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Naoya Inoue will defend his undisputed super-bantamweight world championship against Mexico’s Alan David Picasso Romero on 27 December in Saudi Arabia.<\/b><\/p>\n
The event will feature the best of Japanese boxers, including Junto Nakatani, who is moving up in weight.<\/p>\n
Nakatani, a world champion at bantamweight, faces Sebastian Hernandez in his debut at super-bantamweight.<\/p>\n
The unbeaten 27-year-old will hope to secure a shot against Inoue with a big win.<\/p>\n
Inoue, 32, maintained his perfect record, extending it to 31-0, by beating Uzbekistan’s Murodjon Akhmadaliev last Sunday.<\/p>\n
Also on he undercard is Japan’s Kenshiro Teraji, who takes on IBF super-flyweight champion Willibaldo Garcia.<\/p>\n
Teraji, 33, lost his WBA and WBC flyweight titles<\/a> to Ricardo Sandoval in his last outing and will attempt to become a three-weight world champion against Garcia.<\/p>\n The 35-year-old Garcia has six losses and two draws in 32 bouts, while Teraji has just two defeats in 27 fights.<\/p>\n There could also be a third world title bout between Briton Jazza Dickens and unbeaten prospect Hayato Tsutsumi.<\/p>\n Dickens the holds the interim WBA super-featherweight title and could be upgraded to world champion by the end of the year, with current champion Lamont Roach Jr<\/a> considering his options for his next bout. <\/p>\n Dickens, 34, has five defeats in 41 fights and faces the highly-rated but inexperienced Tsutsumi, who is undefeated in eight bouts.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n