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Behind the scenes shots of Naoya Inoue at the Dome

Naoya Inoue Announces “Play Ball” at MLB Japan Opening Series! Fans Respond with Enthusiasm The four-belt unified super bantamweight champion, Naoya Inoue (31, Ohashi), took the stage on the 18th to announce "Play Ball" at the MLB Japan Opening Series featuring the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers at Tokyo Dome. The special event attracted many fans, who eagerly awaited Inoue's appearance. MLB Japan's Instagram featured behind-the-scenes photos and videos of Inoue, showcasing the moment he made the announcement and his presence in the stands as he watched the game. They captioned the post, “The MLB 2025 season has kicked off with the announcement from the champion of Japanese boxing!” (as originally written). Hideyuki Ohashi (60), president of Ohashi Gym, to which Inoue belongs, updated his Instagram by the 19th. He uploaded a photo of the two of them together taken at ground level, and wrote, "Naoya Inoue, the play ball announcement! He has performed his important role admirably!" Before the game, Naoya Inoue called out "play ball," saying, "I look forward to the players putting on a great game. Now, I would like to declare the opening of the 2025 MLB season. Let's play ball!" Fans responded with an outpouring of excitement, posting comments such as, “Here comes another world champion,” “I was most hyped when the monster appeared, even as an MLB fan,” “This is too extravagant,” “A stage fit for the monster,” “I watched! A superstar,” “Opening from the monster,” and “Superstar × Superstar.” Many fans expressed their joy as Inoue's announcement transitioned to Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers stepping up to the plate. On that day in Tokyo, Naoya Inoue and Shohei Ohtani played against the Dodgers, but on May 4th, the American sports channel ESPN will broadcast live in the United States, with Shohei Ohtani playing against the Dodgers before Naoya Inoue defending his title, and it is expected that Japan's world-famous ``monster relay'' will once again be realized.