Question from a reader:
When is Naoya Inoue’s prime? Is it now?
While watching Naoya Inoue’s fights with friends, we couldn’t help but agree that his matches are simply the best. His speed and power are truly in a league of their own, and it’s exhilarating to watch. I do believe he has taken more
Question from a reader:
Are the people telling Naoya Inoue to “move up in weight class” lacking understanding of boxing? If he moves up to featherweight and shows overwhelming strength, won’t they then say, “Stop hunting weak opponents, go to lightweight”?
Recently, there’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Naoya Inoue. Particularly, there’s
I heard that Naoya Inoue’s next fight might change to face WBA No. 2, Cardenas. Why isn’t he fighting for unification against Akhmadaliev, especially since Akhmadaliev is the interim champion and holds the right to challenge? I’m curious about why there’s been no negotiation. Given that the fight is in Las Vegas, is it necessary to fight
Question from readers:
Do you think Naoya Inoue is stronger than Salvador Sanchez?
Recently, I had the opportunity to think about the strengths of Naoya Inoue and Salvador Sanchez. While watching a boxing match with a friend, the topic came up. My friend is a fan of Inoue and praised his overwhelming performance in
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Naoya Inoue’s next match may change to face WBA No. 2, Cardenas. I’m curious why the unification match with Akhmadaliev isn’t happening. Akhmadaliev is the interim champion of the WBA and holds the right to challenge, so I want to understand why negotiations are not progressing. Is there a reason why Inoue’s side doesn’t want to
Question from a Reader:
Do you think Naoya Inoue is stronger than Salvador Sanchez?
Recently, there was a question comparing Naoya Inoue and Salvador Sanchez. This is actually quite a challenging topic. While Inoue is now recognized as a global star, we must not forget the greatness of Sanchez. Considering his career, it’s somewhat difficult to simply
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Naoya Inoue’s next match might change to Cardenas, and I’m curious why he isn’t fighting Akhmadaliev for the unification bout, especially since Akhmadaliev is the WBA interim champion and holds a title shot. I want to know why negotiations aren’t progressing. I don’t think there’s a need to fight a lesser-known opponent when the match is
Reader’s Question:
With Naoya Inoue being called an otherworldly boxer, Junto Nakatani has also achieved an undefeated record with 30 wins (23 by KO) in his professional career. I never expected to see two such talented boxers emerge from Japan. What do you all think?
Recently, watching the performances of Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani
Reader’s Question:
Do you think Naoya Inoue is stronger than Salvador Sanchez?
Recently, there has been a heated debate about the strength of Naoya Inoue and Salvador Sanchez. Inoue’s overwhelming performances are truly impressive, but Sanchez is also a legendary boxer etched in history. Honestly, at this stage, it’s hard to definitively say who is stronger.
Question from a Reader:
Naoya Inoue is said to be an otherworldly boxer, but Junto Nakatani has also achieved an impressive 30 consecutive wins (23 by KO) and remains undefeated. Did you ever think that Japan would produce two such incredible boxers?
Naoya Inoue being called an “otherworldly boxer” is not just a
