In this video we analyse the career of Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue. He's an excellent sportsman with a lot of skill, but not only that does he have extraordinary punching power. He's a three-weight world champion, a feat few boxers achieve. He has the nickname of 'The Monster,' and fittingly we take a look at times where Naoya Inoue has appeared to be a Monster in the ring. He uses many tricks in the ring to get him a victory and he has brilliant footwork and athleticism. Currently he boxes in the bantamweight division of 118 pounds. However he has won world titles in the divisions of 108 and 115 pounds. Opponents include the likes of Jamie McDonnell, Emmanuel Rodriguez and Nonito Donaire. He has scored incredible knockouts in the ring, while also having spectacular highlight-reel moments. Enjoy as we take a look and talk about Naoya Inoue's promising career thus far.
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Resource Credits:
🎵 Music:
• Rise by Max LL
• Japan! by Watermark High
• I Feel Free by Jamie Lono
• Don't Fall Asleep - Instrumental by The Seige
🎬 Visuals:
• World Boxing Super Series:
• HBO Boxing:
• TV Broadcasters
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