Japanese boxing fans are eagerly anticipating the highly-anticipated showdown between Naoya Inoue and Stephen Fulton on July 25 in Tokyo. Inoue, who is nicknamed The Monster, will be taking a risk by moving up to the bantamweight division in his quest to become a four-weight world champion. However, he faces a tough challenge in Fulton, who holds a size advantage in his natural weight class.
The fight between Inoue and Fulton is set to determine the king of one of the most formidable divisions in the sport. It brings back memories of the legendary 2017 bout between Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin, which revitalized the sport of boxing. This year has been particularly exciting for fight fans, with major matchups pitting the best against the best on a consistent basis.
For those wondering how to catch all the action, Sky Sports has got you covered. The fight will take place at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, with the main card scheduled to begin at 10am BST on Tuesday. The ring walks are expected to start around 11:30am, as two of the world’s elite boxers prepare to square off in Inoue’s homeland.
Sky Sports subscribers will be able to watch the event live on television, while the fight can also be streamed on the Sky Go app or Now TV. With Inoue heavily favored at odds of 1/4, Fulton is considered a long shot at 3/1. The bookmakers give a draw odds of 20/1.
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Japanese boxing fans are in for a treat as the clash between Naoya Inoue and Stephen Fulton promises to be an action-packed spectacle. With Inoue risking it all to become a four-weight world champion and Fulton looking to assert his dominance in his natural weight class, the stakes are high. Be sure to tune in and catch the exhilarating bantamweight battle on July 25.
