The biggest victory in Japanese history! !! Boxing WBA Super, IBF World Bantamweight Champion Naoya Inoue (28 = Ohashi) wishes for the victory of Boxing WBA World Middleweight Super Champion Ryota Murata (36 = Teiken), who will be the biggest at Saitama Super Arena on the 9th. I sent a message of support. While emphasizing the value and significance of the two-group championship unification match with world-class IBF world class champion Gennady Golovkin (39 = Kazakhstan), he hoped that he would aim for the greatest victory in Japan’s history.[Interview / Composition Eiji Fujinaka]
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Inoue is more excited than boxing fans for the Murata-Golovkin match on the 9th.
“Golovkin will come to Japan and play once morest Murata. It’s an incredible fight. I can’t believe it because I haven’t seen Golovkin either. On top of that, Murata won this time. For example, I think the phrase “the biggest victory in Japanese history” applies. I want Mr. Murata to aim for the biggest victory in Japanese history. “
Although the class is different, Inoue knows the strength of Golovkin, who boasts the 20th consecutive defense of Thailand, which is the most in the middleweight world war.
“I’m watching a match once morest Canelo (4 groups unified super middleweight champion Saul Alvarez), but Golovkin is a” monster. “Especially the left hook is also managed by myself. Where to hit the temple and forehead. That impression is very strong. “
Popular enough to earn over 1 billion yen in one game, and the ability to unify the middleweight world belts of three groups (WBA, IBF, WBC). What is Murata’s chance to cross his fist with Golovkin, who is said to have come to Japan since the former world unified heavyweight champion Mike Tyson?
“I think it’s the first half of the game for Murata to win. What I’m concerned regarding is that both have long blanks (2 years and 4 months for Murata and 1 year and 4 months for Golovkin). Do you grab it? Before Golovkin returns to the feeling of a blank match, if Mr. Murata goes out from the start, he can compete. That’s why Mr. Murata’s right is in. He won the gold medal at the Olympics, that first half of the match. I think physical is the key. “
The lightweight class is a middleweight class with many 1-2 digits in the box office scale, and it is a big event where two world belts are hung. I feel that it is a card that can only be realized in the home, such as in Europe and the United States, because Inoue has played in the United States and Britain.
“Given the current position of Golovkin, I don’t think there will ever be a boxer like Mr. Murata. The battle that was realized because he became the Olympic gold and professional world champion. Mr. Murata is in that position and position. I’m looking forward to Mr. Murata’s first confrontation with the world champions. “
Inoue is full of feelings and expectations to support Murata, who longs for “big brother”.
Murata, who launched sparring last weekend, has been making final adjustments at his gym in Tokyo from this week. Former Mexican champion Adrián Luna and North American champion Jose de Jesus Mathias (Mexico), who came to Japan in November last year and worked on Golovkin measures as training partners for regarding four months, returned to Japan. Murata commented, “I’m really grateful,” through his official gym website. Weight loss is also proceeding smoothly.
Inoue will appear on Amazon Prime Video, where the Murata-Golovkin match will be broadcast live, along with MC, live commentary, and commentary. Inoue is also looking forward to visiting the memorable venue where he confronted Nonito Donaire (Philippines) in the bantamweight final of the World Boxing Super Series, the tournament that decides the strongest class held in November 2019. .. He will also contribute a spectator record in the Nikkan Sports newspaper on the 10th.
◆ Naoya Inoue Born April 10, 1993 in Zama City, Kanagawa. Due to the influence of his father Shingo, the competition started in the first grade of elementary school. He had seven amateur crowns during the Sagamihara Seiryo High School. He turned professional in 2012. He took the world title (WBC world light flyweight) in the sixth race, the fastest in the country (at that time). He won the WBO World Super Flyweight Championship in 2014 and won the second class in the fastest (at that time) eighth race in history. He won the WBA World Bantamweight Championship in 2018 and won the third class in the 16th race, the fastest (at that time) in the country. He became the WBA World Bantamweight Champion in 2018. In November 19th, won the WBSS bantamweight class. 164.5 cm right boxer fighter.
