Looking at the “Monster” of Naoya del Japan!

Let’s look at the world champion of four divisions from Japan Naoya ‘Monster’ Inoue, which is the current IBF champion, WBC and WBO World Super Bantamweight and possibly the best pound for pounds in the world.

Inoue’s record of amateur fans was 75-6 before becoming a professional in May 2012, and launched the Crison “No Surpore” Omaayao, 16-4-1, in four rounds of eight round rounds scheduled.

In his fourth struggle, he won the lightweight Japanese title lightweight defeating Ryoichi Taguchi, 18-1-1. In his fifth fight, he won the weight title of the Eastern and Pacific Federation of the Boxing Federation Federation, stopping the “Jerson” Smooth Operator of Philippines Mancio, 18-3-3, in five rounds.

In April 2014, Inoue won his first world title when he stopped the World WBC World Champion of Mexico, Adrian ‘Big Bang’ Hernandez, 29-2-1, in six rounds in his sixth struggle. Made a defense of the title.

In December, he advanced, winning his World Division title, eliminating the World WBO champion of Argentina Super Flyweight Omar ‘El Hurracan’ Narvaez, 43-1-2, in two rounds. He made seven title defenses.

In May 2019, it won its World Third Division title, eliminated the World Champion of the IBF Manny Rodriguez de Puerto Rico, 19-0, in two rounds.

In June 2022 he added the WBC World Bantamweight title, stopping Nonito Donaire, 42-6, in two rounds.

In December, he added the title of Wbo World Bantamweight, eliminating Paul ‘Baby Face Murder’ Butler, 34-2, in eleven rounds in his sixth defense in Bantamweight.

In July 2023, the WBC champion and the WBO Super Bantamweight’s Stephen ‘Fulton’, 21-0, in 8 rounds, won its world title in the fourth division, stopped and the Wbo Super Bantamweight’s Stephen.

He added the title of the IBF in his next struggle, out of the “Marlon” tapas of Philippines, 37-3, in ten rounds.

In his fourth defense in May 2025, Ramon ‘Dinimita’ Cardenas de San Antonio, 26-1, stopped in eight rounds. It improved its record up to 30-0 with 27 stops and 19 defenses of the global title. At the age of 32 he has struggled four times in the US, once in the United Kingdom, and twenty-five times in Japan.