The Ring V: Naoya inoue vs. Picasso is disappointing while providing a Nakatani seizure

Naoya inoue vs. Alan Picasso entitled December 27 in the so -called “The Ring V: Night of the Samurai” It happened in Mohamed Abdel -Sazah, Raydeh, Saudi Arabia. Turki Alalshikh announced the card earlier today. The event will be displayed live on DAZN.

Some people wonder about the wisdom of keeping the card in Riyadh instead of Japan, given the fighters on the card and the official title of the event, “Samurai Night”.

Fans are not very enthusiastic about inoue (31-0, 27 KOS) who face Picasso (32-0-1, 17 KOS) at the main event. The battle is seen as a major step in the separation by ENO, 32, who starts from 12 rounds unanimously on Sunday, September 14, against the former uniform super weighing hero Morodgon Akhdellev.

In the common feature, Junto Nakatani (31-0, 24 KOS) will move to the 122-pound section to face the defeated artist Sebastian Hernandez Reyes (20-0, 18 Cos).

It is a risky battle for Nakatani, 27, to take in a first competition in Super Bantam, but it needs to face a strong opponent to establish huge battles against “Monster” inoue in the spring of 2026 at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.

UnderCard analysis

• Juneo Nakatani vs. Sebastian Hernandez Reyes: It is a difficult battle with Nakatani on paper, which faces No. 8 WBC, #10 WBO, and 12 IBF Hernandez Reyes in his first competition in 122. Once again, there is a lot on the Nakatani line, as the loss here will destroy his big screaming against Inoue in 2026. Hernandez Reyes can punch, and it will be an excellent test to show what If Nakatani is ready for the next stage of his career against Enoue.
• Hayato Tsutsumi vs. Jazza Dickens: The temporary title for WBA Super Featherive will be at the stake in this battle. It is the belt held by Jazza (36-5, 15 KOS). This is a big step in the chapter of Tsutsumi not defeated (8-0, 5 KOS). If you lose, you will know the reason. He was not ready for this type of ascending in his ninth professional battle after three years as a professional. However, Tsutsumi is 27 years old, and he is not young for a fighter with only 9 battles, and it should be quickly tracked to the top. If his promoters follow the slow approach, he will be in his thirties and perhaps greater than competing against the weight of the younger feather.
• Kenshiro Tesji vs. Willibaldo Garcia is: The former WBC Hero of the Teraji (25-2, 16 KOS) champion gets a straight snapshot against IBF Super Flyight Garcia (23-6-2, 13 KOS) in a new section. At the 33 -year -old Terraji’s Battle, Ricardo Sandoval was subjected to July 30, and he was lost by a division decision from 12 rounds in Yokohama, Japan. Sandoval Teraji hit the right hands overnight, taking advantage of his inability to stop this punch. It is possible to discuss whether Teraji deserves an instant international title that moves to the 115 -pound band after losing to Sandoval. At least, Teraji should have to fight the highest -ranked competitor in IBF classifications in the weight of the super fly, Andrew Moloni, to put himself in a position that allows him to fight for a global title.
• Taiga Emmana against Armando Martinez: This is the light reconciliation between the unnoticed Taiga (9-0, 5 KOS) and the defeated Cuban Martinez (16-0, 15 KOS). She prefers Taiga, but she will not be a shock to Martinez for victory. None of the fighter has fighted high -level opposition during their short career.
• Reto Tsutsomi vs Leopardo Quintana Sanchez: Heavy tsutsumi (3-0, 2 KOS) Quintana Sanchez battles (11-1, 5 kos). This is more than the 23 -year -old Battle Gallery, a great piercing.