Despite the new opponent faced in less than two weeks, the legendary force of the undisputed Junior Faidarweight Noah Ino remains on the entire exhibition on Friday morning.
Inoi (25-5, 26KO), four division champions and Japanese superstars who are widely considered among the best pound-pound boxers in the game, took time in the inaugural round to feel June Kim (25-3-2, 13 13) tokyo. Before providing boom with the knockout of the fourth round inside the Aryak’s arena.
South Korea 12 -year -old Kim filled the late notice to replace Sam Goodman, Australia, a compulsory challenger who had gone out of the scheduled battle twice for the last two months due to the scheduled fight against Ino.
“My opponent was injured twice and my new opponent stood up to me 10 days before the fight,” said Inoi. “Kim, thank you very much for the competitive fight tonight.”
31 -year -old Inoi initially shocked Kim as he wanted to squeeze his opponent slowly and made a joke. But Kim, who fought as the whole south, confused the Inu for extending his patience and defense. In Round 3, despite some visible swelling under his left eye, Kim regularly scored on the body and briefly paid Ino to his left hand for his aggression.
With heavy pressure to bring down the high guard of Kim’s high guard and exchanging the round, the speed was returned for Ino for the good in 4 rounds. After the ino looping landed with the left hand, Kim persuaded his opponent to come forward.
Unfortunately, in favor of Kim, Ino forces his gesture and then then moves forward in a bi-five combination, ending with a ruthless straight right hand that cheats Kim on the canvas. The referee Mark Nelson started counting its count before the Bout at 2:25 when 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 Inoi. “I took some time to see what’s coming from him. All I can do is just better in the ring so I’m taking my career to the end.”
After the fight, Inoi and co-promoter Bob Arum returned to a spring in the top rank where Jason Maloni and Michael Dasmarinas’ back-to-back knockout, Ino is expected to return to Las Vegas for the first time in 2020 and 2021.
Inoi said, “I’m sure 2025 is going to be a big year for me.” “It will be the year for me to go abroad for a big fight.”
The fourth defense of his 122 pound crown was that he was unbeaten, unified champion Stephen Fulton Jr.
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