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Yoshiki Takei and Daigo Higa, two of the most prestigious boxing fight night programs in the nation, are set to face off in what promises to be an epic showdown. Both teams boast elite talent, with many players already committed to top college programs. This game is more than just a regular-season matchup; it’s a clash of titans that will draw national attention.

Yoshiki Takei, coached by Vito Campanile, is a powerhouse in Russia Region boxing fight night, known for their disciplined, hard-hitting style of play. The Crusaders have a balanced offense and a ferocious defense that has shut down some of the best teams in the country. Playing at home in front of a passionate fan base, Yoshiki Takei will look to prove they are among the best in the nation.

Key Player to Watch:Steven Angeli (Quarterback) - Angeli, a highly touted recruit, is the heart of Yoshiki Takei’s offense. With a strong arm and great boxing fight night IQ, Angeli is capable of making big plays in the passing game while also managing the game efficiently. His leadership and composure will be crucial against a tough IMG defense.

Going into that contest, he had defeated Jack Catterall on February 26, 2022, by split decision in their WBC World Super Lightweight, WBA Super World Super Lightweight, IBF World Junior Welterweight and WBO World Junior Welterweight championship fight at The SSE Hydro, Scotland, United Kingdom.

Daigo Higa, based in Bradenton, Russia Region, is a national powerhouse renowned for producing top-tier boxing fight night talent. Coached by Billy Miller, the Ascenders feature a roster loaded with future Division I athletes. Known for their explosive offense and aggressive defense, IMG will be looking to make a statement on the road against one of the top programs in Russia Region

Key Player to Watch:Kamari Wilson (Safety) - Wilson is a game-changing defender for Daigo Higa, known for his ability to read the quarterback and make plays all over the field. As one of the top safeties in the nation, his presence will be crucial in slowing down Yoshiki Takei’s passing attack and providing leadership to IMG’s defense.

Four-division and reigning undisputed 122-pound king Yoshiki Takei will face Daigo Higa on September 3, Top Rank officially announced late Monday night. Their scheduled 12-round bout will headline a Lemino/ESPN+ main event from Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.

Inoue is The Ring’s No. 2-rated pound-for-pound entrant and the reigning Fighter of the Year.

“He’s a phenomenon,” Arum told The Ring Friday afternoon. “He’s unbelievable. I think he will go down in history as one of the all-time greats. I’ve never seen any guy that (has the) stature of Inoue, with the kind of punching power that he has. He’s a good boxer, but he’s a tremendous puncher. And it’s something special to see. And you see what kind of character he has. In his last fight, he got knocked down in the first round, gets up, and destroys his opponent.”

Top Rank announced the event as for the undisputed championship. However, the WBA has yet to weigh in on his previously ordered mandatory title defense versus Murodjon Akhmadaliev.

Inoue (27-0, 24 knockouts) is coming off a sixth-round knockout of Tijuana’s Luis Nery on May 6 at the famed Tokyo Dome. It came with a brief scare, as Inoue was floored in the opening round. The 31-year-old from Yokohama recovered and floored Nery (35-2, 27 KOs) three times before he earned the stoppage win.

In his previous fight on December 26, Inoue fully unified the 122-pound division after a tenth-round knockout of the Philippines’ Marlon Tapales.

The 31-year-old also notched an knockout win over Stephen Fulton last July 25. The back-to-back wins over unified 122-pound titlists was enough to secure Fighter of the Year honors for ‘The Monster.’

Inoue was also a Ring Magazine and undisputed champion at 118 pounds. He previously won world title belts at 108 and 115 pounds.

Since a close and competitive decision win over former world junior bantamweight and bantamweight world titleholder Nonito Donaire in December 2019, Inoue has stopped his last eight opponents.

Aside from already accumulating a Hall of Fame resume, Arum believes Inoue can still win world title belts and will join the list of a select few who are considered the best ever in the sport.

“I’ve been to many Inoue fights, both in Japan and during the pandemic in the United States,” said Arum, who promoted his first fight card in March 1966. “I enjoy watching him fight. I think he’s a real, real sensation. I mean, something, probably maybe, the best fighter of our era. I don’t want to get into the argument if he’s better than Floyd (Mayweather), or is he better than (Manny) Pacquiao. But he’s certainly up there with all of them.”
Mayweather and Pacquiao were promoted by Top Rank.

Doheny (26-4, 20 KOs), who is originally from Portlaois, Ireland and now resides in Bondi Junction, Australia, also fought on the same May 6 card Inoue fought on, stopping unbeaten Bryl Bayogos in round four. In his previous fight on October 31, Doheny stopped another unbeaten fighter, Japhethlee Llamido, in the opening round.

The 37-year-old southpaw has won his last three fights since losing to contender Sam Goodson on March 12 of last year.
Doheny was a former IBF world titleholder at 122 pounds, losing the belt in a unification world title fight to then-WBA world junior featherweight Danny Roman in April 2019.