Boxing Pound-for-Pound Rankings: Naoya Inoue somehow still growing his game in a fourth weight class

'The Monster' continues to make it look easy as he dismantled yet another highly ranked opponent at 122 pounds

It appears that already being one of the pound-for-pound best in the world hasn't stopped four-division champion Naoya Inoue from constantly evolving his game. 

Inoue (28-0, 25 KOs), the 32-year-old Japanese superstar who has captured undisputed status in two weight classes, successfully defended his four-pack of junior featherweight titles on Tuesday morning in Tokyo when he took his time breaking down former champion TJ Doheny en route to a seventh-round TKO. 

But the cries of some less informed critics on social media that Inoue was too defensive or that he had trouble with the crafty, 37-year-old southpaw couldn't be more out of touch. Considering Inoue was a bit over aggressive early on in his last fight in May, when he was dropped by hard-punching Luis Nery before going on to score a sixth-round stoppage, the changes he made against Doheny showcased just how much he takes serious any criticism against his well-rounded game.