents and performance suggests an evenly matched contest, making this upcoming fight intriguing. Both fighters exhibit careful techniques within their shared parameters.

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