Question from a reader:
How much punching power does Luis Nery have as a lightweight fighter? Can he be considered a hard puncher?
It’s an interesting question about Luis Nery. As a lightweight fighter, it’s definitely intriguing to wonder how powerful his punches are. Although he isn’t physically very large, watching his matches, it seems he
Question from a reader:
Kameda Kyousuke’s potential victory over Luis Nery—would that lead to a world title match next?
Recently, while discussing boxing with friends, we pondered whether Kameda Kyousuke winning against Luis Nery would lead to a world title match. I’m a fan of boxing and always look forward to Kameda’s
Question from Readers:
Can you tell me about successful Japanese boxers in the lightweight division and above? Are there only three: Guts Ishimatsu, Koichi Wajima, and Ryota Murata? Are there others as well?
Boxing is a sport that impacts not only victories but also the lives that follow. Recently, while discussing boxing with a
Question from a reader:
When does the match between Kameda and Neri start?
Recently, the match between Kameda and Neri has been a hot topic. The match was scheduled to start at 2 PM, but it seems like it’s delayed. It’s common for things to run late in Mexico, so we might just have
Question from a reader:
Who do you think is stronger, Naoya Inoue or Junto Nakatani? Both have undefeated records and impressive achievements, but when comparing the two, who do you think is superior?
Recently, while discussing boxing with friends, we found ourselves passionately debating about Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani. Both are undefeated
Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard recently that there haven’t been any Japanese world welterweight champions emerging. Will we ever see boxers like Koichi Wajima again?
Every time I hear discussions about the boxing world, I can’t help but reminisce about the great champions of the past. It feels a bit lonely to think that we might not see charismatic boxers like Koichi Wajima again. The excitement I felt watching his matches is something I still can’t forget. His movements in the ring and
Question from a reader:
Will Naoya Inoue aim for unification in the featherweight division, or will he mainly fight in the super bantamweight division?
Recently, there has been much discussion about whether Naoya Inoue will pursue unification in the featherweight division or remain in the super bantamweight division. Personally, I find his career options to be quite intriguing. Inoue has already achieved numerous accomplishments, but as a fan, I’m also curious about what his next steps will be.
I’m particularly interested
Reader’s Question:
During Hasegawa Hoizumi’s reign as the world bantamweight champion, he lost to Fernando Montiel in a unification match. In contrast, Inoue Naoya has achieved unification in both the world bantamweight and super bantamweight divisions. Is there really a significant difference in skill between the two fighters?
Recently, I was discussing boxing with friends, and the conversation naturally turned to Hasegawa Hoizumi and Inoue Naoya, leading to a passionate debate. While Hasegawa did lose to Montiel in that unification match,
Question from a reader:
When Hasegawa Hozumi was the world bantamweight champion, he lost easily to Fernando Montiel in their unification match. In contrast, Inoue Naoya has unified four organizations in both the world bantamweight and world super bantamweight divisions. Is there really a significant difference in skill between the two?
Whenever I talk about boxing, I can’t help but think about the skill gap between Hasegawa Hozumi and Inoue Naoya. Hasegawa’s loss to Fernando Montiel was indeed shocking,
Question from the reader:
Inoue Naoya is a lightweight fighter, but how does he compare to KO punchers like Sonny Liston, George Foreman, and Mike Tyson? Does his punching power reach that level?
Recently, there has been a lot of buzz around Inoue Naoya. Despite being a lightweight, his punching power and technique are truly impressive. Personally, I’m not very knowledgeable about boxing, but when I watched his fights, I was captivated by his overwhelming strength.
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