Tokyo Dome. Congress. The heavyweight division. All in one week.

On this episode of The Corner, we break down Naoya Inoue vs. Junto Nakatani — two unbeaten fighters, identical 32-0 records, one undisputed super bantamweight title on the line at the biggest boxing event in Japanese history. We get into the stylistic matchup, what Nakatani’s southpaw stance and 4-inch height advantage actually means against the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet, and what happens next for whoever loses.

Then we cover the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act hearings — why fighter protections keep getting debated in Washington and why sanctioning bodies, promotional contracts, and state-by-state regulation still make boxing the least protected professional sport in America.

Plus the full weekly roundup: Fury-Joshua officially signed for Q4 on Netflix, Zayas vs. Boots Ennis confirmed for June 27, Benavidez moving up to cruiserweight, and every result and callout from the past seven days.

Join Alfonso and Rick, the most electrifying, insightful, and knowledgeable boxing hosts on the planet, as they break down everything happening in the world of boxing. If you’re a true fight fan who wants real talk, this is the only show you need.

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