Japan’s undisputed world champion Naoya Inoue reveals when he plans to retire

Japan’s undisputed world champion and one of the most powerful and skilled boxers in today’s boxing scene, Naoya Inoue, has spoken about his future plans and the end of his career. According to him, his famous and intense career in boxing will last only a few more years.

In an interview with The Ring, Inoue stated:

“I think I’ll retire in three years, including this one. Physically, I still feel great, there’s no drop in performance yet, but I know this won’t last forever. One day, I’ll have to say goodbye to this sport. So, I need to start planning my training and fights accordingly. After all, I’m just a human.”

Naoya Inoue continues to capture the attention of millions of fans with every fight. His honest reflection on his career and intention to end it with preparation shows his high level of professionalism and maturity as a person.

As a reminder, on September 14 this year, Naoya Inoue is scheduled to face Uzbek boxer Murodjon Akhmadaliev. This bout could significantly impact Inoue’s career plans and will be a major test and opportunity for Murodjon as well.

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