Japanese boxing star Naoya Inoue is eager to make his name bigger in the United States as he prepares to defend his undisputed super bantamweight world championship against American Ramon Cardenas on Sunday.Asked if he wants to succeed in the United States, Inoue, nicknamed "Monster," said Thursday during an event hosted by fight promoter Top Rank, "That's why I've come to Las Vegas for the first time in four years. I'm very excited."The event took place at a hotel near T-Mobile Arena, the venue of the Inoue-Cardenas showdown.The 32-year-old Inoue, appearing in a makeshift ring, wowed the c…READ FULL ARTICLE
