Japan's undisputed super bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue promised another victory Friday ahead of a big showdown with WBA interim champ Murodjon Akhmadaliev of Uzbekistan.The eagerly awaited matchup at Nagoya's newly built IG Arena on Sunday pits "The Monster" Inoue, 30-0 with 27 knockout wins ahead of his fifth title defense, against southpaw Akhmadaliev, looking to improve his 14-1 record with 11 KO wins."I've been training while pushing myself not just physically, but mentally too. However the match turns out, I'll win," Inoue, who in July labeled his latest challenger the strong…READ FULL ARTICLE
