Nayya Inoue successfully defended his undisputed title Super Bantamweight against Murodjon Akhmadaliev on Sunday, the dominant win in Japan in Japan.

Inoue (31-0, 27 KO) survived fear during the last trip against Ramon Cardenas in May, because he was dropped in the second round before gathering to stop the round of America later. Akhmadaliev (14-2, 11 KO) previously prevailed as a united world champion and was the winner of the arrest from the eighth round against Luis Castillo in May in his last task.

Inoue’s speed was quickly at the show, and he was not in a hurry, hammering the arrows into the opponent and controlling the action through the first three rounds.

Even when Akhmadaliev landed, the “monster” would pay him immediately, although Uzbek landed with some decent blows on the fifth.

Inoue enjoyed the battle, and the couple exchanged frantically in the sixth round, and his favorite house quickly worked in the pretender’s body, and despite the best efforts of the 30-year-old, he could not keep the pressure to make enough Japanese master.

Inoue began to augment the pressure, and the eighth saw him at the stake, and Akhmadaliev clearly feels Inoue blows, and also showed damage to the face.

Inoue was playing with Akhmadaliev now, and the pattern of the fight lasted until the last ten seconds, where “MJ” finally found her right hand that buzzed Inoue, but it was much too slow during the day.

Inoue won the competition two results 118-110, and the third at 117-111 and approached the potential hit with Countryman Junto dug.

Medina blows off Takei

Yoshiki Takei lost the title of WBO Bantamweight in his third defense in the main support, because he found a Christian medina too scorching to cope, and the Mexicans won an absolute win in the fourth round.

A huge right hand from Medina (26-4, 19 KO) was strongly (11-1, 9 KO) at the end of the first round, and the Mexican boss fought for the fight, eventually closing the series with the stunning sequence of the upper, which did not give the judge without choosing, as soon as the competition stops.

Matsumoto Beats Takada by TD

The third 12-runder brought a minimum weight and ended with controversy, because the head horror ended the competition between Ryusei Matsumoto and Yuni Takada.

Takada (16-9-3, 6 KO) disappeared worse when he was lying on canvas and was taken from the ring on a stretcher.

The fight concerned the free WBA title, and the competition was made for a technical decision, and the ass was accidental.

Matsumoto (7-0, 4 KO) was announced by the up-to-date master by two results 50-45 and the third is 50-46.

Other card

In the exclusive 10-round Taiga Imanaga won a free Japanese featherlight title, straightening Yudai Murakami (6-3-1).

Two results 100-90 and third in 99-91 meant that Imanaga (9-0, 5 KO) was the dominant winner.

In the eight round, the EI Go (5-1, 2 KO) competition was nervous against Shunpei Ohata in Super Feather Wweight, and Ohata (7-1, 4 Kos) won the fourth round, and in Super Bantamweight, Toshiki Shimomachi (22-1-3, 12 Kos) won all available sessions against Han Sol Lee (9-8, 4, 4 kos).

The only four-runder arrived in Bantamweight, where Taisei Ayano (3-2, 2 KO) won the second round with Yusuke Nawa (2-6, 1 KO).