Naoya Inoue stops Ye Joon Kim in fourth round

Naoya Inoue successfully defended his undisputed super-bantamweight titles with a fourth-round knockout of Ye Joon Kim in Tokyo, showcasing his dominance in the ring. Taking the fight on short notice, Kim was unable to withstand Inoue's powerful punches, leading to the referee stopping the contest after Kim was knocked down. Inoue, known as 'Monster' for his knockout capability, achieved his 26th stoppage in 29 professional fights, solidifying his status as one of boxing's pound-for-pound greats. He has plans for future fights in Las Vegas and Saudi Arabia, following a series of injuries that forced his original opponent, Sam Goodman, to withdraw. Despite Kim's pre-fight confidence, the bout demonstrated the significant gap in skill level between the two fighters. Inoue, with a record of 28-0, continues to make history as a four-weight world champion and aims for more big fights in the coming years.