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Naoya Inoue aims to become four-weight world champion in Tokyo showdown
Japanese boxing sensation, Naoya Inoue, is set to take on Stephen Fulton in a highly anticipated showdown in Tokyo. Inoue, considered one of the best boxers in the world, remains undefeated and boasts an impressive knockout record. However, Fulton is no pushover, as he holds the WBC and WBO titles at super-bantamweight – a title Inoue will be vying for the first time.
Inoue vs Fulton: Clash of the Titans
Stephen Fulton, hailing from Philadelphia, has some significant victories under his belt, including wins over Angelo Leo, Brandon Figueroa, and Danny Roman. Meanwhile, Inoue is coming off a triumph over Brit Paul Butler at bantamweight, where he secured all four belts. In his quest for supremacy at 122lbs, Inoue has handpicked an incredibly formidable opponent in Fulton.
When is Inoue vs Fulton?
The much-anticipated clash between Inoue and Fulton is scheduled for Tuesday, July 25. Ring-walks are expected to begin around 11.30am BST. The thrilling bout will take place at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.
How to watch: Live stream and TV channel
UK fans can catch the action live on Sky Sports Arena. If you prefer to stream the fight, you can do so using the NOW TV or Sky Go app. Simply download the app onto your mobile or tablet device to enjoy the action in real-time.
Inoue vs Fulton full card
The undercard for this momentous title fight includes some exciting matchups:
- Stephen Fulton vs. Naoya Inoue for the WBC and WBO Super-bantamweight titles
- Robeisy Ramirez vs. Satoshi Shimizu for the WBO featherweight title
- Chihiro Iwashita vs. Hiroyuki Takahara - Super-featherweight
- Kanamu Sakama vs. Ryu Horikawa - Super-flyweight
- Taiga Imanaga vs. Hebi Marapu - Lightweight
- Yoshiki Takei vs. Ronnie Baldonado - Super-bantamweight
- Yuki Kajitani vs. Masato Shinoda – Super-flyweight
- Kenta Yamakawa vs. Ryosuke Nakamura - Featherweight
- Takero Kitano vs. Kenta Kawakami - Featherweight
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