Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue sounded poised as he reflected on history Sunday, two days ahead of a fight that could make him the second man to unify all four world championships in two different weight classes.He will face the Philippines' Marlon Tapales on Tuesday at Tokyo's Ariake Arena for the undisputed super bantamweight world title."This is going to be historic and will be a great achievement, but in terms of my career, it will be just one stop on my journey," Inoue told a Yokohama press conference.Nicknamed "the Monster," Inoue is undefeated in 25 pro fights, 22 of which he ended with …READ FULL ARTICLE