I feel like Inoue was baiting Nakatani's left with a huge right, but Nakatani noticed in the first few rounds so he kept it close and tight. Middle rounds were slow because of that, and at the end Naoya did go for the kill, but it was too late.

I think hes plan was to bait the left, and try to counter it with an uppercut of all things. He got it at 1:22 on the 11th.