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Bet on Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez Reyes on Boxing

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Who is favored to win Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez Reyes at Professional Boxing?

Junto Nakatani is heavily favored to win based on form, power and class; bookmakers list Nakatani around -1200 to -800 moneyline in recent markets while Sebastian Hernandez Reyes is the clear underdog near +600 to +1200, reflecting Nakatani’s higher ranking, streak of KOs and step up to junior featherweight against a lower-profile opponent. DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

What time is the Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez Reyes fight at Professional Boxing?

The fight is scheduled to start on 12/27/2025 at 9:30:00 PM local time for the event card (confirm your local timezone against the venue; the co-main event timing may vary by broadcast window).

Where is Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez Reyes fight at Professional Boxing being held?

The bout is on the Naoya Inoue vs David Picasso card at a major indoor arena in Japan (the event is promoted as the Inoue card; expect a sold-out arena with seating for 15,000–20,000 and standard ringside VIP, lower bowl and upper tier seating).

Junto Nakatani vs Sebastian Hernandez Reyes at Professional Boxing prediction & odds – who wins?

Prediction: Junto Nakatani to win inside the distance is the likeliest outcome given his recent run of knockouts and step-up profile, with value on Nakatani -800 to -1200 moneyline for straight win bets and potential better value on -300 to -500 for a method-specific bet (KO/TKO) depending on live odds; Reyes could upset at long odds if he withstands early pressure and drags rounds into late sessions. DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

What is head to head record between Junto Nakatani and Sebastian Hernandez Reyes?

There is no extensive professional head-to-head history between Junto Nakatani and Sebastian Hernandez Reyes—this is their first recorded meeting, so all comparative analysis relies on each fighter’s recent opposition, records and form rather than prior direct meetings.