Brutal revenge! When Naoya Inoue defeated her arrogant opponents for belittling him!

Entering the ring with Naoya Inoue, possibly the most fearsome hitter in boxing, with only 13 days of warning says one of the two things about the character of a person.

In a sense, its remarkable degree of confidence must indicate that, somewhere within the repertoire of Inoue elite attacks, they have identified some cracks in the armor.

That, without a doubt, is not beyond the kingdom of the possibility, but, given the tremendous increase of the Japanese star through 28 professional exits, it is perhaps something that, if it is true, has remained largely innovable.

Likewise, the bold decision to face Inoue, 28-0 (25 kos), in such a short time, could also be inspired by a level of courage; One that, whether justified or linked more with illusion, can be a difficult feature for the harness.

Anyway, Ye Joon Kim, 21-2-2 (13 kos), who has replaced an injured Sam Goodman, will soon discover what it means to share the ring with a generational talent.

Inoue, after all, has wreaked havoc in the lowest divisions for more than a decade, and will seek to resume his ruthless career at Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan, this Friday.

But while King Super Bantam of indisputable gallo weight has produced impeccable performances against players such as Stephen Fulton and Andrew Moloney, two former world champions, there have also been some occasions, where he has been forced to overcome adversity spells.

In his first encounter with Nonito Donaire, for example, Inoue only came out victorious after making the necessary adjustments to restore his control, stamping his authority in the championship rounds.

Similarly, against Luis Nery last year, “The Monster” showed his temper when standing after suffering a strong first round fall.

In doing so, the 31 -year -old has shown that, even with his back apparently against the wall, he will always find a way to win.

Meanwhile, Kim has not yet shown that he even has a pinch of Inoue’s quality, with his most recent defeat arriving against Rob Tenel, who has a professional record of 14-9, in 2023.

And so, while the 32 -year -old can be designed in Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, with the nickname, “Pacquiweather”, an emphatic detention victory for Inoue, perhaps even in the first three rounds, it is a very likely result.