Naoya Inoue Chased This Man for ONE Reason — He Had the Final Belt

Footage rights provided by WSC Sports - https://tinyurl.com/PaulStrikerENG Naoya Inoue had already collected three of the four major bantamweight world titles. WBA. WBC. IBF. But one piece was still missing. Paul Butler held the WBO belt. That made the British champion more than just another opponent. He was the final man standing between Naoya Inoue and undisputed status. Butler tried to survive, stay disciplined and frustrate “The Monster.” For ten rounds, he stayed on his feet. Then Inoue finally broke through in Round 11. One fight. One final belt. And Naoya Inoue became undisputed champion.