Naoya Inoue responds to an exclusive interview “The best opponent will appear”

Naoya Inoue responds to an exclusive interview “The best opponent will appear” #shorts #boxing
Naoya Inoue vs. Sam Goodman: Clash of Champions on December 24th
On December 24, 2024, boxing fans around the world will witness a shocking showdown between Japan's "Monster" Naoya Inoue and rising Australian star Sam "The Fighting Lou" Goodman. The bout in Tokyo is one of the most anticipated matchups of the year, as it pits two undefeated fighters at the peak of their careers.
For Inoue, this fight is another step in cementing his status as one of the greatest fighters of his generation. A win would likely set him up for a unification bout, and as he continues to seek more challenges, he could eventually consider a move to featherweight.
For Sam Goodman, this is a career-defining opportunity. An upset win against Inoue would catapult him into the global spotlight, making him a household name in the sport and a champion who could open the door for big-money fights against other top contenders.
Before the important match, Inoue gave an interview to the American media outlet ``Boxing Scene.'' It was posted on the media's official website on November 11th. On December 24th, at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, he expressed his strong enthusiasm to the US media ahead of his defense match against IBF & WBO world No. 1 Sam Goodman (26, Australia).
Looking ahead to the fight against Goodman, he expressed caution, saying, ``He is a well-balanced, all-around fighter.There is a simple reason why he is ranked number one in the IBF and WBO even though he is undefeated.It will not be a great fight.'' Starting with his fight against Jason Moloney (Australia) in October 2021, he has won nine consecutive world fights by KO, setting a domestic record. When asked about the current situation where he is approaching many world records and his own level of growth, he answered, ``I have become able to control my emotions during matches. "I'm doing it," he explained.
Bob Arum, CEO of Top Rank, the major American promotional company that holds the contract, is expecting him to return to Las Vegas next spring. He is in a position to move to featherweight in the near future and aim to become the first Japanese to win a title in five weight divisions. Inoue responded calmly, saying, ``I welcome any kind of super fight, whether it's in the United States or Japan.I haven't decided when I'll move up in weight class.'' Regarding the opponent he would like to fight, he said, ``I don't have a particular fighter in mind. I think if I overcome each fight, the best opponent for me will appear.''
Regardless of the outcome, the fight promises to be an exciting clash of styles between a proven champion and a hungry challenger eager to make his mark. Fans can expect fireworks as the two unbeaten fighters put everything on the line in the final big fight of the year.
December 24th is shaping up to be a memorable night for boxing enthusiasts, as the legendary "Monster" faces the determined "Fighting Roo" in a battle that could shift the landscape of the super bantamweight division.