Question from Readers:
Do you really think Tenshin Nasukawa can become a world champion? Honestly, I think it might be difficult.
Recently, I was talking with friends about Tenshin Nasukawa and whether he can truly become a world champion. His skills and dedication are impressive, but there are many strong competitors out there. I also have
Question from Readers:
I believe there are currently no fighters in the featherweight category who can defeat Naoya Inoue. Perhaps only Espinoza could be a contender?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about Naoya Inoue. Everyone is curious about who might be able to beat him if he moves up to the featherweight
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?
Recently, I felt quite excited upon hearing that Angelo Leo
Question from a reader:
It seems that Angelo Leo has expressed a desire to fight Naoya Inoue. Isn’t that exciting? Is Inoue’s achievement of becoming a champion across six weight classes already a certainty?
Recently, Angelo Leo’s statement about wanting to fight Naoya Inoue has been a hot topic. When I heard
Question from a reader:
What makes Naoya Inoue particularly strong compared to other fighters?
I’ve had conversations with friends while watching Naoya Inoue’s fights, discussing what makes him so strong. His boxing skills are truly captivating. His powerful punches and calm demeanor during matches make it feel like we’re watching a movie hero. Particularly, his astonishing
Reader’s Question:
What makes Naoya Inoue particularly strong compared to other fighters?
Recently, I was discussing Naoya Inoue with a friend, and we delved into what makes him so strong. Watching his matches is truly exhilarating. We pondered together what sets him apart as a special athlete.
I believe Inoue’s strength lies
Question from the readers:
Some people say that Naoya Inoue “struggled” in his match, but how can they not see that he won by KO in the 8th round, which clearly indicates a decisive victory?
It’s interesting that some hold the opinion that Naoya Inoue struggled in his fight. At first glance, a TKO victory in
Question from a reader:
Some people are saying that Naoya Inoue struggled in his match, but even after winning by KO in the 8th round, do they not understand it was a dominant victory?
It’s common for various opinions to arise after watching Naoya Inoue’s fights, but it’s interesting that there are voices claiming he “struggled”
Question from a Reader:
I heard that Naoya Inoue struggled during his match, but in the end, he won by KO in the 8th round. What does that mean?
I was a bit surprised while watching Naoya Inoue’s recent fight. Even though he won by KO, hearing that he struggled until the 8th round really
Question from Readers:
Inoue Naoya mentioned he struggled, yet he won by KO in the 8th round. What does that mean?
Watching Inoue Naoya’s recent match left me with a lot to think about. Many must be wondering how he could say he “struggled” yet still achieve a KO victory in the 8th round. During the fight,
