IBF ordered eliminator between Jerwin Ancajas & Ryosuke Nishida possibly Spring 2026 for Inoue

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    Macedoine62 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Macedoine62 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It's official it's for Spring 2026 in United States we will have Jerwin Ancajas vs Ryosuke Nishida 12 rounds in Super Bantamweight (122 lbs), this will be a IBF eliminator for the winner of Naoya Inoue vs Junto Nakatani !
     
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    Hideyuki Ohashi trainer and manager of Inoue said that the fight against Junto "Big bang" Nakatani will be on March 2026 so this is very possible.
     
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    Dorrian_Grey It came to me in a dream Full Member

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    Ancajas has been shot for a couple years now and didn't do much of anything at 118, let alone anything which would mean he should be in line to challenge for a title at 122. Nishida ought to be staying down at 118. I like the guy but he's massively pillow-fisted and going up in weight won't much help with that problem. He could put together a very nice run at 118 still, but he won't be doing much of anything with Junto and Inoue at 122. This is a pretty silly fight.
     
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    TheShellofKell Nakatani Future P4P #1 Full Member

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    Junto would beat both at the same time with a hand tied behind his back. Easy first defense for Junto.
     
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    I can't not understand Ryosuke Nishida... when Nakatani moved up in 122 lbs. After that Nishida is probably the best 118 lbs but he moved up too I don't think Seiya Tsutsumi, Antonio Vargas, Yoshiki Takei, current version Nonito Donaire, Riku Masuda, Tenshin Nasukawa, Takuma Inoue are better than him, and he won against Emmanuel Rodriguez & Chispa & Daigo Higa.


    The only thing for explain that is that Nishida want fight Inoue or Nakatani again for have a big purse a more good purse that too be champion again in Bantamweight and defend his belt during 5 or 6 years...
     
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    I don't see him beating Inoue; you will be shoked in my opinion. This fight will remind us of Hiroyuki Sakamoto versus Takenori Hatakeyama.

    I think Naoya Inoue will beat Junto Nakatani by majority decision.
     
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    lol MD? Stop overrating Junto. Yes he could hurt Inoue, but he’s was too slow and flat footed. He’s gonna get picked apart without a KO.
     
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