When Naoya Inoue knocked rival out cold in 60 seconds flat with a two-punch KO and earned a bold prediction for his future

Naoya Inoue, the Japanese boxing star, has proven himself to be one of the toughest fighters in the sport with his incredible knockout power and amazing skills. One of his most impressive fights was in a World Boxing Super Series quarterfinal against Juan Carlos Payano.

In just 60 seconds, Inoue landed a powerful two-punch combo that sent Payano crashing to the ground. It was a clear display of Inoue’s incredible speed, precision, and strength. Payano himself couldn’t deny Inoue’s dominance:

“He’s just that great. I have fought the best in the world in the pros and amateurs. He is by far on a different level altogether. No one is going to beat him.”[H/t: TalkSport]

Check out the fight between Naoya Inoue vs. Juan Carlos Payano below:

Since that victory, Inoue has continued to dominate the bantamweight and super-bantamweight divisions. He has unified titles, defeated top contenders, and cemented his legacy as a pound-for-pound great.

Despite his numerous achievements, Inoue remains driven and determined to further elevate his game. He believes that he is still evolving as a fighter and that his best performances are yet to come.

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Naoya Inoue opens up on his preparation for fight against TJ Doheny

Naoya Inoue is set to defend his undisputed super bantamweight titles against TJ Doheny at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo today. The 31-year-old Japanese fighter has been training tirelessly for this fight, recognizing the threat that Doheny poses.

In a recent interview with Sky Sports, Inoue emphasized the importance of staying alert and on guard against Doheny. The Japanese boxer is aware that Doheny will be looking for a quick finish and has prepared accordingly.

"I know in my mind what I need to do. Doheny is a fighter who doesn't want to win by decision. That's why I have to be careful. I am conscious that I have to be alert and be on guard. I have pushed myself so hard. I am proud to say I practiced the hardest of my career for this."[H/t:Sky Sports]