Japanese superstar Naoya Inoue outpoints Alan David Picasso Romero with a classy display in Riyadh to retain his undisputed super-bantamweight title.

Undisputed super bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue (31-0, 27 KOs) returns to action on Saturday as he looks to make the fourth defense of his titles in 20

Naoya Inoue - The Monster - secures dominant victory over Mexicos Alan David Picasso via unanimous decision in Riyadh; Japan star sees fight scored 119-109, 120-108 and 117-111 in his favour, stretchi

Japan's unbeaten Naoya Inoue said he was exhausted after defeating Mexico's Alan Picasso by unanimous decision in Riyadh on Saturday for his fourth win of 2025. The fighter nicknamed "Monster" successfully defended his undisputed world super-bantamweight titles for the sixth time in his first fight in Saudi Arabia.

Naoya Inoue retained his undisputed super-bantamweight crown in dominant fashion against Alan Picasso as the Japanese favourite took his fourth win of the year in Riyadh.

Three-weight world champion Nakatani has vacated his WBC, IBF and Ring Magazine bantamweight crowns to step up into Inoue's current weight class. An all-Japanese superfight is pencilled in for the Tokyo Dome next May, a gargantuan event that would bring the country to a standstill.