The full lineup for the event is as follows:

Main Event Undisputed World Super-Bantamweight Title (12 Rounds) Naoya Inoue (Ohashi, 32-0, 27 KOs) vs. Junto Nakatani (M.T, 32-0, 24 KOs) Inoue defends his unified WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO titles.

Co-Main Event Super-Bantamweight Bout (8 Rounds) Yoshiki Takei (Ohashi, 11-1, 9 KOs) vs. Wang Dekang (China, 9-1, 3 KOs) WBA No. 15 ranked contender.

Fifth Bout WBC World Bantamweight Title (12 Rounds) Takuma Inoue (Ohashi, 21-2, 5 KOs) vs. Kazuto Ioka (Shisei, 32-4-1, 17 KOs)

Fourth Bout OPBF Welterweight Title (10 Rounds) Sora Tanaka (Ohashi, 5-0, 5 KOs) vs. Jin Sasaki (Hachioji Nakaya, 20-2-1, 18 KOs) Sasaki is a former OPBF and WBO Asia Pacific champion.

Third Bout Featherweight Bout (10 Rounds) Reiya Abe (KG Yamato, 28-4-2, 10 KOs) vs. Toshiki Shimomachi (Green Tsuda, 22-1-3, 12 KOs)

Second Bout OPBF & WBO Asia Pacific Super-Middleweight Title (10 Rounds) Yun Deok-no (South Korea, 10-2-1, 8 KOs) vs. Yuito Moriwaki (World Sports, 1-0-1) OPBF No. 3 ranked contender.

First Bout WBO Asia Pacific Flyweight Title (10 Rounds) Kosuke Tomioka (RE:BOOT, 11-4, 8 KOs) vs. Shogo Tanaka (Ohashi, 5-0, 3 KOs) WBO Asia Pacific No. 9 ranked contender.

The highly anticipated showdown between WBC bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue and legendary four-division world champion Kazuto Ioka has been officially confirmed for May 2 at the Tokyo Dome. Serving as a crucial co-feature on the Naoya Inoue vs. Junto Nakatani card, this battle pits the current divisional ruler against one of Japan’s most decorated veterans.

At the press conference, the air was thick with the weight of the moment. Ioka, who is aiming to become the first-ever Japanese male boxer to secure world titles in five different weight classes, showed his trademark composure: “Takuma is a high-level operator, but I am going to accomplish my goal of a five-division championship.”

Takuma Inoue, who enters the ring following a significant victory over Tenshin Nasukawa, displayed unwavering confidence in his own right. “I want everyone to watch closely to see how I break down a legend,” he stated, signaling his intent to move past the Ioka era and solidify his own status at the top of the division.

With both fighters known for their technical precision and mental fortitude, fans can expect a masterclass in tactical warfare.

■Undefeated PFP Stars Set for Historic Showdown

Inoue (32-0, 27 KOs), the absolute ruler who has overwhelmed numerous elite opponents to date, will defend his undisputed Super Bantamweight / Junior Featherweight crown. Challenging him is Nakatani (32-0, 24 KOs), a formidable champion who has secured titles across three weight classes. This matchup between two undefeated PFP stars is expected to be a landmark event in boxing history.

At the press conference, Inoue expressed his resolve: “We have both kept our promises to reach this day. I want everyone to witness this historic moment. I will enter the ring in the best condition of my career.” Nakatani responded with equal determination: “I am grateful for this massive opportunity. I will deliver the best performance possible. I intend to show how much I have grown and will certainly become the world champion [at this weight].”

Promoter Hideyuki Ohashi spoke with deep emotion: “I feel a strange sensation, as if there is a hole in my heart now that this day has finally arrived.” Alongside the Inoue-Nakatani main event, the card will feature a high-stakes encounter between Takuma Inoue and Kazuto Ioka. “It feels truly surreal to have these four names together. I believe there will be a chemical reaction on the day that results in an extraordinary night of boxing,” Ohashi added.