Tonight results of LIVE Boxing: Inoue brutally knocked out Kim at 4th round

Naoia Inoue knocked out Kima at 4th round in Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan, Live on ESPN +

Inoue against Kima: 4. round

Well, that didn’t last long. Inoue, sharp as always, he dominated the fourth round with clinical precision. He made Kima in the corner, cut each corner, and South Korean was just unable to find a way out. The contrales ran mercilessly at him, leaving no doubt who controlled the fight.

A moment of failure came with a torture left hoom in the body resounded by the arena. Kim, desperately wanting to show a little courage, invited Inoue to go ahead – a brave move for a man who is already giving. Inou replied by a devastating right hand that knocked down, leaving no need for counting. The game is over.

Inoue against Kima: 3. round

Inoue converts this in the target exercise session, methodically breaking cumin by wicked combinations. These punches return Kim’s head backwards, and the relentless right handed with the body takes a toll. The person’s right eye hopes like a warning light, but he still tries – bless his heart – to return my heart to desperate left counter. Spoiler: Don’t work.

Kim stuck on the ropes, the duck sitting until the Inoue sets a blow for a blow. Body shocks hit authority, and there is no way Kim can absorb much more. He is on the borrowed time.

As the third circuit closes, Inoue increases intensity even more. The champion now switches to high speed, and you must wonder: will it end early in the fourth, or who somehow survives to see another round of destruction?

Inoue against Kim: 2. Round

The Naoia Inoue sets the clinic, fully dictates the tempo and shows who exactly why it is in the league in front. The sharp right hand with the body near the rope forced the audience to run, and their “Ooh” and “AAHS” responded to the precision of any champion bleach.

Kim, bless him, he tries to stay there, even leading one counter in the middle of chaos. But let’s be realistic – one blow will not stop the relentless pressure from the Inoue. They followed the sharp left hook and chopping right, knocking inevitably. The only real uncertainty is whether Kim will spare him an angle before Inouna decides to end himself.

Inoue against Kima: 1. Kolo

Well, this is exactly what we expected – a total disagreement. Kim looks like a deer in headlights, she barely moves until Inoue disassembles him with ease. “Monster” is already unloading precise shots, and you can practically hear the clock ticking as much as anyone else will endure.

Inoue’s dominance is obvious, and this looks more public sparring than on a fight. 10-9 Inoue, but let’s be honest – it won’t take a lot of time before Kim is straight on the canvas.

Naoia Inoue just entered the king as it is, descending to the raised platform to remind the world who owns the ring.

Let’s not be fooled here. Kim is not here to win; He is here to survive – and even it’s hard. Anti-force such as Inoue, is not if it is knocked out; That’s when. Well, let’s have fun with this. When will Kim hit the canvas?

Discard your predictions. My money is at 3. round-if inoue feels generous.

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