Australian P4P top 100 (UPDATED)

[James Daley]

27th December, 2024
Rank	Pos.	Name	P4P	lbs	Win	Loss	Record	Opponents	Rankings
			%
#1	˄1	Jai Opetaia	96.88	200	26	0	100.00	90.97	99.67
#2	˄1	Sam Goodman	96.10	122	19	0	100.00	89.96	98.33
#3	˅2	Liam Paro	93.29	140	25	1	90.04	95.16	94.67
#4	--	Justis Huni	93.03	HW	11	0	100.00	89.26	89.83
#5	˄3	Nikita Tszyu	90.58	154	10	0	100.00	86.24	85.50
#6	˄3	Cesar Mateo Tapia	90.35	160	17	0	100.00	83.54	87.50
#7	--	Conor Wallace	90.15	175	15	1	95.29	79.83	95.33
#8	˅2	Jason Moloney	89.91	118	27	3	85.37	89.35	95.00
#9	˅4	Tim Tszyu	88.97	154	24	2	80.08	93.33	93.50
#10	˄1	Alex Winwood	87.03	105	4	1	80.00	90.59	90.50
#11	˄1	Imam Khataev	85.96	175	9	0	100.00	67.53	90.33
#12	˄2	Andrew Moloney	85.25	115	27	4	73.38	87.37	95.00
#13	˅3	Liam Wilson	84.11	135	14	3	73.64	91.34	87.33
#14	˅1	George Kambosos Jr	83.53	135	21	3	69.67	90.10	90.83
#15	˄1	Michael Zerafa	83.01	160	32	5	81.93	85.61	81.50
#16	˄1	Paulo Aokuso	82.92	175	7	0	100.00	76.75	72.00
#17	˄3	Alexander Devyatov	80.31	135	16	0	100.00	73.42	67.50
#18	˄3	Dan Hill	79.68	154	7	1	85.11	93.60	60.33
#19	˅1	Blake Caparello	79.35	200	32	4	84.85	80.19	73.00
#20	˄2	Jackson Jon England	79.21	130	17	3	83.05	72.91	81.67
#21	˄25	Ben Mahoney	79.11	154	14	0	100.00	78.01	59.33
#22	˄3	Stevan Ivic	79.00	HW	6	0	100.00	85.00	52.00
#23	˄83	Steve Spark	78.97	147	16	3	82.68	88.23	66.00
#24	˄6	Jackson Griffiths	78.48	147	15	0	100.00	69.77	65.67
#25	˄11	John Mannu	78.13	140	14	1	94.93	75.47	64.00
#26	˅11	Dana Coolwell	77.99	126	13	3	79.50	86.46	68.00
#27	˅1	Floyd Masson	77.98	200	14	2	77.84	80.77	75.33
#28	˄17	Jake Wyllie	77.93	140	16	1	95.46	79.34	59.00
#29	˅5	Benjamin Hussain	77.87	154	11	2	89.23	80.03	64.33
#30	˄1	Ibrahim Balla	77.60	135	17	2	85.13	75.35	72.33
#31	˄57	Jayde Mitchell	77.32	168	21	2	86.03	81.92	64.00
#32	˅9	Luke Modini	76.92	200	11	0	100.00	68.44	62.33
#33	˅4	Rohan Murdock	76.43	168	28	3	85.52	78.77	65.00
#34	˅2	Jason Whateley	76.10	200	11	1	87.95	79.00	61.33
#35	--	Bruno Tarimo	75.27	122	28	4	75.54	90.61	59.67
#36	˄2	Issac Hardman	74.64	160	15	3	74.10	87.17	62.67
#37	˄24	Tej Pratap Singh	74.59	168	19	7	68.25	85.53	70.00
#38	˄17	Austin Aokuso	74.01	200	8	0	100.00	56.04	66.00
#39	˄26	Kayne Clarke	73.91	135	14	0	100.00	57.74	64.00
#40	˅12	Bilal Akkawy	73.80	200	22	1	89.81	75.60	56.00
#41	˄13	Victor Nagbe	73.53	154	9	1	86.82	70.43	63.33
#42	˅3	Joel Camilleri	73.15	160	29	8	86.34	66.46	66.67
#43	˅10	Leti Leti	73.02	175	18	2	85.37	71.70	62.00
#44	˅25	Brock Jarvis	72.98	154	22	1	89.81	80.13	49.00
#45	˄8	Max Reeves	72.98	168	9	1	85.23	72.70	61.00
#46	˅19	Demsey McKean	72.85	HW	22	2	79.78	76.26	62.50
#47	˅7	Joseph Goodall	72.64	HW	11	2	76.17	76.42	65.33
#48	˅6	Jalen Tait	72.29	135	16	1	89.09	67.45	60.33
#49	˄1	Mitchell Leek	71.97	160	11	0	100.00	54.56	61.33
#50	˅7	Brian Agina	71.79	115	8	0	100.00	67.53	47.83
#51	˄77	Faris Chevalier	71.34	175	13	3	74.94	76.07	63.00
#52	˄8	Dylan Biggs	71.08	160	12	1	88.25	58.98	66.00
#53	˅2	Wade Ryan	70.44	154	22	12	57.82	87.83	65.67
#54	˅7	Tommy Browne	70.09	154	45	9	82.27	68.98	59.00
#55	˅7	Luke Jackson	69.98	135	21	2	85.98	57.96	66.00
#56	˄7	Tonga Tongotongo	69.94	200	9	0	100.00	51.49	58.33
#57	˅20	Kris Terzievski	69.63	BW	12	1	94.26	54.64	60.00
#58	˄10	Sergei Vorobev	69.17	154	20	2	85.85	72.67	49.00
#59	˅3	Liam Pope	69.10	122	6	1	83.90	76.89	46.50
#60	˅16	Clay Waterman	68.33	175	13	2	77.46	67.86	59.67
#61	˅4	King Davidson	68.21	175	23	4	80.83	65.79	58.00
#62	˄16	Hassan Hamdan	68.05	140	9	0	100.00	61.64	42.50
#63	˄1	Koen Mazoudier	67.86	154	12	4	64.58	78.68	60.33
#64	˄20	Jason Mallia	67.60	147	9	0	100.00	56.80	46.00
#65	˄2	Matt Floyd	66.93	175	14	1	88.73	49.07	63.00
#66	˅17	Rocky Ogden	66.24	126	7	2	72.12	79.10	47.50
#67	˅15	Joel Taylor	66.06	147	12	1	88.25	59.59	50.33
#68	˄8	Youssef Dib	65.90	135	21	2	79.61	67.77	50.33
#69	--	Alex Walters	65.40	168	21	2	85.98	61.55	48.67
#70	˄56	Ken Aitken	65.21	147	9	1	93.18	60.44	42.00
#71	˄10	Jake Clague	65.00	135	8	0	100.00	48.51	46.50
#72	˄3	Jye Lane Taylor	64.96	130	7	2	78.49	72.40	44.00
#73	˅16	Kha Lu	64.86	105	7	1	85.11	60.30	49.17
#74	˄18	Faiga Opelu	64.13	HW	16	6	53.59	81.81	57.00
#75	˄16	Mostyn Niemann	64.05	200	11	2	82.87	62.95	46.33
#76	˅43	Qamil Balla	64.03	147	15	2	84.55	78.55	29.00
#77	˅5	Jackson Murray	64.00	HW	6	0	100.00	50.00	42.00
#78	˅5	Albert Nolan	63.48	126	7	0	100.00	42.94	47.50
#79	˅1	Blake Wells	63.46	160	11	2	82.87	59.50	48.00
#80	˄4	Sam Abdulrahim	63.39	200	8	0	100.00	46.84	43.33
#81	˄5	Alex Lual	62.84	140	5	2	67.79	76.74	44.00
#82	˅8	Tyler Blizzard	62.61	122	9	0	100.00	47.82	40.00
#83	˄27	Liam Talivaa	62.60	HW	6	1	83.90	63.41	40.50
#84	˄1	Justin Frost	62.44	140	13	3	72.64	66.69	48.00
#85	˄4	Brad Morgan	62.25	140	8	0	100.00	23.75	63.00
#86	new	Billy Dib	62.24	140	49	6	84.62	70.09	32.00
#87	˅16	Vegas Larfield	62.19	122	11	1	87.95	52.10	46.50
#88	--	Mat Sheehan	62.13	175	10	3	71.12	55.76	59.50
#89	˅7	Troy Pillcher	62.04	HW	10	1	87.44	56.19	42.50
#90	˄10	John Maila	62.04	HW	6	2	70.23	88.89	27.00
#91	˄5	Khalid Baker	61.93	200	18	1	95.75	39.71	50.33
#92	˅24	Luke Gersbeck	61.41	154	7	1	85.11	79.12	20.00
#93	˅3	Lucas Miller	60.89	175	12	8	53.27	79.06	50.33
#94	˅14	Jack Bowen	60.84	168	10	1	87.44	60.42	34.67
#95	--	Toese Vousiutu	60.70	HW	8	1	86.06	49.36	46.67
#96	˄21	Blake Minto	60.57	147	16	6	58.36	73.01	50.33
#97	˅3	Wes Capper	60.56	160	22	6	65.45	69.22	47.00
#98	˄13	Ricky Esilva	60.47	200	7	2	72.12	66.79	42.50
#99	˅2	Kosta Skrapis	60.33	140	5	0	100.00	60.00	21.00
#100	˅4	Nathaniel May	59.31	135	23	4	68.59	67.35	42.00

News / Update

• Plenty of movement at the top in last 3 months.
• #4 Justis Huni is bumped out of Ring Magazine's top 10 by Fabio Wardley. Huni wants to be active & has taken a couple steps back in quality of opposition (with purpose of career longevity & stylistic change) after nearly being stopped by Kevin Lerena.
• #5 Nikita Tszyu overtakes brother, #9 Tim Tszyu
• Dropping off the list with more than 2 years of inactivity are: Erik Sokolov, Jason Cooper, Billel Dib, Ty Telford, Ahmed Dib & Bailey Mannix.

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[James Daley]

Australia pound-for-pound #80 Sam ‘The Punisher’ Abdulrahim 8-0 (5 KO’s) inevitably shot to death

In recent years, the Australian boxing community has made concerted efforts to distance itself from associations with organized crime. Governing bodies have implemented stricter regulations and oversight to uphold the sport’s integrity. For instance, the Combat Sports Authority in New South Wales cancelled the registrations of Hany Sbat and Adam Omar, owners of Elite Fight Force gym, due to concerns over their alleged links to organized crime. The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal upheld this decision, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the integrity and safety of the sport.

Additionally, prominent figures in Australian boxing have taken active roles in promoting positive values and addressing issues relating to violence.
These initiatives reflect a commitment to fostering a culture of respect and safety, both within the sport and in the broader society. By implementing stringent regulations and promoting positive role models, Australian boxing aims to uphold its integrity and distance itself from any associations with criminal activities.

• Sam Abdulrahim began his journey as a professional boxer, earning recognition in Australia.
• He became a member of the Mongols bikie gang, aligning himself with one of Australia’s notable outlaw motorcycle gangs.
• The 2016 killing of Kadir Ors was believed to involve Sam Abdulrahim, leading to significant underworld tensions and making him a target for rival factions.
• Abdulrahim was sentenced to over three years in prison for culpable driving causing death and possession of a drug of dependence. He was released on parole.
• His parole was cancelled due to multiple attempts on his life, but this decision was later overturned in court, acknowledging the threats he faced while incarcerated.
• Following internal conflicts with the outlaw motorcycle club in 2021, Abdulrahim left the Mongols, further complicating his standing in the underworld.
• 2022 – In a brazen attack during his cousin’s funeral procession, Abdulrahim was ambushed and shot four time in the chest, but managed to survive, underscoring the persistent threats against him.
• 2023-2024 Somehow managed to continue his boxing career, capturing the WBC Australasia Cruiser title.
• January 28, 2025 – Abdulrahim was fatally shot multiple times (at least once to the head) in the underground carpark of the Quest Hotel in Preston, Melbourne.

These events highlight the tumultuous life of Sam Abdulrahim, reflecting his dual identity as a professional boxer and a gangland figure entwined in Melbourne’s underworld dynamics.

[mlac]

deserves to be in the top 100 imo.

[James Daley]

Pound-for-Pound Formula Correction for 2025 and Beyond

“We must now accept that losing some fights is a normal part of boxing. Fighters today aspire to have careers like Floyd Mayweather’s—undefeated. But that only happens once in every 50, 60, or even 70 years. We need to adopt a model similar to the UFC, where champions can win and lose. Muhammad Ali lost five times, and yet, he is still a legend.”
- His Excellency Turki Al Alshikh (January 2025).

There's a notable difference between the World P4P list and the Australian P4P list. Given that boxing in Australia is more of a boutique sport, there’s a significant gap between ranks, especially when compared to the global scale, where the competition at the top is far tighter.

Currently, the formula often punishes fighters too harshly for losses. Whether it’s to an all-time great or simply a risky opponent, top boxers are often demoted too far down. Here are some examples:

• George Kambosos – Lost to Devin Haney (27-0), Devin Haney (28-0), Vasyl Lomachenko (17-3)
• Liam Wilson – Lost to Emanuel Navarrete (36-1), Oscar Valdez (31-2)
• Andrew Moloney – Lost to Junto Nakatani (24-0)
• Tim Tszyu – Lost to Sebastian Fundora (20-1), Bakhram Murtazaliev (22-0)
• Jason Moloney – Lost to Naoya Inoue (19-0), Yoshiki Takei (8-0)
• Liam Paro – Lost to Richardson Hitchins (18-0)

Combined record: 250 wins, 7 losses (97.28% win rate).

My Initial Thoughts:

Adding a fourth category to the formula would be too drastic a shift. A fighter should still drop in the rankings after a loss, but perhaps not by as much. The introduction of a new ‘Record’ rating column that considers both the fighter’s record and the record of all opponents lost to:

• The current ‘Record’ category will stay as is.
• A new statistic for the ‘Opponents Lost’ to will be implemented. This will be calculated similarly to the current 'Record' statistic/formula, possibly with a minor adjustment (perhaps deducting 1 point for each knockout suffered?).
• These two ratings will be averaged together to create the new formula for the ‘Record’ column.

This update would better reflect a fighter’s risk-taking and experience, rewarding them for facing top-level competition, even if they don’t always come out on top.

Final Thoughts:

Details of the revised formula will be updated in the second post of this thread in due course. The first update for 2025 is expected around late March or early April. In the meantime, I welcome any ideas, comments, or correspondence as always.

[James Daley]

14th March, 2025
Rank	Pos.	Name	P4P	lbs	Win	Loss	Record	Opponents	Rankings
			%
#1	--	Jai Opetaia	97.00	200	27	0	100.00	91.34	99.67
#2	--	Sam Goodman	95.99	122	19	0	100.00	89.96	98.00
#3	--	Liam Paro	95.23	140	25	1	95.02	95.16	95.50
#4	--	Justis Huni	94.41	HW	12	0	100.00	89.41	93.83
#5	--	Tim Tszyu	91.40	154	24	2	88.38	93.33	92.50
#6	--	Alex Winwood	91.08	105	4	1	89.50	90.59	93.17
#7	--	Nikita Tszyu	90.86	154	10	0	100.00	86.24	86.33
#8	--	Cesar Mateo Tapia	90.43	160	18	0	97.06	86.57	87.67
#9	--	Conor Wallace	90.00	175	15	1	95.51	79.83	94.67
#10	--	Liam Wilson	89.25	135	15	3	85.87	91.86	90.00
#11	--	Andrew Moloney	89.00	115	27	4	83.30	87.37	96.33
#12	--	Jason Moloney	88.30	118	27	4	87.42	90.15	87.33
#13	--	George Kambosos Jr	86.92	140	21	3	82.33	90.10	88.33
#14	--	Imam Khataev	86.40	175	9	0	100.00	67.53	91.67
#15	--	Michael Zerafa	85.43	160	33	5	86.52	87.42	82.33
#16	--	Paulo Aokuso	83.03	175	8	0	100.00	76.75	72.33
#17	--	Dan Hill	82.00	154	7	1	92.06	93.60	60.33
#18	--	Dana Coolwell	80.29	126	13	3	89.75	86.46	64.67
#19	--	Alexander Devyatov	79.42	135	16	0	100.00	73.42	64.83
#20	--	Stevan Ivic	79.19	HW	6	0	100.00	85.00	52.67
#21	--	Ibrahim Balla	78.51	135	17	2	88.89	75.35	73.33
#22	--	Rohan Murdock	78.37	168	28	3	91.76	78.77	65.00
#23	--	John Mannu	78.32	140	15	1	89.85	79.25	66.00
#24	--	Blake Caparello	78.16	200	33	4	87.19	79.11	68.67
#25	--	Bruno Tarimo	78.15	122	28	4	84.86	90.61	59.00
#26	--	Jackson Griffiths	78.04	147	15	0	100.00	69.77	64.67
#27	New	Kirra Ruston	77.81	175	5	0	100.00	94.12	40.00
#28	--	Floyd Masson	77.63	200	15	2	83.40	81.19	68.83
#29	--	Ben Mahoney	77.62	154	15	0	92.31	77.91	62.67
#30	--	Brian Agina	77.46	115	8	0	100.00	67.53	65.33
#31	--	Issac Hardman	77.41	160	15	3	81.87	87.17	63.33
#32	--	Jackson Jon England	77.14	130	18	3	87.75	70.14	74.33
#33	--	Tej Pratap Singh	76.84	160	19	7	76.54	85.53	69.33
#34	--	Mose Auimatagi Jr	76.47	175	16	4	81.01	83.52	66.00
#35	--	Jason Whateley	76.29	200	11	1	89.07	79.00	61.33
#36	--	Benjamin Hussain	76.17	154	11	2	85.50	80.03	63.33
#37	--	Victor Nagbe	75.89	154	9	1	93.41	70.43	64.67
#38	--	Matt Floyd	75.49	175	15	1	92.03	71.78	62.67
#39	--	Wade Ryan	75.46	154	22	12	73.22	87.83	65.33
#40	--	Demsey McKean	75.05	HW	22	2	88.89	76.26	60.00
#41	--	Joseph Goodall	74.43	HW	11	2	82.53	76.42	64.33
#42	--	Bilal Akkawy	74.11	200	22	1	80.74	75.60	66.00
#43	--	Austin Aokuso	73.79	175	8	0	100.00	56.04	65.33
#44	--	Brock Jarvis	73.56	154	22	2	87.95	82.39	50.33
#45	--	Kris Terzievski	73.48	BW	13	1	89.70	58.07	72.67
#46	--	Joel Camilleri	73.27	160	29	8	88.52	66.46	64.83
#47	--	Luke Modini	73.26	200	11	0	100.00	68.44	51.33
#48	--	Dylan Biggs	73.09	160	12	1	93.63	58.98	66.67
#49	--	Leti Leti	72.93	175	18	2	84.75	71.70	62.33
#50	--	Clay Waterman	72.86	175	13	2	88.73	67.86	62.00
#51	--	Jalen Tait	72.38	135	16	2	84.70	71.79	60.67
#52	--	Max Reeves	72.23	168	9	1	82.64	72.70	61.33
#53	--	Mitchell Leek	72.08	160	11	0	100.00	54.56	61.67
#54	--	Liam Pope	71.95	122	6	1	91.95	76.89	47.00
#55	New	Teremoana Jnr	70.96	HW	6	0	100.00	59.87	53.00
#56	--	Koen Mazoudier	70.76	154	12	4	73.61	78.68	60.00
#57	--	King Davidson	70.35	175	23	4	83.75	65.79	61.50
#58	--	Faiga Opelu	69.81	HW	16	6	70.27	81.81	57.33
#59	--	Tommy Browne	69.51	154	45	9	82.55	68.98	57.00
#60	--	Justin Frost	69.50	140	13	3	75.80	66.69	66.00
#61	--	Luke Jackson	69.30	135	21	2	83.93	57.96	66.00
#62	--	Jason Mallia	69.27	147	9	0	100.00	56.80	51.00
#63	--	Qamil Balla	69.10	147	15	2	86.75	78.55	42.00
#64	--	Tonga Tongotongo	68.62	175	9	1	92.91	53.62	59.33
#65	New	Karim Maatalla	68.51	200	8	2	92.68	63.02	49.83
#66	--	Lucas Miller	67.84	175	12	8	74.45	79.06	50.00
#67	--	Hassan Hamdan	67.55	140	9	0	100.00	61.64	41.00
#68	--	Alex Lual	67.16	140	5	2	79.73	76.74	45.00
#69	--	Rocky Ogden	67.15	126	7	2	74.85	79.10	47.50
#70	--	John Maila	66.83	HW	6	2	84.61	88.89	27.00
#71	--	Jake Clague	66.83	130	9	0	100.00	53.98	46.50
#72	--	Jake Wyllie	66.58	140	16	1	63.14	77.26	59.33
#73	--	Ken Aitken	66.30	147	9	2	90.62	66.28	42.00
#74	New	Chukwukadibia Edwin-Nweze	65.55	175	3	2	80.00	95.65	21.00
#75	--	Liam Talivaa	65.45	HW	6	1	91.45	63.41	41.50
#76	--	Jye Lane Taylor	65.17	130	7	2	78.45	72.40	44.67
#77	--	Youssef Dib	65.07	135	21	3	76.33	68.22	50.67
#78	--	Troy Pillcher	64.93	HW	10	1	90.60	56.19	48.00
#79	--	Alex Walters	64.81	168	21	2	83.53	61.55	49.33
#80	--	Benjamin Kelleher	64.77	200	16	7	68.56	79.26	46.50
#81	--	Blake Minto	64.48	147	16	6	69.44	73.01	51.00
#82	--	Vegas Larfield	64.06	122	12	1	94.13	51.55	46.50
#83	--	Sergei Vorobev	64.01	160	20	3	73.97	75.40	42.67
#84	--	Jackson Murray	64.00	HW	6	0	100.00	50.00	42.00
#85	--	Mark Schleibs	63.91	118	13	3	81.88	61.84	48.00
#86	--	Luke Gersbeck	63.72	154	7	1	92.06	79.12	20.00
#87	--	Brad Morgan	63.49	140	9	0	100.00	27.47	63.00
#88	--	Wes Capper	63.30	160	22	6	73.67	69.22	47.00
#89	--	Alex Naman	63.20	122	6	0	100.00	60.61	29.00
#90	--	Kye MacKenzie	63.17	135	21	6	71.47	89.04	29.00
#91	--	Nathaniel May	62.70	135	23	4	78.26	67.35	42.50
#92	--	Blake Wells	62.57	160	11	2	78.19	59.50	50.00
#93	--	Billy Dib	62.55	140	49	6	85.57	70.09	32.00
#94	--	Mat Sheehan	62.54	175	10	3	71.85	55.76	60.00
#95	--	Tyler Blizzard	62.50	122	9	0	100.00	47.82	39.67
#96	--	Kha Lu	62.19	105	7	1	82.09	60.30	44.17
#97	--	Joel Taylor	61.57	147	12	1	64.13	59.59	61.00
#98	--	Kosta Skrapis	61.00	140	5	0	100.00	60.00	23.00
#99	--	Max McIntyre	60.28	168	7	0	100.00	58.84	22.00
#100	--	Toese Vousiutu	60.24	HW	8	1	84.70	49.36	46.67

[James Daley]

Update News

• FORMULA UPDATE - The second post on page 1 of this thread has been comprehensively updated with improved accuracy implemented
• Light Heavyweight, #27 Kirra Ruston bursts onto the list
• Kayne Clarke eliminated - jailed for drug trafficking
• Sam Abdulrahim eliminated - assassinated
• Dropping off the list with more than 2 years of inactivity are: Paul Flemming, Faris Chevalier and Mark Lucas

--- EDIT ---

• #4 Justis Huni ranked WBO World #1 Heavyweight behind Oleksandr Usyk (Champion) and Joseph Parker (Interim)
• ERROR - #20 Stevan Ivic is wrong. His draw was overlooked in formula calculations and will be corrected next update. Ivic should be #38

[Dr Z]

IMO Goodman is a good little man. Opetaia is a tad over rated.

[James Daley]

IMO Goodman is a good little man. Opetaia is a tad over rated.

Fair enough! Opetaia's rating of 97.00 is now the second highest since the thread was started - Behind Liam Paro's 97.77, and coming in third was Tim Tszyu's 96.95. Someone should crack 98 one day.
IMO Teremoana Teremoana gave Jololov a run for his money at the 2024 Olympics, but he seems to be tracking slowly in somewhat of a record building exercise. Today will be his third fight in three months against Fijian, James Singh.
Goodman is a good boxer. He was very unlucky with the Naoya Inoue situation, and you could argue unprofessional too. He still wants that fight, but it's hard to blame Inoue for finally moving on.

[Dr Z]

In a year 's time, Goodman can beat Inoue.

[James Daley]

In a year 's time, Goodman can beat Inoue.

Goodman isn’t specifically targeting Inoue but rather aiming for any of the belts. Even if Inoue had knocked him out in 2024, Goodman would still have become a millionaire. It was an unfortunate situation.