Naoya Inoue put on a commanding display of skill and power, earning him the nickname "The Monster" for good reason. In an intense battle, Inoue steadily wore down Stephen Fulton over seven rounds, before delivering a decisive blow to the body, followed by a powerful right to the jaw and a stunning left hook that sent Fulton to the canvas. With the home crowd cheering him on at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan, Inoue continued his relentless assault in the eighth round, ultimately securing a TKO victory and becoming the new unified WBC and WBO junior featherweight world champion. In a post-fight interview, Inoue expressed his determination to face Fulton this year, and his electrifying performance demonstrated his readiness for the challenge. This victory not only improved Inoue's impeccable record to 25-0 with 22 KOs but also marked a significant milestone in his journey to become the super bantamweight world champion. Meanwhile, Fulton suffered his first defeat, unable to find answe