Despite the new opponent faced with a notice of less than two weeks, the legendary force of the undisputed Junior Fatherwaite Nawa Ino remains in full display on Friday morning.
Inoue (29-0, 26 kos), a four-part champion and Japanese superstar, who is widely considered in the best pound-found boxers of sports, he took the time in the start-of-Round to felt Yeh Jun Kim (21) , 13 kos) Tokyo Arya before delivery of the fourth round of the boom inside Arena.
Kim, a 32 -year -old South Korea, met Australia’s Sam Goodman in the late notice to replace, a mandatory rival who has withdrawn twice from the scheduled fight against Inu in the last two months due to a quarrel.
“My opponent is wounded twice and my new opponent stands at me 10 days before the fight,” says Ino. “Kim, thank you so much for a competitive fight tonight.”
Inoue, 31, in the beginning, Kim was stuck and trapped when he wanted to slow down his opponent. But Kim, who fought like a southern side everywhere, confused Ino through his patience and defense. In Round 3-A, despite some visible swelling under his left eye, Kim regularly scored on the body and briefly paid Inu for his aggression in the left hand.
Momentum goes back to the Ino in 4 rounds, though, he opened the round with strong pressure to bring Kim’s High Guard down and forced him to exchange. After the inoue landed on a looping left hand, Kim pointed to his opponent to come forward.
Unfortunately for Kim, inoue makes his gesture compulsory and immediately proceed to a two-point combination, ending with a brutal straight right hand that sprinkle on the canvas on the canvas. Referee Mark Nelson started counting his count before the fight at 2:25 because Kim fought to reach his feet.
“Overall, I think it was a good punch but I didn’t have enough time to study my opponent,” said Ino. “I took some time to see what’s coming from him. The only thing I can do is to get better every time the ring is going to take my career to the end.”
After the fight, Ino and Top Rank co-promoters Bob Aragoted the return of a spring in the United States where Inoi is expected to return to Las Vegas for the first time because he scored a goal in the backout behind Jason Moloni and Michael Dasmarinas. In 2020 and 2021.
“I’m fairly sure 2025 is going to be a big year for me,” said Ino. “It would be the year to go abroad for a big fight for me.”
Since the first debut in the division in 2023, the victory was the fourth defense of his 122-pound crown when he was unidentified, unified champion Stephen Fulton Jr.
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