Reader’s Question:
What is the reason that American boxing magazines consistently rank Naoya Inoue highly in the PFP (Pound for Pound) list?
Recently, I felt a sense of joy upon hearing that Naoya Inoue is consistently listed among the top in the PFP rankings of American boxing magazines. For those who have
Question from readers:
Is there a possibility that Tatsuji Joichiro, who knocked out Greg Richardson in 1991, could be considered one of the greatest pound-for-pound (PFP) fighters of all time?
Tatsuji Joichiro’s match in 1991 remains etched in the memory of many fans. The moment he knocked out Greg Richardson was truly breathtaking. I
Question from a reader:
Can you tell me about the strength of Tatsuya Joichiro when he knocked out Greg Richardson in 1991, and whether he has the potential to be considered the greatest pound-for-pound (PFP) fighter of all time?
The match between Tatsuya Joichiro and Greg Richardson in 1991 remains an unforgettable battle. His strength
Question from a reader:
Is Naoya Inoue a genius boxer deserving of the title of pound-for-pound number one in history?
Recently, I was discussing boxing with some friends, and the topic of Naoya Inoue came up. For those who have watched his matches, it’s clear that he possesses an otherworldly strength. My friend remarked, “Inoue is truly a genius!” but I felt a slight urge to challenge that opinion.
While it’s true that Inoue has immense talent and
