Undisputed super bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue and challenger Junto Nakatani faced off and talked the talk Friday after making weight on the eve of their highly anticipated title match at Tokyo Dome.Regarded as two of the world's best pound-for-pound boxers, they both hold unblemished 32-0 records ahead of the showdown in front of an expected record-breaking crowd of around 55,000 at the sold-out venue in central Tokyo.The 33-year-old Inoue weighed in at the limit of 55.3 kilograms (122 pounds), while the 28-year-old Nakatani tipped the scales at 55.1 kg.Exuding confidence, Inoue …READ FULL ARTICLE
