Naoya Inoue vs Angelo Leo: A Potential Clash for Boxing History and Six Weight Class Glory

Naoya Inoue vs Angelo Leo: A Potential Clash for Boxing History and Six Weight Class Glory

Question from a reader:
It seems that Angelo Leo has expressed a desire to fight Naoya Inoue. Isn’t that fantastic news? I believe Inoue’s achievement of becoming a champion in six weight classes is almost certain, but what are your thoughts?

Thoughts on the Match Between Naoya Inoue and Angelo Leo

Recently, I felt quite excited upon hearing that Angelo Leo

Is Kameda Kazuki the Greatest Featherweight Champion of All Time? A Fan's Perspective

Is Kameda Kazuki the Greatest Featherweight Champion of All Time? A Fan’s Perspective

Question from a Reader:
Kameda Kazuki, do you think he is the greatest world featherweight champion of all time?

Memories of Kameda Kazuki

Hello! Recently, I’ve been thinking about Kameda Kazuki and whether I believe he is the greatest world featherweight champion. Honestly, his boxing style is unique, and watching his matches is incredibly enjoyable. However, when it comes to being

Understanding Naoya Inoue's Dominance: Why Steven Fulton Became Champion After Losing

Understanding Naoya Inoue’s Dominance: Why Steven Fulton Became Champion After Losing

Question from readers:
I’m surprised that Steven Fulton, who easily lost to Naoya Inoue, became the world featherweight champion so quickly. Is Naoya really so much stronger compared to other fighters?

Reflecting on Naoya Inoue’s Strength

Recently, Naoya Inoue’s strength has been a hot topic. Many people are astonished that Steven Fulton became the world featherweight champion right after losing to

Kim Mujun's Cryptic Instagram Comment: What Does "Don't Lie, It's Already Half Over" Mean for His Relationship with Mei Nagano?

Kim Mujun’s Cryptic Instagram Comment: What Does “Don’t Lie, It’s Already Half Over” Mean for His Relationship with Mei Nagano?

Question from a reader:
It seems that actor Kim Mujun, who was rumored to be involved with Mei Nagano, commented on Instagram saying, “Don’t lie, it’s already half over.” What does this mean? Does he know that Mei has other men in her life and is saying “don’t lie” because he thought he was the only one? Furthermore, does “half

Toru Hashimoto's Controversial Statement on Evidence and Masahiro Nakai's Confidentiality: A Legal Perspective

Toru Hashimoto’s Controversial Statement on Evidence and Masahiro Nakai’s Confidentiality: A Legal Perspective

Toru Hashimoto’s Opinion and Masahiro Nakai’s Confidentiality Obligation

Recently, Toru Hashimoto’s statement “If you can’t provide evidence, don’t judge” has been a topic of discussion. From a legal standpoint, it’s true that without evidence, a trial cannot proceed. However, I believe we need to delve deeper into the issue surrounding Masahiro Nakai’s refusal to waive his confidentiality obligation. As someone

Koizumi Shinjiro's Rice Price Proposal: Could It Qualify Him for Prime Minister?

Koizumi Shinjiro’s Rice Price Proposal: Could It Qualify Him for Prime Minister?

Question from a reader:
Do you think if Koizumi Shinjiro made the price of rice 5 kilograms for 2000 yen, he would be qualified to be Prime Minister?

Koizumi Shinjiro and the Price of Rice

Recently, I was discussing Koizumi Shinjiro with a friend. The question was whether he would be qualified to be Prime Minister if he could set the

How to Respond to Online Threats: Navigating Fear and Community Support in the Digital Age

How to Respond to Online Threats: Navigating Fear and Community Support in the Digital Age

Question from a reader:
Recently, I became aware of an account on YouTube making threats against Watanabe Nagisa. Among the posts was an image of a knife placed on top of a photo book, which made me feel more fear than surprise. I believe that such twisted personal grudges and obsessions can’t simply be dismissed as bad internet humor. If the

Hōshōryū's Pre-Match Rituals: Balancing Intimidation and Individuality in Sumo

Hōshōryū’s Pre-Match Rituals: Balancing Intimidation and Individuality in Sumo

Question from Readers:
What do you all think about Hōshōryū’s pre-match rituals? His routine of stepping back significantly from the starting line doesn’t seem to show any hesitation, but some feel it lacks a strong presence. While there are voices suggesting that he doesn’t exude the dignity expected of a yokozuna, if this style helps him concentrate, perhaps outside opinions shouldn’t

Understanding the Masahiro Nakai Case: Consent, Power Dynamics, and the Complexity of Romantic Relationships

Understanding the Masahiro Nakai Case: Consent, Power Dynamics, and the Complexity of Romantic Relationships

Question from readers:
Regarding Masahiro Nakai, do you all really consider it a “romantic trouble”? When considering the age difference, positions, and power dynamics within the industry, can we truly assert that there was “consent”? By underestimating the definition of “sexual violence,” are we inadvertently ignoring the voices of the victims? Also, are you influenced by Nakai’s comments about his “innocence”?

Understanding the Disconnect: Why Cheaper Rice and Political Rhetoric Matter in Today’s Economy

Understanding the Disconnect: Why Cheaper Rice and Political Rhetoric Matter in Today’s Economy

Question from the readers:
Why is it that if Koizumi Shinjiro were to make rice 5kg for 2000 yen, it would be laughable, but the current high prices are not funny at all? While some of Koizumi’s statements can be baffling, I think making rice cheaper would be a welcome change for the common people. It feels like current politicians are