Naoya Inoue Bounces Back From Knockdown To Knockout Luis Nery In Six Rounds
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Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue showed true grit and resilience as he overcame an early knockdown to deliver a stunning knockout victory against Mexican challenger Luis Nery.
In a thrilling match at the Tokyo Dome on Monday, Inoue wowed the crowd by dropping Nery three times before securing a sixth-round knockout.
Despite being floored by a powerful left hook in the first round, Inoue fought back fiercely, flooring Nery with a counter left hook in the second round.
The momentum continued as Inoue sent Nery to the canvas again in the fifth round with another impressive left hook.
Finally, in the sixth round, a massive straight right from Inoue sealed the deal, knocking Nery out cold at the 1:22 mark.
En 20 años se hablará que fue un mexicano, de Tijuana, un corajudo llamado Luis Nery que mandó por primera vez a la lona al miembro del salón de la fama de Canastota y mejor peleador en la historia de Japón 🇯🇵 Naoya Inoue
— Levi Luna (@leviluna21) May 6, 2024
Y que fuel el mítico Tokyo Dome ante 55 mil personas… pic.twitter.com/heidOF4XCC
With this victory, Inoue retained his unified junior featherweight titles, thrilling fans with his remarkable comeback performance.
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