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WBO #1 Junior Featherweight Contender Ra’eese “The Beast” Aleem (20-0, 12 KOs) is considered one of the most avoided men in boxing and is the undisputed bantamweight We would like to welcome world champion Naoya Inoue (24-0). 0, 12 KO), better known by the nickname “Monster” at 122 pounds. Split.<\/p>\n
Aleem said, “I want to be the first player to lose to Naoya Inoue.” “Inoue is a true champion and unlike some of the current champions in my division, he is someone who is willing to take on any opponent. To dethrone him.”<\/p>\n
Aleem fought just once in 2022, defeating Mike Plania (27-2, 14 KOs) in an FS1 qualifier between Andy Ruiz and Luis Ortiz. His lack of activity wasn’t entirely his fault, as the division as a whole had both unified champions stop after only one fight.<\/p>\n
Greg Hanley, Manager of Aleem and CEO of Prince Ranch Boxing, said: “All good things must come to an end. Aleem is ready to become a legend. To do that he has to beat a legend. We are ready to speak. This is very realised. It’s a possible fight. Let’s give the fans their fight. We want to see it.”<\/p>\n
Aleem 2022 was a little frustrating because despite being one of the best fighters in the division, he was unable to land the big fight he deserved.<\/p>\n
“It’s frustrating because time is not on my side. I’m trying to get the most out of my career. And these fighters have been avoiding me. Seriously about my ability to show my skills in the ring.” It has brought drought.\u201d Aleem. “I’m the only fighter calling Inoue. Everyone’s scared. Which is scarier, ‘monster’ or ‘beast’? Let’s compare each other’s undefeated records!”<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n