Boxing is a demanding sport that tests the limits of physical strength, mental fortitude, and a fighter’s willingness to face challenges. However, a growing concern among fans and promoters alike is when champions avoid mandatory defenses against legitimate contenders. Recently, Eddie Hearn, the well-known promoter, voiced his discontent over unified super bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue’s
Ye Joon Kim
Naoya ‘Monster’ Inoue and Ye Joon Kim stepped onto the scales today, making their weights official for their upcoming bout. Inoue, a formidable champion with an undefeated record of 28-0, weighed in at 121.8 pounds, while his challenger, Kim, tipped the scales at 121.7 pounds. This match, set to unfold on January 24th at the
The realm of boxing is often filled with debates that can split fan bases right down the middle, and a recent statement from legendary promoter Bob Arum has sparked such a dialogue yet again. In a conversation with Sky Sports, Arum, who has promoted the illustrious Manny Pacquiao throughout his career and now collaborates with
The boxing world thrives on its unpredictability, and the recent cancellation of the Naoya Inoue vs. Sam Goodman matchup is a stark reminder of this reality. The unfortunate circumstances surrounding Goodman, who suffered a painful re-injury to his damaged eye, have led to the fight’s postponement originally scheduled for December 24. This setback is more