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Finally: Inoue will face Akhmadaliev on September 14 after years of perception of avoidance and easier fights

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Image: Finally Happening: Inoue to Face Akhmadaliev on September 14th After Years of Perceived Dodging and Easier Fights

Sunday: Inoue-Cardenas and Rafael Espinoza-Edward Vazquez will be broadcast live to ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 22:00 ET/7 PM PT

Promoter Eddie Hearn announced today that the fight between Nayy Inoue and Murodjon Akhmadaliev is scheduled for Sunday, September 14 in Japan. Two years of waiting and are slow for many fans who have gone out. Inoue still has to win his fight with Ramon Cardenas, but he is expected to be another simple one of the many he had.

Hearn is glad that his warrior, former IBF champion and WBA 122-lb, Akhmadaliev (13-1, 10 KO), finally a shot at Fighting Inoue, 32, for four titles in Super Bantamweight. Eddie presses that the fight has been taking place for centuries.

Long expectation and summer reaction

The reaction to today Hearna’s announcement was not huge in social media. The loss of Akhmadaliev from Tapales two years ago in 2023 encouraged a lot of interest that once was in this fight.

If Inoue fought him in 2022, when he was still invincible, the fight would be huge. The Japanese star decided not to do it. So the fight is not that great. Fans are now more interested in that Inoue moves to 126 and accepts Rafael Espinoza, Angelo Leo and Nick Ball masters.

Avoidance strategy

The Akhmadaliev 2016 bronze medalist had the impression that Inoue avoids him, which could be true. Inoue has a good thing in Japan, loved by a country that collectively does not bother that he is fighting less than permanently.

They think he is great and does not raise his feet on fire to put pressure on him, so that he starts fighting the competition at the elite level. For the money that Naoya makes a fight like you Joon Kim and Tj Dohen, why should he want to take risky fights in which he could lose?

This advertisement can enhance interest in the inoue fight on Sunday evening against Ramon Cardenas on May 4 in Las Vegas, because the US was not noise because of this fight for obvious reasons. This is another cushioned opponent of “The Monster” Inoue (29-0, 26 KO) to knock out in a disappointing fight in America.

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Boxing results: Salesister “Victory” Devin Haney: Ramirez’s command at the nap festival that irate fans

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Image: Boxing Results: Devin Haney's Lackluster "Victory": Outpointing Ramirez in a Snooze-Fest That Angered Fans

Devin Haney (32-0, 15 KO) did not impress his wide 12-round unanimous victorious decision on Jose Ramirez (32-3, 18 KO) in his fight on Saturday evening at Fatal Fury Card at Times Square in Recent York. The results are 119-109, 119-109 and 118-110.

Haney loved all night, casting a few shots and binding a tardy ram as he approached. There was almost no action because Devin did not intend to get up and fight. With Ramirez he is a type that needs a stationary opponent to land. Haney was too willing to oblige him.

Haney came to a fight, which requires victory to close the lucrative rematch with Ryan Garcia in October. He did his role with his victory over the ramist, but Turks Alalshikh must again consider his plans to do this. If Devin fights like tonight, it’s anger.


May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

Photo: Boxing results: Handluter Devina Haneya
May 2, 2025; Recent York, Recent York, USA: Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez during his fight on Fatal Fury Square Boxing in Fury Square on May 2, 2025 in Recent York, Recent York. (Photo Geoffrey Knott/Matchroom.)

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Teofimo Lopez Outclasses Arnold Barboza

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By: Sean Crose

Teofimo Lopez returned to the ring on Friday evening to fight Arnold Barboza in defense of his WBO semi -edited weight title. The throws are scheduled for championship 12, but the location of the match – Smack Dab in the middle of the square – made the fight immediately. However, this would be a action in the ring, would determine how the fight will be remembered. 21-1 Lopez fired crunchy stabs in the first, while 32-0 Barboza was looking for holes. Lopez landed firmly left to his body before the end of Round. Both men traded in the second, though nothing special attention. Lopez gave his shots more effectively in the third.

While Barboza was certainly in battle, in the fourth round it was clear that Lopez had given his man. Lopez took a little in fifth place. However, Barboza has not yet been broken. Indeed, he marked Lopez in the sixth. However, it was not enough to change the course of things, because the seventh barbose hesitated to throw himself again. The truth was that Lopez had a good night for himself. When the eighth went to the ninth, the fight fell into a straightforward pattern of Lopez’s impact without hitting.

When the fight was over, Barboza hesitated, while Lopez basically fired at will. His performance in the ninth round was a master class. Barboza tried to land on Lopez in tenth, but Lopez was able to avoid shots. Lopez still impressed in eleventh. No wonder that the defendant Master traveled through the twelfth and final round. It was a result that Lopez brought a unanimous win in the decision.

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Times Square fights: live updates, results and analyzes

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Three main fighting card is distinguished by a boxing show at Times Square in Novel York on Friday (DAZN PPV).

Ryan Garcia will face Rolando Romero in the main event, a 12-round combination of welterweight. The former unquestioned master of lightweight Devin Haney will face the former champion of the welterweight champion Jose Ramirez in the co-or-maan event, and Teofiimo Lopez defends his title WBO Junior Sitter in a welterweight against Arnold Barboz Jr., transient title owner.

Garcia defeated Haney with the decision of the majority in April 2024, dropping Haney with powerful left hooks three times. But the result was changed to the lack of a lack of a lack of a positive test result for the prohibited substance, for which he received an annual suspension. Both Garcia and Haney will fight for the first time since the meeting at Barclays Center.

If they both win on Friday, the rematch is a card for later this year.

Lopez won the title, defeating Josh Taylor in June 2023 and will organize his third defense. Lopez had two average performances against Jamaine Ortiz in February 2024 and with Steve Claggett four months later. Barboza went to Manchester in England in February and defeated Jacek Cattell’s local favorite with a divided decision to win the WBO transient belt.

Stop here to get updates, results and analysis rounded from Novel York.

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