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Naoya Inoue retains undisputed super-bantamweight title v Junto Nakatani – as it happened

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Inoue wins by unanimous decision in 12 roundsNaoya Inoue is the greatest show in sports todayThe internet has gone out at the Tokyo Dome and is preventing us from live round-by-round coverage, but we’re in the 10th round now. Inoue is up. Stay tuned for more updates as we can get them.The waiting is over. The final instructions have been given by the referee, the seconds are out and we’ll pick it up with round-by-round coverage from here! Continue reading...

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