Brutal sound of Naoya Inoue’s brother Takuma’s punches revealed as he lands triple uppercut on Gakuya Furuhashi

It seems Takuma Inoue has been picking up a few things from his brother Naoya, as we saw him land a triple uppercut against Gakuya Furuhashi.

Takuma was fighting on the undercard of Naoya Inoue vs Nonito Donaire 2 and he secured a wide unanimous decision victory to move his record on to 16-1, with 3 KO's.

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It was a dominant performance, as he utilised his full arsenal of attacking options, but most eye-catching were the uppercuts, which he doubled and tripled up.

From ringside, every thud of the punches could be heard and it's incredible that Furuhashi was able to absorb those shots and continue fighting.

While it was an impressive performance from Takuma, his brother Naoya stole the show with his stunning second round knockout of Donaire.

Their first fight in 2019 was highly competitive, as it went the distance with Inoue winning on points, but this time it was much more decisive, as 'The Monster' put in a career best performance.

Inoue now holds the WBC, WBA and IBF bantamweight world titles, while Britain's Paul Butler holds the WBO belt.

Butler has since revealed that Inoue's team have already been in touch to make an undisputed bantamweight clash later this year.

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