Japanese boxing superstar Naoya Inoue cut a relaxed figure Monday as the undisputed super bantamweight champion opened his training to the media ahead of his blockbuster May 2 fight against compatriot Junto Nakatani at Tokyo Dome."The Monster" Inoue, currently on a record 27-match winning streak in world title bouts, will square off against a fellow pound-for-pound elite in Nakatani, who comes into the highly anticipated matchup with an identical 32-0 career record."I'm in a really good state, both mentally and physically," the 33-year-old Inoue said at his Ohashi Gym in Yokohama, where he …READ FULL ARTICLE
