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Super Bantamweight bout (up to 55.3 kg) for the WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO World Titles.

Japanese superstar Naoya Inoue (32–0, 27 KOs) steps into the ring as the undisputed world champion. Over the past years, he has established clear dominance in the division, combining precision, explosive speed and devastating punching power. Inoue doesn’t just win — he controls fights and systematically breaks down his opponents.

Junto Nakatani (32–0, 24 KOs) enters the contest with an identical unbeaten record. Known for his composure, sharp timing and ability to manage distance, Nakatani represents a serious challenge at the highest level. This bout presents him with the opportunity to redefine the balance of power in the division.

With both fighters undefeated, this clash promises to be a defining moment in the super bantamweight division.

Bout for the WBC World title in Bantamweight (up to 53.5 kg).

A WBC world title fight in the bantamweight division will take place in Japan, where reigning champion Takuma Inoue will defend his belt against experienced compatriot Kazuto Ioka. The bout is expected to be one of the most notable matchups in the division, featuring two well-known Japanese fighters with strong records at the world level.

Inoue enters the fight with a professional record of 21 wins and 2 losses, continuing his reign as WBC champion in the bantamweight category. His opponent Kazuto Ioka brings significant championship experience, holding a record of 32 wins, 4 losses and 1 draw, and having competed in multiple weight divisions during his career.

The fight is expected to be a high-level all-Japanese showdown with the WBC world title on the line in the bantamweight division.

Bout in Middleweight (up to 72.6 kg).

As part of the ZUFFA Boxing card, Serhii Bohachuk (27-3, 24 KOs) will face American fighter Shane Mosley Jr. (22-5, 12 KOs) in a 10-round bout.

Bohachuk enters this fight as one of the division’s most dangerous punchers — the vast majority of his wins have come by knockout, and that is the result of constant pressure and an aggressive approach. He forces opponents into uncomfortable exchanges and rarely allows them time to adjust.

Mosley represents a different type of fighter. He builds his fights more patiently, relies on control and distance, and is used to going the full route. For him, this bout is a test of whether he can handle sustained pressure and impose his own rhythm.

Bout for the WBC World Heavyweight Championship (over 90.7 kg).

The undefeated Ukrainian champion remains one of the most active and respected figures in the division, consistently delivering top-level performances. In recent years, Usyk (24-0, 15KOs) has secured major victories over leading heavyweight contenders, solidifying his status as a generational leader and one of the most technically skilled fighters in modern boxing.

His style combines ring intelligence, distance control, speed, tactical versatility, and endurance — allowing him to dictate the pace even against physically stronger opponents. Extensive championship experience and success on the global stage make Usyk a defining figure in today’s heavyweight division.

Rico Verhoeven (1-0, 1KOs), a long-reigning heavyweight kickboxing world champion, steps into one of the most anticipated cross-discipline matchups of the year, facing the reigning WBC champion in a historic setting.