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October 21, 2020, 07:37:59 PM
#87
Casimero's name will always be attached to Inoue, he should give this dude a chance to fight him, not ducking him as that would not help his future if he really is a real monster. We fans deserve the see the best and what we like is Inoue vs Casimero not this boxers that we certainly know can easily be beaten by Inoue.

Yes, upset happened, but I don't think we will see it again here, his opponent is not a champion and this is not unification fight.
Even boxers do really want to fight a certain boxer but theres they can do because all decisions will matter from the promoters itself and if they do saw on which fight that can possibly
make out some money or some strategic way on making even more hype or interested to prolong the awaited fight of Inoue and Casimero.They are just delaying?
If they would see that theres soo much interest and hype then this might push through on next fight but nothing is assured because just like what we have saw that
Inoue casimero rumors turns out to be diverted into other fighters which really give out some frustration.
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October 21, 2020, 07:21:19 PM
#86
Casimero's name will always be attached to Inoue, he should give this dude a chance to fight him, not ducking him as that would not help his future if he really is a real monster. We fans deserve the see the best and what we like is Inoue vs Casimero not this boxers that we certainly know can easily be beaten by Inoue.

Yes, upset happened, but I don't think we will see it again here, his opponent is not a champion and this is not unification fight.
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October 20, 2020, 01:06:04 AM
#85

You don't need to rub it in, I'm one of those who lost bets on Loma,  Smiley.

But it's different and we can't compare Moloney to Lopez, to pull a upset again in boxing. I'll probably just watch this fight and hope that Inoue will deliver again and then let the biggest fight in this division, a reunification with the deadly Filipino John Casimero, and then maybe we talk about upsets on that fight, with heavy hitting Casimero.

Truly the boxing world was shocked by the result of their fight yesterday but that's rarely happened, right?

The fight between the monster and Moloney will be easy since Casimero already told the press on how easy Maloney for Inoue.

since this fight will happen by the end of this month, I think Inoue's next fight will be next year and who might he fight next? Is it going to be Casimero or another weak boxer again?

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October 20, 2020, 12:52:16 AM
#84
Moloney is like 6-1 underdog against Inoue. Again, we have seen some upset in the Loma-Lopez fight so as bettors we might think that even though Moloney is way behind the odds, there's still chance for him to upset Inoue.

What happened to Loma vs Lopez fight is that Lopez was underrated. Actually, if you will ask me they got the same level of skills but the crowd just simply go with the most favorite. The ending is most of them lost their bets Grin.

You don't need to rub it in, I'm one of those who lost bets on Loma,  Smiley.

But it's different and we can't compare Moloney to Lopez, to pull a upset again in boxing. I'll probably just watch this fight and hope that Inoue will deliver again and then let the biggest fight in this division, a reunification with the deadly Filipino John Casimero, and then maybe we talk about upsets on that fight, with heavy hitting Casimero.
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October 20, 2020, 12:44:50 AM
#83
Moloney is like 6-1 underdog against Inoue. Again, we have seen some upset in the Loma-Lopez fight so as bettors we might think that even though Moloney is way behind the odds, there's still chance for him to upset Inoue.
Of course. Just because a fighter got a not so good record or the least favorite by the crowd, it doesn't mean that he don't have any chance to win. Yeah! The chances are small but still it does exist and the table might turn when two fighters finally clash.

What happened to Loma vs Lopez fight is that Lopez was underrated. Actually, if you will ask me they got the same level of skills but the crowd just simply go with the most favorite. The ending is most of them lost their bets Grin.
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October 19, 2020, 09:33:21 PM
#82
Moloney is like 6-1 underdog against Inoue. Again, we have seen some upset in the Loma-Lopez fight so as bettors we might think that even though Moloney is way behind the odds, there's still chance for him to upset Inoue.

But in any case there's none, then we are going to see Inoue vs Casimero for next year. This is what fight fans are really waiting to happen this year, but due to the covid-19 pandemic, everything has chance. I'm not familiar with Mikaela Meyer's though, but thanks for bringing this up maybe it's going to as exciting or even more with the main card.
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October 19, 2020, 08:16:43 PM
#81
I'm looking forward to seeing The Monster defend his belts on Halloween night. The oddsmakers see this as a mismatch. I don't consider Moloney to be a bad opponent but Inoue is just too good. I predict we will see an early stoppage. Also Mikaela Meyer is fighting for her first world title on the undercard and that could end up stealing the spotlight since there is a bit of bad blood. Meyer's been very outspoken and is trying to get in Brodnicka's head with her constant taunting on social media.
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September 16, 2020, 06:21:10 AM
#80


I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.

That's likely going to happen to Maloney he is to fast and too strong for Maloney, the only fighter right now that I can think of that has a good chance against Inoue is Casimero but it did not push through this year but it will be a blockbuster match for both fighter when they meet next year, they just need to beat their respective opponents, take good care of themselves not to get infected by CoVid..
Soon they face each other and fought on the ring. They are fighting with different opponents and we believe that both of them will win. Though we are more excited to see them fighting and more entertaining but that somehow their fight will also give something from it and that possible it enhances their capability as well for their future fight.


Both of them will only win in money, but only one of them will win and get the  belt.

This is not an anticipated fight as clearly it's a one sided fight, not to underestimate Moloney but Inoue's promoter just know how to boost their cash cow.
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September 16, 2020, 05:27:44 AM
#79
What about the money ? Is it possible to earn as much money for the promoters during these difficult times of a global COVID19 pandemic ? Do people have the spare cash to spend to watch a boxing match ?
Sure we will,a Dying fans will allocate money for this,for Pay Per View and for their Bets.

i think you are not a boxing Fan that's why you are questioning the capacity of each supporter.

But surely this will not that profitable back then when Live game is can be watch physically .

It's true I'm not a boxing fan, but I'm a Formula 1 fan. I pay to watch, but it's not as expensive as boxing. The pandemic hasn't affected my salary so I'm OK, but if I was in trouble, clearly paying for this wouldn't be a priority.
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September 14, 2020, 07:28:10 AM
#78


I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.

That's likely going to happen to Maloney he is to fast and too strong for Maloney, the only fighter right now that I can think of that has a good chance against Inoue is Casimero but it did not push through this year but it will be a blockbuster match for both fighter when they meet next year, they just need to beat their respective opponents, take good care of themselves not to get infected by CoVid..
Soon they face each other and fought on the ring. They are fighting with different opponents and we believe that both of them will win. Though we are more excited to see them fighting and more entertaining but that somehow their fight will also give something from it and that possible it enhances their capability as well for their future fight.
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September 14, 2020, 04:17:25 AM
#77


I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.

That's likely going to happen to Maloney he is to fast and too strong for Maloney, the only fighter right now that I can think of that has a good chance against Inoue is Casimero but it did not push through this year but it will be a blockbuster match for both fighter when they meet next year, they just need to beat their respective opponents, take good care of themselves not to get infected by CoVid..
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September 14, 2020, 03:40:49 AM
#76
What about the money ? Is it possible to earn as much money for the promoters during these difficult times of a global COVID19 pandemic ? Do people have the spare cash to spend to watch a boxing match ?
Sure we will,a Dying fans will allocate money for this,for Pay Per View and for their Bets.

i think you are not a boxing Fan that's why you are questioning the capacity of each supporter.

But surely this will not that profitable back then when Live game is can be watch physically .
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September 13, 2020, 01:44:05 PM
#75

Indeed! No one knows what the future holds to everyone. So right now, just enjoy the moment that we can still watch them fighting inside the ring. Inoue has a lot of things ahead of him but he needs to be smart on how he handle himself, being a fighter requires a stringent training, focus and stamina. He should always look after himself because no one will.

Inoue needs to learn how he's opponents works, from that end he can dictate the fight, there's still chances that
even he's thinking that he can overpower he's opponent things might went wrong, being careful and observant
is a good quality of a fighter, you'll developed this skills from each fight it will bring the advantages.

I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.
well, the most important thing is that you have to be able to set a good strategy to maintain good energy until the final, at least you have to be able to analyze the most appropriate moment to take a crushing blow so that your opponent can collapse instantly.
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September 13, 2020, 07:17:23 AM
#74

Indeed! No one knows what the future holds to everyone. So right now, just enjoy the moment that we can still watch them fighting inside the ring. Inoue has a lot of things ahead of him but he needs to be smart on how he handle himself, being a fighter requires a stringent training, focus and stamina. He should always look after himself because no one will.

Inoue needs to learn how he's opponents works, from that end he can dictate the fight, there's still chances that
even he's thinking that he can overpower he's opponent things might went wrong, being careful and observant
is a good quality of a fighter, you'll developed this skills from each fight it will bring the advantages.

I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.

Inoue showed real respect to Donaire though he beat him in that fight, he even lend his Trophy to Donaire when Donaire ask.

'Monster' Inoue lends Muhammad Ali Trophy to Donaire because he had promised it to his kids

He has some good sportsmanship and that tells us that he is also a well-discipline fighter that is willing to learn and correct his mistakes.

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September 13, 2020, 06:50:18 AM
#73

Indeed! No one knows what the future holds to everyone. So right now, just enjoy the moment that we can still watch them fighting inside the ring. Inoue has a lot of things ahead of him but he needs to be smart on how he handle himself, being a fighter requires a stringent training, focus and stamina. He should always look after himself because no one will.

Inoue needs to learn how he's opponents works, from that end he can dictate the fight, there's still chances that
even he's thinking that he can overpower he's opponent things might went wrong, being careful and observant
is a good quality of a fighter, you'll developed this skills from each fight it will bring the advantages.

I'm sure he learned a lot on his last fight, he was able to adjust but only in the later round and he was injured a bit in this fight, good thing he has a better stamina than Donaire which is already an older fighter than him.

He is "the monster", slowing down or observing first his opponent is not appropriate to him, he is like an attack dog who likes to take down his opponent as early as possible.
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September 12, 2020, 10:58:21 PM
#72

Indeed! No one knows what the future holds to everyone. So right now, just enjoy the moment that we can still watch them fighting inside the ring. Inoue has a lot of things ahead of him but he needs to be smart on how he handle himself, being a fighter requires a stringent training, focus and stamina. He should always look after himself because no one will.

Inoue needs to learn how he's opponents works, from that end he can dictate the fight, there's still chances that
even he's thinking that he can overpower he's opponent things might went wrong, being careful and observant
is a good quality of a fighter, you'll developed this skills from each fight it will bring the advantages.
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September 12, 2020, 07:42:09 PM
#71


Can they sell at that price? I doubt.. Tyson and Rjr are popular in the entire world while " Inoue vs. Moloney " is not that popular especially in the USA as Inoue hasn't fought in the US land yet.
Inoue is still a big attraction because the media portrays him as one of the most promising boxer in the industry, many Americans have seen how Inoue fought Donaire and they consider Inoue as a great prospect just like when they first saw Pacquiao, it will be great if Inoue fight in the American soil one day, and get the same treatment like Ryan Garcia is getting.
It's different though, Ryan Garcia is state side, while Inoue is Asian, so different treatment. And Inoue has not yet been exposed to American, it's just one fight that they have witnessed and that's why Bob Arum is really working hard for Inoue to be accepted in the US soil just like what he did to Pacquiao and he is trying to repeat it, however, it might take some time because of the pandemic.

The timing was really bad though, it was Inoue's debut in the US and yet the fight was postponed because of the pandemic. He is good but I think Bob Arum can't anymore find a boxer like Manny as he is already a legend and one boxer said that 8th division champion as an achievement is hard to surpass.
Yes, timing is bad, but Inoue is still very young though, so the potential is there in the next coming years and we do hope that in the next 6-12 months this nightmare will be eradicate and we will be back to the "old" normal. In any case, we do hope that Inoue will become a super star in the US soil.
Ain't that impossible. He have the ambitions to be like of what superstart had achieved. Not that fast for sure, but he's still young and he needs more experience to be one of them (legendary boxers). He needs more fight to win in order to have his name on the list and make huge fight specially in the US. That's the only way it helps to gain popularity and may boxer promoters will take care of it.
well indeed the battle experience is very important for him, but you must know that no one knows when the age of people can survive and reach their target according to time or not because sometimes we all have planned it but suddenly disaster occurs and the plan cannot be achieved, at least fighters must know this so that when they are competing they can stay alert.

Indeed! No one knows what the future holds to everyone. So right now, just enjoy the moment that we can still watch them fighting inside the ring. Inoue has a lot of things ahead of him but he needs to be smart on how he handle himself, being a fighter requires a stringent training, focus and stamina. He should always look after himself because no one will.
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September 12, 2020, 12:55:37 PM
#70


Can they sell at that price? I doubt.. Tyson and Rjr are popular in the entire world while " Inoue vs. Moloney " is not that popular especially in the USA as Inoue hasn't fought in the US land yet.
Inoue is still a big attraction because the media portrays him as one of the most promising boxer in the industry, many Americans have seen how Inoue fought Donaire and they consider Inoue as a great prospect just like when they first saw Pacquiao, it will be great if Inoue fight in the American soil one day, and get the same treatment like Ryan Garcia is getting.
It's different though, Ryan Garcia is state side, while Inoue is Asian, so different treatment. And Inoue has not yet been exposed to American, it's just one fight that they have witnessed and that's why Bob Arum is really working hard for Inoue to be accepted in the US soil just like what he did to Pacquiao and he is trying to repeat it, however, it might take some time because of the pandemic.

The timing was really bad though, it was Inoue's debut in the US and yet the fight was postponed because of the pandemic. He is good but I think Bob Arum can't anymore find a boxer like Manny as he is already a legend and one boxer said that 8th division champion as an achievement is hard to surpass.
Yes, timing is bad, but Inoue is still very young though, so the potential is there in the next coming years and we do hope that in the next 6-12 months this nightmare will be eradicate and we will be back to the "old" normal. In any case, we do hope that Inoue will become a super star in the US soil.
Ain't that impossible. He have the ambitions to be like of what superstart had achieved. Not that fast for sure, but he's still young and he needs more experience to be one of them (legendary boxers). He needs more fight to win in order to have his name on the list and make huge fight specially in the US. That's the only way it helps to gain popularity and may boxer promoters will take care of it.
well indeed the battle experience is very important for him, but you must know that no one knows when the age of people can survive and reach their target according to time or not because sometimes we all have planned it but suddenly disaster occurs and the plan cannot be achieved, at least fighters must know this so that when they are competing they can stay alert.
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September 12, 2020, 10:33:53 AM
#69


Can they sell at that price? I doubt.. Tyson and Rjr are popular in the entire world while " Inoue vs. Moloney " is not that popular especially in the USA as Inoue hasn't fought in the US land yet.
Inoue is still a big attraction because the media portrays him as one of the most promising boxer in the industry, many Americans have seen how Inoue fought Donaire and they consider Inoue as a great prospect just like when they first saw Pacquiao, it will be great if Inoue fight in the American soil one day, and get the same treatment like Ryan Garcia is getting.
It's different though, Ryan Garcia is state side, while Inoue is Asian, so different treatment. And Inoue has not yet been exposed to American, it's just one fight that they have witnessed and that's why Bob Arum is really working hard for Inoue to be accepted in the US soil just like what he did to Pacquiao and he is trying to repeat it, however, it might take some time because of the pandemic.

The timing was really bad though, it was Inoue's debut in the US and yet the fight was postponed because of the pandemic. He is good but I think Bob Arum can't anymore find a boxer like Manny as he is already a legend and one boxer said that 8th division champion as an achievement is hard to surpass.
Yes, timing is bad, but Inoue is still very young though, so the potential is there in the next coming years and we do hope that in the next 6-12 months this nightmare will be eradicate and we will be back to the "old" normal. In any case, we do hope that Inoue will become a super star in the US soil.
Ain't that impossible. He have the ambitions to be like of what superstart had achieved. Not that fast for sure, but he's still young and he needs more experience to be one of them (legendary boxers). He needs more fight to win in order to have his name on the list and make huge fight specially in the US. That's the only way it helps to gain popularity and may boxer promoters will take care of it.
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September 12, 2020, 08:00:26 AM
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Can they sell at that price? I doubt.. Tyson and Rjr are popular in the entire world while " Inoue vs. Moloney " is not that popular especially in the USA as Inoue hasn't fought in the US land yet.
Inoue is still a big attraction because the media portrays him as one of the most promising boxer in the industry, many Americans have seen how Inoue fought Donaire and they consider Inoue as a great prospect just like when they first saw Pacquiao, it will be great if Inoue fight in the American soil one day, and get the same treatment like Ryan Garcia is getting.
It's different though, Ryan Garcia is state side, while Inoue is Asian, so different treatment. And Inoue has not yet been exposed to American, it's just one fight that they have witnessed and that's why Bob Arum is really working hard for Inoue to be accepted in the US soil just like what he did to Pacquiao and he is trying to repeat it, however, it might take some time because of the pandemic.

The timing was really bad though, it was Inoue's debut in the US and yet the fight was postponed because of the pandemic. He is good but I think Bob Arum can't anymore find a boxer like Manny as he is already a legend and one boxer said that 8th division champion as an achievement is hard to surpass.
Yes, timing is bad, but Inoue is still very young though, so the potential is there in the next coming years and we do hope that in the next 6-12 months this nightmare will be eradicate and we will be back to the "old" normal. In any case, we do hope that Inoue will become a super star in the US soil.
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