Now retired, Terence Crawford has a number of big fights he wants to watch as a fan, one of which includes Naoya Inoue.<\/p>\n
Inoue has won titles in four weight divisions so far, but has notably dominated at both bantamweight and super-bantamweight, where he became one of the three multi-divisional undisputed world champions of the four-belt era.<\/p>\n
Now, \u2018The Monster\u2019 is set for his toughest test to date, tasked with countryman and fellow pound-for-pound star, Junto Nakatani, who has also maintained his undefeated record whilst claiming world honours in three weight classes.<\/p>\n
Whilst fans are eager for Inoue to move up to featherweight following his clash with Nakatani, the 32-year-old has revealed plans to remain at 122lbs for one more fight after his domestic dust-up.<\/p>\n
Speculation on who Japan\u2019s premier force may have in mind for his final super-bantamweight outing has begun<\/a>, particularly considering he has more-or-less cleaned out the division in his three years at the weight.<\/p>\n However, Terence Crawford will be hoping that Jesse \u2018Bam\u2019 Rodriguez will be the target, having told Dani Pirrello<\/a> that he would love to see that fight.<\/p>\n \u201cI would love to see \u2018Bam\u2019 [Jesse Rodriguez] versus [Naoya] Inoue.\u201d<\/p>\n Rodriguez looks set to take on Antonio Vargas upon his bantamweight debut in June, as the unified super-flyweight world champion moves one division closer to Inoue, potentially teeing up another blockbuster showdown for boxing\u2019s much-debated pound-for-pound king.<\/p>\n \u2018Bam\u2019 and trainer Robert Garcia have expressed interest in jumping up further to face Inoue, and the match-up has all the ingredients to warrant the interest of boxing powerbroker Turki Alalshikh, who works with both men.<\/p>\n