Topic: [Boxing] Inoue vs Nery For Undisputed 122lbs Title - May - page 3. (Read 2129 times)

Quote from: Hypnosis00 on May 07, 2024, 03:17:53 AM

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However, it appears his next opponent is not very good and we can be quite certain that this will be in Japan again. Inoue might not become something similar to Pacman in fame after he retires.

Who will be his next opponent? was it already announce? I hope it will be Casimero as I've been waiting for a long time to see these two make a conclusion about who is the better between them. Casimero making joke on Inoue again, he said if it was him who hit Inoue, Inoue might not be able to continue, well, it's true that Casimero has the power that's probably the reason why Inoue does not accept his challenge.

There's a rumor that Sam Goodman will be his next target that man is if I'm not wrong the number one contender on IBF also on WBF titles.

I try to research about the record of this guy and we can see that he's really a big thing also have good chances to fight Inoue https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/832952

But we don't know yet if they really aim to fight Goodman so lets wait for their official announcement since for sure they provably release the names of their next possible opponent. Also for sure Inoue's camp will not chase for any possible match up against Casimero since they don't have anything to take from him that's why Casimero will be less on their priorities. But who knows right? If Casimero will be the mandatory challenger maybe we can see this fight to happen.

Did you see the interview after the fight? Bob Arum brought Sam Goodman in the ring to stand beside Naoya Inoue already heheheh. This man Bob only wants another hyped scam that does not give fans a thrilling experience. These promoters should learn from Eddie Hearn and Mr. Net Stockings Oscar dela Hoya. They are the promoters of King Ry and Devin Haney.

I reckon Casimero should fight someone in the rankings immediately and create an argument that he should be the next challenger for Inoue.

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Quote from: Oilacris on May 07, 2024, 04:39:23 PM

Casimero would be beaten up like a pulp i should say. This dude is spamming out on the social media that if he's the one who punched and took down Inoue then there's no chance that he would be able to back or stand up which it is really just that boastful approach or words i should say. If we do compare Nery and Casimero when it comes to knock out percentage then we can see that Nery does have
KOs 77.14% compared on Casimero KOs 66.67% according to Boxrec on which these percentages differences 10% gap might be small but no its not.
This guy really loves to boast as if he could be able to beat up Inoue or simply this one is all in talks.

Not a big fan of Casimero but after the Inoue knockdown Casimero can now boast that he has never been down the way Inoue got that knockdown, yes 13 years ago Casimero lost by a TKO against Thalane but he never went down, Casimero can boast, because he also has big names in his record that he knock out like Tete and Sunny Edwards and he is a three-time World Champion

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He has held world championships in three weight classes; including the IBF junior-flyweight title from 2012 to 2013; the IBF flyweight title in 2016; and the WBO bantamweight title from 2019 to 2022.

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Casimero may be annoying but he walks his talk and these stats could be one of the reasons why Inoue's handlers do not like Casimero to pit against Inoue because he has credentials to boast

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I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster in the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

He was a champ and a top boxer in the division, there's got to be something on him that's why he sort of knocked down Inoue. If the chin of Inoue is just vulnerable to such hit, Inoue wouldn't be able to stand. A lot of people people actually celebrated that knocked down thinking Inoue's career will be over.

Not just that, Inoue is top pound for pound fighter, and with this showing, he will still be up there in the top. Good to see him being knock down because we need to see how he is going to response with that. And as we have say, those punches that we didn't see coming, will put anyone, but the questions is how he will make a comeback. And he shows us by giving back a knock out win. Truly one of the best in this generation.

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Of course, Nery is one of the best. Inoue plans to defend the title 3 times in this division but I think it's time to move up 126.

Any thoughts of Nery vs Casimero next as well? They have been engaging in trash talking way before, so I just want to see this fight as well.

Reports say Sam Goodman will be next for Inoue before the end of the year as he is the mandatory fighter.

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Yeah, but definitely if his body can't squeeze at 122 lbs, sooner or later he will have to move up at 126 lbs. He has almost clean up the division already, except for a couple of names. And so if he has intentions he can fight either Casimero or Akhmadaliev and that's it, he had clean this division.

Casimero would be beaten up like a pulp i should say. This dude is spamming out on the social media that if he's the one who punched and took down Inoue then there's no chance that he would be able to back or stand up which it is really just that boastful approach or words i should say. If we do compare Nery and Casimero when it comes to knock out percentage then we can see that Nery does have
KOs 77.14% compared on Casimero KOs 66.67% according to Boxrec on which these percentages differences 10% gap might be small but no its not.
This guy really loves to boast as if he could be able to beat up Inoue or simply this one is all in talks.

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Quote from: milewilda on May 07, 2024, 01:34:53 PM

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I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster in the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

He was a champ and a top boxer in the division, there's got to be something on him that's why he sort of knocked down Inoue. If the chin of Inoue is just vulnerable to such hit, Inoue wouldn't be able to stand. A lot of people people actually celebrated that knocked down thinking Inoue's career will be over.

Of course, Nery is one of the best. Inoue plans to defend the title 3 times in this division but I think it's time to move up 126.

Moving to 126? I highly doubt that on which Inoue would really be might be staying up a while on this division considering that this is the place on which he had been able to taste up that 1st knockdown into his entire
boxing career on which he would really be definitely be having into his mind that if he would really be taken down on this division then going upwards might really be that a bit more a problem considering
power punches on higher division is really that more comparing into the current one but if he would really be able to rush up himself on getting those different division belts or unifying them all then definitely
he would considering on moving up but i highly doubt that. He might be staying up for a while into this division but well who knows right?

Yeah, but definitely if his body can't squeeze at 122 lbs, sooner or later he will have to move up at 126 lbs. He has almost clean up the division already, except for a couple of names. And so if he has intentions he can fight either Casimero or Akhmadaliev and that's it, he had clean this division.

And it's hard to maintain that 4 belt that he had, at some point he can't defend the belt from it's mandatory because they are looking for money fights, big fights that will bring them good money. So he can be stripped as well in the future. But I do agree that 126 lbs is going to be different for him as he will fight naturally bigger guys.

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Moving to 126? I highly doubt that on which Inoue would really be might be staying up a while on this division considering that this is the place on which he had been able to taste up that 1st knockdown into his entireboxing career on which he would really be definitely be having into his mind that if he would really be taken down on this division then going upwards might really be that a bit more a problem consideringpower punches on higher division is really that more comparing into the current one but if he would really be able to rush up himself on getting those different division belts or unifying them all then definitely he would considering on moving up but i highly doubt that. He might be staying up for a while into this division but well who knows right?

That's right and that was a wake-up call to him and he felt really well how hard punches can easily knock him out if he wasn't well prepared for that fight because it clearly surprised him and he lost focus for a while until the bell rings. thankfully for him, he gets back on track and quickly manages to score a knockdown against Nery and that was the start of his revenge until he finally manages to beat him which causes him to fall not to get up again. He is excited to watch while knocking out most of his recent opponents so far, I wonder when would it last for him to have this great boxing skill.

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And the new WBO World Bantam champion is Yoshiki Takei, he won via unanimous decision. What an upset! he beat Jason Moloney who is more experience and the defending champion. What do you think about the decision, was it fair or was it bias because the fight is held in Japan?

I think it's fair though, nothing against Moloney, but I was surprised to see Nery was able to deck Inoue in their fight and I take that there will be an upset. But Inoue stood his ground and fought like a champion. And Nery's strategy is effective, but we all know that when Inoue gets to his rhythm, sooner or later he will have to take the fight and dominate in just like what we expected here.

Not sure though if there is a gambling site that covers a Inoue knockdown? What will be the odds if there is?

So next for Inoue might be Casimero or Sam Goodman and then he might decided to move up to 126 lbs and then see if he can bring his power to that division.

On the time that Nery knockdown Inoue in the few seconds of Round 1 then for sure there would really be that impression that there might really be that an upset for this match. We've seen on how Nery
did make out that solid chin hit which makes that Inoue down into the canvass but eventually he had stood up fast as it seems that there's nothing happened. If Nery would be able to finish it off then i could say that its possible but he had been short on that one, not only on the few seconds remaining but also he cant be able to make that barrage of punches considering that Inoue is still hurt on that time. Clinching by Inoue is a good strategy to make that round over and make out some recovery into the next round. We cant see on how Nery make out some punches on which it might not be that too many but you could see that each punch does have that kind of swing and power behind.

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I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster in the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

He was a champ and a top boxer in the division, there's got to be something on him that's why he sort of knocked down Inoue. If the chin of Inoue is just vulnerable to such hit, Inoue wouldn't be able to stand. A lot of people people actually celebrated that knocked down thinking Inoue's career will be over.

Of course, Nery is one of the best. Inoue plans to defend the title 3 times in this division but I think it's time to move up 126.

Moving to 126? I highly doubt that on which Inoue would really be might be staying up a while on this division considering that this is the place on which he had been able to taste up that 1st knockdown into his entire
boxing career on which he would really be definitely be having into his mind that if he would really be taken down on this division then going upwards might really be that a bit more a problem considering
power punches on higher division is really that more comparing into the current one but if he would really be able to rush up himself on getting those different division belts or unifying them all then definitely
he would considering on moving up but i highly doubt that. He might be staying up for a while into this division but well who knows right?

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Quote from: Japinat on May 06, 2024, 06:35:44 AM

I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster in the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

He was a champ and a top boxer in the division, there's got to be something on him that's why he sort of knocked down Inoue. If the chin of Inoue is just vulnerable to such hit, Inoue wouldn't be able to stand. A lot of people people actually celebrated that knocked down thinking Inoue's career will be over.

Of course, Nery is one of the best. Inoue plans to defend the title 3 times in this division but I think it's time to move up 126.

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I have seen some fight highlights of Nery and I got to say that there's not a lot of things worth mentioning, he's an okay boxer and I think that he could stand up for himself but pitting him against Inoue, I don't think that he's up for it. It's probably a knockout from Inoue, dude's a monster on the ring so I'm not sure how we can be too dismissive or at the least too indecisive about this one, it's definitely Inoue's win.

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And the new WBO World Bantam champion is Yoshiki Takei, he won via unanimous decision. What an upset! he beat Jason Moloney who is more experience and the defending champion. What do you think about the decision, was it fair or was it bias because the fight is held in Japan?

I think it's fair though, nothing against Moloney, but I was surprised to see Nery was able to deck Inoue in their fight and I take that there will be an upset. But Inoue stood his ground and fought like a champion. And Nery's strategy is effective, but we all know that when Inoue gets to his rhythm, sooner or later he will have to take the fight and dominate in just like what we expected here.

Not sure though if there is a gambling site that covers a Inoue knockdown? What will be the odds if there is?

So next for Inoue might be Casimero or Sam Goodman and then he might decided to move up to 126 lbs and then see if he can bring his power to that division.

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Quote from: acroman08 on May 07, 2024, 08:29:44 AM

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I don't know if Inoue's handlers and promoters are turning blind for not seeing Casimero bashing and despising Inoue on social media, people will think now that Inoue was knocked down he is vulnerable and someone like Casimero can knock him out.

Inoue's handlers probably think it is not worth engaging in Casimero's bashing, and to be honest, I think Casimero should focus on his career and catch up with Inoue if he wants to have a fight with him, his bashing doesn't really do anything for him or to Inoue.

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Inoue's handlers are taking good care of Inoue by picking the right challenger that he can easily beat, he is no different from Canelo who knows who he will fight to establish his legacy.

I ate this type of strategy, it kind of removes that challenge a boxer gets when fighting another fighter. a lot of boxers today rarely go outside their comfort zone.

It's really up to Inoue's handlers on how they are going to do with Casimero's bashing. They almost had a fight before, and if I'm the handler of Inoue, I will give Casimero his shot. And since Casimero has a Japanese handler as well, maybe they can sit down together and talk about this fight. Nery is good in this fight, but Inoue is better in any angle, speed power. And although Casimero is touted to have a good power, he hasn't showed in in this division. We admit that he is brandish and talk trash, but I don't think that he will be the one to beat this version of Inoue, and still pound for pound fighter at the lower weight. If WBO and IBF forces him to fight their #1 then it will be Sam Goodman who should be next and not Casimero. But still depends on the camp of Inoue who they think who could give them big money.

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Quote from: Hypnosis00 on May 07, 2024, 03:17:53 AM

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However, it appears his next opponent is not very good and we can be quite certain that this will be in Japan again. Inoue might not become something similar to Pacman in fame after he retires.

Who will be his next opponent? was it already announce? I hope it will be Casimero as I've been waiting for a long time to see these two make a conclusion about who is the better between them. Casimero making joke on Inoue again, he said if it was him who hit Inoue, Inoue might not be able to continue, well, it's true that Casimero has the power that's probably the reason why Inoue does not accept his challenge.

There's a rumor that Sam Goodman will be his next target that man is if I'm not wrong the number one contender on IBF also on WBF titles.

I try to research about the record of this guy and we can see that he's really a big thing also have good chances to fight Inoue https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/832952

But we don't know yet if they really aim to fight Goodman so lets wait for their official announcement since for sure they provably release the names of their next possible opponent. Also for sure Inoue's camp will not chase for any possible match up against Casimero since they don't have anything to take from him that's why Casimero will be less on their priorities. But who knows right? If Casimero will be the mandatory challenger maybe we can see this fight to happen.

I haven't check, but is he the mandatory fighter for IBF? If he is then we can't say that it's a downgrade from Nery as he is their number 1 fighter. I think we are all looking for Casimero to be his next fight. But so far John Riel performance in this division is not that good. And in this fight, Inoue rises to the occasion again even if he experience his first knock down, just like great fighters, he comes back and then demolished Nery and did beat him by a knockout. Maybe former champion Murodjon Akhmadaliev is also in the list of Inoue as well. So there are still a lot of good fight for him in this division and he can have one more fight before the end of the year.

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Quote from: coin-investor on May 07, 2024, 08:00:39 AM

I don't know if Inoue's handlers and promoters are turning blind for not seeing Casimero bashing and despising Inoue on social media, people will think now that Inoue was knocked down he is vulnerable and someone like Casimero can knock him out.

Inoue's handlers probably think it is not worth engaging in Casimero's bashing, and to be honest, I think Casimero should focus on his career and catch up with Inoue if he wants to have a fight with him, his bashing doesn't really do anything for him or to Inoue.

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Inoue's handlers are taking good care of Inoue by picking the right challenger that he can easily beat, he is no different from Canelo who knows who he will fight to establish his legacy.

I hate this type of strategy, it kind of removes that challenge a boxer gets when fighting another fighter. a lot of boxers today rarely go outside their comfort zone.

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Quote from: Hypnosis00 on May 07, 2024, 03:17:53 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on May 06, 2024, 09:42:39 PM

However, it appears his next opponent is not very good and we can be quite certain that this will be in Japan again. Inoue might not become something similar to Pacman in fame after he retires.

Who will be his next opponent? was it already announce? I hope it will be Casimero as I've been waiting for a long time to see these two make a conclusion about who is the better between them. Casimero making joke on Inoue again, he said if it was him who hit Inoue, Inoue might not be able to continue, well, it's true that Casimero has the power that's probably the reason why Inoue does not accept his challenge.

There's a rumor that Sam Goodman will be his next target that man is if I'm not wrong the number one contender on IBF also on WBF titles.

I try to research about the record of this guy and we can see that he's really a big thing also have good chances to fight Inoue https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/832952

But we don't know yet if they really aim to fight Goodman so lets wait for their official announcement since for sure they provably release the names of their next possible opponent. Also for sure Inoue's camp will not chase for any possible match up against Casimero since they don't have anything to take from him that's why Casimero will be less on their priorities. But who knows right? If Casimero will be the mandatory challenger maybe we can see this fight to happen.

Goodman is not a good option there's no challenge, even though Goodman is undefeated he is not the kind of fighter that can give problems to Inoue, people will label him cherry-picking his opponent when the only fighter that can give him real challenge is Casimero.

I don't know if Inoue's handlers and promoters are turning blind for not seeing Casimero bashing and despising Inoue on social media, people will think now that Inoue was knocked down he is vulnerable and someone like Casimero can knock him out.

Inoue's handlers are taking good care of Inoue by picking the right challenger that he can easily beat, he is no different from Canelo who knows who he will fight to establish his legacy.

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