++>[Here's Way To Watch] Inoue vs Nery Full Fight Live Free TV Channel 06 May 2024

Naoya Inoue vs Luis Nery live stream: full Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the boxing Online From anywhere.Naoya Inoue survives a Core Ball first-round knockdown to knock out challenger Luis Nery in the sixth round in front of 45,000 fans. Japan's undisputed super bantamweight world champion, Naoya Inoue, has survived an early scare to stop Mexico's Luis Nery in the sixth round at the Tokyo Dome and defend his titles.

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Undisputed super bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue will put his titles on the line when he faces off with former two-weight world champion Luis Nery in an anticipated encounter. All the action will unfold from Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan, this Monday.

The undefeated Kanagawa native will mount the first defense of his WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO titles after he unified the division against Marlon Tapales. He will become only the second man to become undisputed champion across different weight classes in the modern era of boxing.

But his reign could be short-lived if his rival has anything to say about it. Mexican Nery is looking to return to a country where he has found success before, famously scoring a pair of controversial wins over Shinsuke Yamanaka in 2017 and 2018.

Those bouts were dogged by a failed drug test and a failure to meet weight, leaving him with unfinished business as he touched down on the far side of the Pacific Ocean.

Elsewhere, Jason Moloney and Yoshiki Takei will play out a bantamweight clash under the roof. Takuma Inoue - Naoya’s younger brother - will face off with Sho Ishida too, but how can you watch it all? GOAL brings you all the details you need on how to watch Naoya Inoue against Luis Nery this May.

When will Naoya Inoue vs Luis Nery take place?

Naoya Inoue and Luis Nery will fight on Monday, May 6, at Tokyo Dome in the Bunkyo special ward of Tokyo, Japan.

The undercard is expected to begin at 09:00 a.m. BST, with the ringwalk for the pair’s clash anticipated at 11:00 a.m. BST.

Date: Monday, May 6

Time: 9 a.m. BST

Main event ringwalks (approx): 11 a.m. BST

Naoya Inoue vs Luis Nery Fight Card

Weight Class Main Card

Super bantamweight Naoya Inoue vs Luis Nery

Bantamweight Jason Moloney vs Yoshiki Takei

Bantamweight Takuma Inoue vs Sho Ishida

Flyweight Seigo Yuri Akui vs Taku Kuwahara

Naoya Inoue and Luis Nery meet with a pair of excellent professional records between them, having contested a combined 62 fights, with 61 victories and one loss between them.

Inoue holds an unbeaten professional record, having gone 26-0 for his career to date, and has been crowned an undisputed world champion across two weight classes. All but three of his wins have come via knockout, reinforcing his reputation.

Nery has a 35-1 record to date and had spent most of his career unbeaten until recently. His first career loss came against Brandon Figueroa, who fights lower down the bill here, in 2021, though he has since rebuilt his excellent prospects.

Naoya Inoue last fought in December 2023, when he took on Marlon Tapales at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan, where he has fought his last three bouts. The home favorite recorded a tenth-round knockout to unite the super bantamweight division.

Luis Nery last fought in July 2023, when he faced off with former flyweight contender Froilan Saludar at Recinto Ferial Metpec in Metpec, Mexico. He delivered a second-round TKO to make it four wins on the bounce since his loss to Figueroa.

There are several titles on the line between Naoya Inoue and Luis Nery with the former’s undisputed status coming under threat when the pair square off.

Alvarez will defend his WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO super bantamweight titles against Nery, who is looking to score a major upset against the star on his home turf.

Inoue, Indy Sport’s pound-for-pound No 1 boxer, stopped Marlon Tapales in December to become undisputed in a second division – just the second man in history to achieve that feat. The Japanese, 31, was previously undisputed at bantamweight and also reigned at light-flyweight and super-flyweight.

Inoue’s win over Tapales also took the unbeaten “Monster” to seven straight knockouts, while Nery enters Tokyo on a three-fight KO streak and with just one professional loss to his name.

While Alvarez might be the most popular boxer in the game right now, Inoue is the most dominant. He occupies the No. 1 spot in Bleacher Report's latest pound-for-pound rankings and it would be shocking to see him lose it this weekend.

Inoue has vaulted to the top of most pound-for-pound list while collecting world titles in four different weight classes. Lately, he's made a home at 122 pounds where he has now won two fights and four belts.

Inoue hasn't just collected titles, he's done it in style. Only three opponents have even made it to the cards with him and one of them, Nonito Donaire, was obliterated by second-round TKO in the rematch.

If there were any concerns about his transition to 122 pounds after winning belts at 108, 115 and 118 pounds he has certainly put them to rest.

The only thing you can really say about this matchup is that Nery is going to present a style he hasn't really seen at super bantamweight.

Stephen Fulton was a good athlete and defensive fighter. Marlon Tapales was able to get his fight with The Monster to the 10th round with a highly defensive game plan. His shell made it hard for Inoue to land his power shots for a while but eventually broke down under the pressure.