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Inoue to Defend Title in Vegas

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Naoya Inoue returns to the U.S. ring.
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First U.S. Fight in Three Years

On May 4, 2025, Naoya Inoue, a leading name in the boxing world, is set to defend his undisputed junior featherweight title against Ramon Cardenas at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. This fight marks Inoue's return to the U.S. after his last appearance in June 2021.

Inoue’s Career Highlights

Since his previous U.S. bout, Inoue has been active in Japan, where he has fought eight times, successfully claiming titles in both the 118 and 122-pound categories. Presently, he is recognized as one of the top pound-for-pound fighters in the sport.

Cardenas’ Title Shot

Ramon Cardenas, who currently holds the No. 10 ranking in the junior featherweight division, will be stepping into the ring as an underdog for his first world title challenge. Cardenas has expressed his gratitude for this opportunity and aims to capitalize on it.

Fight Excitement

Inoue shared his appreciation for the American fans who have supported him throughout his career. He acknowledged the significance of fighting at T-Mobile Arena. Cardenas also highlighted the importance of this title fight for his professional path.

A Packed Boxing Weekend

This championship clash is part of an exciting boxing weekend. Leading up to Inoue's match, notable fights will take place in Times Square, New York City, including bouts featuring Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney. Additionally, a major match will occur in Saudi Arabia, where Canelo Alvarez will face William Scull on Saturday.

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