Japanese boxing star Inoue heads to US after big KO. His promoter wants him to get Ohtani-style love
Japanese boxing superstar Naoya Inoue is headed to the United States after another devastating knockout. His promoter wants Americans to cherish Inoue as much as they do Shohei Ohtani. The unbeaten Inoue — nicknamed “The Monster” — knocked out overmatched South Korean opponent Ye Joon Kim in the fourth round in Tokyo on Friday to remain the undisputed super bantamweight champion.
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Kim, a 32-year-old native of South Korea, filled in on late notice to replace Australia's Sam Goodman, a mandatory challenger ...
The Japanese star is a four-weight world champion and has been undisputed in two divisions, but does the wider boxing world ...
Naoya Inoue strengthens his pound-for-pound credentials by defending his undisputed super-bantamweight world title against Ye ...
Naoya Inoue, arguably the top pound-for-pound boxer on the planet and undisputed junior featherweight champion, returns to ...
Naoya Inoue made quick work of late-replacement Ye Joon Kim, stopping him in the fourth round to remain the undisputed junior featherweight champion on Friday a ...
To watch Naoya Inoue in a mismatch is to watch Aretha do a vocal warm-up, or Hendrix tune his guitar, or Dylan scribble what ...
The four-weight world champion squared off against late-notice replacement Ye Joon Kim, who stepped in for Sam Goodman after ...
Bob Arum believes Naoya Inoue has a bigger legacy than Manny Pacquiao in the sport of boxing. Inoue is set to take on Ye Joon Kim on January 24. 'The Monster' w ...
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