Looking at Japan’s Naoia ‘Monster’ Inoue!

Let’s look at the Japanese-Divisian World Champion of the Naoi “Monster” Inue, which is the current IBF, VBC and VBO World Champion Super Bantemveight Champion and possibly the best kilograms best in the world.

Inoue’s Amateur Record was 75-6 before he turned professionals in May 2012. year, knocking out Philippines Cris ‘No Surrender’ Omaiao, 16-4-1, in four rounds scheduled eight rounds.

In his fourth fight, he won the Japanese title of the light slaters by winning Rioichi Taguchi, 18-1-1. In his fifth struggle, he won the empty light lighting light flying light flying flying, stopping his mancio “Jerson” of the operator “Philippines”, 18-3-3, in five rounds.

In April 2014. Inoue won its first world when he stopped Mexico VBC World Light Flight Champion Adrian ‘Big Bang’ Hernandez, 29-2-1, in six rounds in the sixth struggle. He defended the title.

He started in December, winning his world name of the second division, expulsion of Argentina VBO World Super Fleveight Champion Omar ‘El Huracan’ Narvaez, 43-1-2, in two rounds. He made seven defenses of the title.

In May 2019. he won his World Title of his third department, expelling IBF World Champion Puerto Rikov Manny Rodriguez, 19-0, in two rounds.

In June 2022. He added the name VBC World Bantamveight name, stop Nonito Donair, 42-6, in two rounds.

In December, VBo’s world name was given by Bantam weight, expelling Paul ‘Baby Face Assassin’ Butler, 34-2, in eleven rounds in his sixth defense in Bantamte.

In July 2023. year moved and stopped VBC and Vbo Super Bantamteight Champion Filadelphia Stephen ‘Scooter’ Fulton, 21-0, in 8 rounds, winning his Name of the Holy World Division.

He added the IBF title in his next fight, rejecting Tapalese Tabala for nightmares “Marlon” Marlon “, 37-3, in ten rounds.

In his fourth defense in May 2025. He stopped Ramon ‘Dinimit’ Ramon ‘Dinimita’, 26-1, in eight rounds. He improved his record at 30-0 with 27 stops and 19 total defense rights. At 32 years, he fought four times in the US, once in the UK and twenty-five times in Japan.