Question from a reader:
When do you think Naoya Inoue’s prime was? Is it now?
Recently, there’s been a lot of discussion about Naoya Inoue’s prime. As a boxing fan, I always look forward to his matches. What stands out to me, especially in his recent fights, is how his skills and strategies seem to be
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
Reader’s Question:
Do you think Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani are particularly outstanding compared to other fighters? Is there a difference in talent between these two that cannot simply be filled by practice?
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about Naoya Inoue and Junto Nakatani. I truly believe they possess not just
Question from a reader:
Do you think Shohei Ohtani will surpass Daichi Suzuki if he returns to Japan in a few years?
Recently, I was discussing Shohei Ohtani with friends, and the topic came up about whether he would surpass Daichi Suzuki if he returned to Japan in a few years. In reality, Suzuki
Question from a reader:
Do you think Yuzuru Hanyu is a genius in ice skating, and is he really a special being that can be called a “chosen one”?
Discussions about Yuzuru Hanyu are always passionate. Whether to call him a “chosen one” divides opinions among skating fans and experts. Personally, I have been moved by his performances many times, and I am touched by his effort and passion.
Indeed, given his achievements in the Olympics and his success with numerous quadruple jumps,
