Naoya inoue (29-0, 26 KOS) defends his Super Bantamweight nickname, which is indisputable against Ramon Cardinas, ranked 8 IBF (26-1, 14 KOS), as many fans see it completely not matching at the T-Mobile stadium in Las Vegas. The real jewel on this card is the WBO RAFAEL ESPINOZA (26-0, 22-0) that defends Edward Vaskuiz (17-2, 4 KOS) in the main support attack. Rohan Bolanko (15-0, 10-0, 10-0), Fabian Midana (24-3, 18 Cos) fights at 10 sensors.

Weather times

Main will be shown in Enoy Cardinas Live on Espn And ESPN+, starting from 10:00 pm East time / 7:00 pm. The initial card on ESPN+ starts from 6:15 pm East time / 3:15 pm.

Fans see this battle on one side in favor of the Japanese star inoue. Cardinas is not a great piercing, and almost none of anyone fighting talented or strong like “Monter”. While Cardinas won the last 14 battles, his opposition was mostly low -level tomato boxes.

Fans feel angry from Eno to choose Cardinas to fight in the United States instead of Morodjon Ashlaviav or Alan David Picasso. Some feel that this is intended to be intended and the part of his administration, which puts it with the modest opposition. It is a step that defeats itself by Naoya, but it may not care about it. He is rich and has a large base of fans in Japan.

Complete card on ESPN and ESPN+

Naoya inoue vs. Ramon Cardenas
Raphael Espinoza against Edward Vaskuiz
Columns
Ra’ye Aleem vs. Re Cut

Prelims start at 6:15 pm Et / 3:15 PM PT on ESPN+

Mikito Nakano v. Pedro Marquise
Emiliano Fernando Vargas against Juan Lyon
Art Barrera Jr. vs. Juan Carlos Guerra Jr.
Patrick Okonor v. Marcus Smith

Buddhus hero WBO Rafael Espinoza has a possible difficult battle tonight against Edward Vasquez. The competitor, Vazquez, has a strong chin and only lost to Raymond Ford and Joe Kordina in close battles.