Looking at Japan’s Naoya ‘Monster’ Inoue!

Let’s look at Japan’s Four-Division World ‘Monster’ Inoue, Who is the Current IBF, WBC, and WBO World Super Bantamweight Champion and Pound-For-Pound Best In the World.

Inoon’s Amateur Record Was Professional In May of 2012, Knocking Out The Philippines Crison ‘No Surrender’ Omayao, 16-4-1, in Four Rounds of the Scheduled Eight Rounds.

In His Fourth Fight, He Won the Japanese Light Flyweight title Defeating Ryoichi Taguchi, 18-1-1. In His Fifth, He Won The Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation’s Vacant Light Flyweight title, Stopping The Philippines’ Jerson ‘Smooth Operator’ Mancio, 18-3-3, Five Rounds.

In April Of 2014, Inoue Won His First World Heighted WBC World Light Flyweight Champion Adrian ‘Big Bang’ Hernandez, 29-2-1, in Six Rounds in HIS Sixth Fight. He made a title of the Defense.

In December, Winning His Second Division World title, Knocking Out Argentina’s WBO World Super Flyweight Champion Omar ‘El Huracan’ Narvaz, 43-1-2, in Two rounds. He Made Seven Title Defenses.

In May of 2019, He His His His Division World title, Knocking Out IBF World Bantamweight Champion Puerto Rico’s Manny Rodriguez, 19-0, in Two Rounds.

In June 2022, he added the WBC World Bantamweight title, Stopping Nonito Donaire, 42-6, in Two Rounds.

In December, he added the WBO World Bantamweight title, Knocking Out Paul ‘Baby Face Assassin’ Butler, 34-2, in Eleven Rounds in His Sixth Defense at Bantamweight.

In July of 2023, he moved and stopped the Super Bantamweight Champion Champion’s Philadelphia’s Stephen ‘scooter’ Fulton, 21-0, in 8 rounds, Winning His Fourth Division World.

He added the IBF title in His Next Fight, Knocking Out The Philippines’ Marlon ‘Nightmare’ Tapales, 37-3, in Ten Rounds.

In His Fourth Defense in 2025, He stopped San Antonio’s Ramon ‘Dinimita’ Cardenas, 26-1, in Eight Rounds. He improved His Record to 30-0 With 27 Stoppages and 19 Overall Title Defenses. At Age 32 He has Foodt Four Times in the USA, ONCE IN THE UK, and Twenty-Five Times in Japan.