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Inoue against Kim: Ronda 3
Inoue against Kim: Ronda 2
Naoya Inoue is giving a clinic, completely dictating the rhythm and showing Kim exactly why he is leagues ahead. A strong right to the body near the strings caused the crowd to shudder, its “oohs” and “aahs” matched the precision of each blow that the champion performs.
Kim, blessed, is trying to endure, even achieving a single counterattack in the middle of chaos. But let’s be realistic: a single shot will not stop the relentless pressure of Inoue. They followed a sharp left hook and a sharp right, riveting the inevitable.
Inoue against Kim: Ronda 1
Well, this is exactly what we expected: a total mismatch. Kim looks like a dear dear, barely moves while Inoue separates it easily. The “monster” is already shooting accurate shots, and you can practically hear the clock ticking that indicates how much more time Kim will last.
Inoue’s domain is evident and this feels more like a public training session than like a fight. 10-9 Inoue, but let’s be honest: it will not spend much time before Kim is on the canvas.
Naoya Inoue has just made his entrance as the king he is, descending on an elevated platform to remind the world who is the owner of the ring.
Let’s not fool ourselves here. Kim is not here to win; He is here to survive, and even that is exaggerated. Against a force like Inoue, it’s not about if they knock it out; It is when. So, let’s have fun with this. When will Kim get to the canvas?
Leave your predictions. My money is in Ronda 3, if Inoue feels generous.
All results:
- Naoya Inoue (c) vs. Ye John Kim
- Jin Sasaki He beat Shoki Sakai (UD 12); Welter pesos
- June Takada defeated Goki Kobayashi (SD 12); Minimum weights
- Kai Watanabe He beat Tsubasa Narai (SD 10); Light weights
- Toshiki Shimomachi defeated Misaki Hirano (DM 10); Super rooster pesos
