Topic: [Boxing] Inoue vs Nery For Undisputed 122lbs Title - May - page 5. (Read 2140 times)

Quote from: Yaunfitda on May 03, 2024, 06:41:02 AM

Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

Manny always aim in going up, he could be more than 8th division champion if he didn't skip a division. We can compare him to Manny and that could inspire him but we should not expect too much from Inoue as he seemed to be taking it slowly and doesn't want take an aggressive action about moving up in weight class. That time will definitely come, so let's just be patient and let's focus more on Inoue's upcoming fight and we can again discuss after the game is over.

And perhaps he is not moving up as quick is that maybe he knows his limitations. Can we imagine him fighting at 147 lbs? Manny's settled as this weight class and beating a lot of great boxers. So maybe Inoue might not see himself in the future banging with top prospects at 147 lbs and so he chooses to stay at 122 lbs and test all the mettle of the fighters here before moving up to 126 lbs. And I think he already had history and cemented his legacy this early and so they want to play safe first option. And base on the odds, he is a huge favorite against Nery and so it's hard how Inoue is going to lose in this fight.

He is surely the huge favourite on this upcoming fight. In terms of going up in the weight division, I believe, Inoue's camp is also careful in increasing his weight. It is understandable to have that kind of strategy as he has reputation to keep.

Yes, it's understandable that they will be careful on his body, although he is not that young anymore and I think his body has matured and he could go only at the featherweight to Jr Lightweight and that's it for him, no more 130 lbs as he might bulk and it could affect his speed.

So let's see his body of work against Nery, although Puma is very confident in this interviews that he will beat Inoue, but let's see. I'm not saying 100% that Inoue will win and there's no chance for Nery to win. But look at how Inoue's version in the last couple of fights, hard to see how Nery can overcome Inoue.

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Quote from: Yaunfitda on May 03, 2024, 06:41:02 AM

Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

Manny always aim in going up, he could be more than 8th division champion if he didn't skip a division. We can compare him to Manny and that could inspire him but we should not expect too much from Inoue as he seemed to be taking it slowly and doesn't want take an aggressive action about moving up in weight class. That time will definitely come, so let's just be patient and let's focus more on Inoue's upcoming fight and we can again discuss after the game is over.

And perhaps he is not moving up as quick is that maybe he knows his limitations. Can we imagine him fighting at 147 lbs? Manny's settled as this weight class and beating a lot of great boxers. So maybe Inoue might not see himself in the future banging with top prospects at 147 lbs and so he chooses to stay at 122 lbs and test all the mettle of the fighters here before moving up to 126 lbs. And I think he already had history and cemented his legacy this early and so they want to play safe first option. And base on the odds, he is a huge favorite against Nery and so it's hard how Inoue is going to lose in this fight.

He is surely the huge favourite on this upcoming fight. In terms of going up in the weight division, I believe, Inoue's camp is also careful in increasing his weight. It is understandable to have that kind of strategy as he has reputation to keep. Hence, making sure that each step of the way is being considered.

For now, as he has no loss under his record, Inoue's camp is very careful in choosing their fights as well as the increase of the weight class. But boxing greats is not measured by no loss in his record but by how they conquer every fight inside the ring. Just my opinion though.

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Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

Manny always aim in going up, he could be more than 8th division champion if he didn't skip a division. We can compare him to Manny and that could inspire him but we should not expect too much from Inoue as he seemed to be taking it slowly and doesn't want take an aggressive action about moving up in weight class. That time will definitely come, so let's just be patient and let's focus more on Inoue's upcoming fight and we can again discuss after the game is over.

And perhaps he is not moving up as quick is that maybe he knows his limitations. Can we imagine him fighting at 147 lbs? Manny's settled as this weight class and beating a lot of great boxers. So maybe Inoue might not see himself in the future banging with top prospects at 147 lbs and so he chooses to stay at 122 lbs and test all the mettle of the fighters here before moving up to 126 lbs. And I think he already had history and cemented his legacy this early and so they want to play safe first option. And base on the odds, he is a huge favorite against Nery and so it's hard how Inoue is going to lose in this fight.

No he could be very small at 147 lbs, natural welterweight are big guys around 5'9 in height and walks around 150 lbs off-season. So that will be too much for his frame. But then again, we have Manny, but he was like a gem, like a fighter that we will see once in like 50 years, very special fighter.

But we love to see him test the featherweight division next with fighters like Rey Vargas, tall with decent power and see how Inoue will strategized and fight that kind of boxer because I think it will be his first time to fight a taller guy with this kind of frame.

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Quote from: Japinat on May 01, 2024, 08:10:13 AM

Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

Manny always aim in going up, he could be more than 8th division champion if he didn't skip a division. We can compare him to Manny and that could inspire him but we should not expect too much from Inoue as he seemed to be taking it slowly and doesn't want take an aggressive action about moving up in weight class. That time will definitely come, so let's just be patient and let's focus more on Inoue's upcoming fight and we can again discuss after the game is over.

And perhaps he is not moving up as quick is that maybe he knows his limitations. Can we imagine him fighting at 147 lbs? Manny's settled as this weight class and beating a lot of great boxers. So maybe Inoue might not see himself in the future banging with top prospects at 147 lbs and so he chooses to stay at 122 lbs and test all the mettle of the fighters here before moving up to 126 lbs. And I think he already had history and cemented his legacy this early and so they want to play safe first option. And base on the odds, he is a huge favorite against Nery and so it's hard how Inoue is going to lose in this fight.

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Quote from: btc_angela on May 01, 2024, 07:59:22 AM

I don't know about it, but if terms of achievement I doubt that he will become the next Manny Pacquiao, there are many similarities, but I'm not seeing him conquering the 147 lbs which is the creme of the crop so to speak of the boxing world. Most likely he will go as high as 126-130 lbs and after that he will have a hard time going up in weight classes.

Yes, he can fill Tokyo dome and other arena's in Japan, but still the big measurement for a boxer to become great or at least be recognized in the US. A good read:

https://www.boxingscene.com/naoya-inoue-us-exposure-validate-his-greatness--182798

People judge based on the current achievement of Inoue and that if he will continue to move up in weight, he will still dominate due to his quickness and the power of his punches. Though it's really hard to surpass the achievement of Pacman who is the only 8th division world champion, but let's see, Inoue for sure has a lot of time to make it happen, or at least try to achieve it.

Indeed this fighter is still young and yet we are seeing a lot of potenial from him. I'd say it is possible for him to conquer higher weight divisions if he won't be on a rush to do it. There's definitely more than stepping into higher weoght division; he has to dominate on it as well meaning, experience would be a huge requirement before he continue to go up across division. I am not a fan of comparison between fighters because I see Inoue as a great fighter alone and same goes with Manny. Also they fought on different eras which is a factor to consider if people would insist comparison between these two great fighters.

But going back, Inoue as others have said would probably have a hard time against Nery, and that is already expected. Nery won't have such popularity for nothing and he deserved the spot as well. Will be surely exciting but my bias on this match will go to Inoue still.

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Quote from: Japinat on May 01, 2024, 08:10:13 AM

Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

Manny always aim in going up, he could be more than 8th division champion if he didn't skip a division. We can compare him to Manny and that could inspire him but we should not expect too much from Inoue as he seemed to be taking it slowly and doesn't want take an aggressive action about moving up in weight class. That time will definitely come, so let's just be patient and let's focus more on Inoue's upcoming fight and we can again discuss after the game is over.

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Quote from: btc_angela on May 01, 2024, 07:59:22 AM

I don't know about it, but if terms of achievement I doubt that he will become the next Manny Pacquiao, there are many similarities, but I'm not seeing him conquering the 147 lbs which is the creme of the crop so to speak of the boxing world. Most likely he will go as high as 126-130 lbs and after that he will have a hard time going up in weight classes.

Yes, he can fill Tokyo dome and other arena's in Japan, but still the big measurement for a boxer to become great or at least be recognized in the US. A good read:

https://www.boxingscene.com/naoya-inoue-us-exposure-validate-his-greatness--182798

People judge based on the current achievement of Inoue and that if he will continue to move up in weight, he will still dominate due to his quickness and the power of his punches. Though it's really hard to surpass the achievement of Pacman who is the only 8th division world champion, but let's see, Inoue for sure has a lot of time to make it happen, or at least try to achieve it.

Yes, I also would like to think the Inoue can at least go as close to Manny when going up in weight. But it seems their strategy is very different. Inoue want's to unify belts and then defend it. But in Manny's case, as far as I know, he will go up in weight class immediately except maybe in the 135 lbs and fight the next easiest or weakest champion that they can find. A very intelligent and careful match making by Bob Arum. And maybe another comparison is that both are under Uncle Bob and so he knows and have the blue print already. But Inoue chooses not to do that at this point and may want to stay at 122 lbs for the time being and clean up the division.

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Quote from: btc_angela on May 01, 2024, 07:59:22 AM

I don't know about it, but if terms of achievement I doubt that he will become the next Manny Pacquiao, there are many similarities, but I'm not seeing him conquering the 147 lbs which is the creme of the crop so to speak of the boxing world. Most likely he will go as high as 126-130 lbs and after that he will have a hard time going up in weight classes.

Yes, he can fill Tokyo dome and other arena's in Japan, but still the big measurement for a boxer to become great or at least be recognized in the US. A good read:

https://www.boxingscene.com/naoya-inoue-us-exposure-validate-his-greatness--182798

People judge based on the current achievement of Inoue and that if he will continue to move up in weight, he will still dominate due to his quickness and the power of his punches. Though it's really hard to surpass the achievement of Pacman who is the only 8th division world champion, but let's see, Inoue for sure has a lot of time to make it happen, or at least try to achieve it.

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There are a lot of great 122 lbs in history, for sure you are familiar with Manny Pacquiao as he was once a champion at this division. And we will forget about Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales fights at 122 lbs?

I doubt though that a grown ass man can put down a pro 122 lbs. This are train assassins with their hands as their deadly weapon.

The first three fights between Rafael Marquez and Israel Vasquez were also in this weight class and are considered some of the greatest fights of all time. Even thigh there is usually more talent in higher weight classes, super bantamweight has always been a notable exception.

Size isn’t all that matters. Inoue might be shorter than average, but has managed to reach the top of the pound for pound rankings and become a major attraction, selling out the Tokyo Dome. Skill level and entertainment value are what really matter the most, which is why this bout is so highly anticipated .

People believe that Inoue is the next Manny Pacquioa, so we have to trust him and never doubt because if he is really the next, he will conquer all the challenges and proved to the world that he can create a history. Manny during his team had fought fighters that people don't even believe he has a chance of winning, but he always made people wrong on their expectation, one best example to what I'm saying is his fight vs Oscar De La Hoya, and in fact he made Oscar retired in boxing. I think what Inoue need is to be more aggressive in taking his chances, don't stay in one division for so long so he'll explore bigger weight division and push his limit.

I don't know about it, but if terms of achievement I doubt that he will become the next Manny Pacquiao, there are many similarities, but I'm not seeing him conquering the 147 lbs which is the creme of the crop so to speak of the boxing world. Most likely he will go as high as 126-130 lbs and after that he will have a hard time going up in weight classes.

Yes, he can fill Tokyo dome and other arena's in Japan, but still the big measurement for a boxer to become great or at least be recognized in the US. A good read:

https://www.boxingscene.com/naoya-inoue-us-exposure-validate-his-greatness--182798

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Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on May 01, 2024, 03:54:08 AM

There are a lot of great 122 lbs in history, for sure you are familiar with Manny Pacquiao as he was once a champion at this division. And we will forget about Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales fights at 122 lbs?

I doubt though that a grown ass man can put down a pro 122 lbs. This are train assassins with their hands as their deadly weapon.

The first three fights between Rafael Marquez and Israel Vasquez were also in this weight class and are considered some of the greatest fights of all time. Even thigh there is usually more talent in higher weight classes, super bantamweight has always been a notable exception.

Size isn’t all that matters. Inoue might be shorter than average, but has managed to reach the top of the pound for pound rankings and become a major attraction, selling out the Tokyo Dome. Skill level and entertainment value are what really matter the most, which is why this bout is so highly anticipated .

And I've read that the stadium that Inoue is performing in Japan is around 50,000 capacity and he can fill that up when he fights. In the US, it's only 20,000 full capacity sits. So it make sense for him to just fight in the Japan, but still though US fans wanted to see him in the US soil.

I also love to hear Nery very confident and trying to trash talk his way into the mind of Inoue and, but I don't think that it's going to work.

There are a lot of historical fights in 122 lbs, yes, the trilogy between Marquez vs Vasquez, (maybe they have a 4th fight, I can't remember though, everything is based on my memory so pardon me if I'm wrong here).

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There are a lot of great 122 lbs in history, for sure you are familiar with Manny Pacquiao as he was once a champion at this division. And we will forget about Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales fights at 122 lbs?

I doubt though that a grown ass man can put down a pro 122 lbs. This are train assassins with their hands as their deadly weapon.

The first three fights between Rafael Marquez and Israel Vasquez were also in this weight class and are considered some of the greatest fights of all time. Even thigh there is usually more talent in higher weight classes, super bantamweight has always been a notable exception.

Size isn’t all that matters. Inoue might be shorter than average, but has managed to reach the top of the pound for pound rankings and become a major attraction, selling out the Tokyo Dome. Skill level and entertainment value are what really matter the most, which is why this bout is so highly anticipated .

People believe that Inoue is the next Manny Pacquioa, so we have to trust him and never doubt because if he is really the next, he will conquer all the challenges and proved to the world that he can create a history. Manny during his team had fought fighters that people don't even believe he has a chance of winning, but he always made people wrong on their expectation, one best example to what I'm saying is his fight vs Oscar De La Hoya, and in fact he made Oscar retired in boxing. I think what Inoue need is to be more aggressive in taking his chances, don't stay in one division for so long so he'll explore bigger weight division and push his limit.

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Quote from: OgNasty on April 30, 2024, 01:04:31 PM

There are a lot of great 122 lbs in history, for sure you are familiar with Manny Pacquiao as he was once a champion at this division. And we will forget about Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales fights at 122 lbs?

I doubt though that a grown ass man can put down a pro 122 lbs. This are train assassins with their hands as their deadly weapon.

The first three fights between Rafael Marquez and Israel Vasquez were also in this weight class and are considered some of the greatest fights of all time. Even thigh there is usually more talent in higher weight classes, super bantamweight has always been a notable exception.

Size isn’t all that matters. Inoue might be shorter than average, but has managed to reach the top of the pound for pound rankings and become a major attraction, selling out the Tokyo Dome. Skill level and entertainment value are what really matter the most, which is why this bout is so highly anticipated .

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I'm a bit surprised there is even a weight class for 122lb fighters. Maybe that's a crazy thing to say, but I'm not sure how dangerous a 122lb man is even at the top of his game in boxing. For me to enjoy a fighting sport, I'd have to at least feel like the guys fighting would be some sort of a threat to me in a bar. I'm sure they're very quick and their boxing skills are on point, but what sort of force are they generating with their punches at that weight? I think a majority of the people at a random bar would have no problem putting either one of these fighters down, but maybe that's just my ego talking.

There are a lot of great 122 lbs in history, for sure you are familiar with Manny Pacquiao as he was once a champion at this division. And we will forget about Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales fights at 122 lbs?

I doubt though that a grown ass man can put down a pro 122 lbs. This are train assassins with their hands as their deadly weapon.

As for this fight, the odds hasn't change a bit, Inoue is still the favorite and I don't see it shifting a bit for Nery.

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I'm a bit surprised there is even a weight class for 122lb fighters. Maybe that's a crazy thing to say, but I'm not sure how dangerous a 122lb man is even at the top of his game in boxing. For me to enjoy a fighting sport, I'd have to at least feel like the guys fighting would be some sort of a threat to me in a bar. I'm sure they're very quick and their boxing skills are on point, but what sort of force are they generating with their punches at that weight? I think a majority of the people at a random bar would have no problem putting either one of these fighters down, but maybe that's just my ego talking.

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Quote from: Hypnosis00 on April 30, 2024, 07:21:51 AM

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So he can't really do that. If we look at the previous fight of Inoue, Marlon Tapales was able to land some solid shots from his counter punches, but the problem is the power was not there, can't even rocked Inoue, so I'm expecting that if Nery will do the same strategy, Nery should have the power to hurt Inoue, otherwise, he will suffer the same defeat as Tapales, will last a bit but will still be KO in the end. Honestly, I believe it's hard to beat Inoue, so it's a big problem for Nery on how he can upset the best fighter in Japan.

That's obviously true, Tapales is not a hard hitter that's why even if Inoue is hit sometimes, he is still very aggressive in hunting Tapales and knock him down. Actually, Inoue could knock down Tapales in just the first round, but because he doesn't underestimate Tapales, he take it slowly and surely and was just looking for the right timing until he sees an opportunity to KO Tapales.

Nery might be a different animal, but so far, it was only Inoue on their first time that has a decent match of beating Inoue, unfortunately, Donaire got tired in the end and his punches are not anymore as strong as in the early rounds.

Tapales trying to become the aggressor or stay in the center of the ring helped him prolonged the fight especially in the early rounds where Inoue was also avoiding very risky moves as he was figuring out his opponent. Tapales was also landing shots although not enough to hurt Inoue and win more rounds.

One thing is clear though, Tapales was more successful than Fulton who was only there to survive once he tasted the power of Inoue. Donaire also tried to become the aggressor at least stay in the center of the ring in his first fight with Inoue and had some success. So I am guessing Nery is heading that way and avoid fighting backwards.

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Quote from: Questat on April 30, 2024, 06:42:06 AM

So he can't really do that. If we look at the previous fight of Inoue, Marlon Tapales was able to land some solid shots from his counter punches, but the problem is the power was not there, can't even rocked Inoue, so I'm expecting that if Nery will do the same strategy, Nery should have the power to hurt Inoue, otherwise, he will suffer the same defeat as Tapales, will last a bit but will still be KO in the end. Honestly, I believe it's hard to beat Inoue, so it's a big problem for Nery on how he can upset the best fighter in Japan.

That's obviously true, Tapales is not a hard hitter that's why even if Inoue is hit sometimes, he is still very aggressive in hunting Tapales and knock him down. Actually, Inoue could knock down Tapales in just the first round, but because he doesn't underestimate Tapales, he take it slowly and surely and was just looking for the right timing until he sees an opportunity to KO Tapales.

Nery might be a different animal, but so far, it was only Inoue on their first time that has a decent match of beating Inoue, unfortunately, Donaire got tired in the end and his punches are not anymore as strong as in the early rounds.

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Every fighter is confident though in facing anyone, that is there job. And we don't know if this is going to be exciting as it could be very quick like the Donaire fight with just a couple of rounds. Specially if that confident says that he can go toe to toe then it will be an easy and fast ending for Nery here.

What he should do is at least have a good plan in the fight, trying to feel Inoue and see if he can outsmart him. And then uses his power from time to time and score points on the judges scorecard. If if he lucky that the fight goes to distance, maybe he can win in the scorecard.

I think scoring points is not enough for him to win. We saw the quickness of Inoue, Nery cannot outplay Inoue if he uses a score and run technique. IMO, Nery should conserve his energy and go for KO, because once he hurt Inoue, there's a chance that he could knockout the champion.

Nery should be confident, he must believe in his power becasue his record speak so, and although it's dangerous to go toe to toe with Inoue, but if it's the only chance for him to beat the monster, I think he should try to gamble.

Looking at their previous fights, Inoue is faster in hand speed and footwork so it will be very difficult for Nery trying to outbox the champion. Inoue got staggered by Donaire which means it might happen again if Nery lands his heavy shots first. Nery should not fight backwards and try to force Inoue to retreat or at least make the fight at the center of the ring. Or maybe Nery is practicing to fight backwards and tries to land his counters on Inoue. But it's too dangerous to fight backwards because that's where Inoue is too dangerous, hunting his prey.

So he can't really do that. If we look at the previous fight of Inoue, Marlon Tapales was able to land some solid shots from his counter punches, but the problem is the power was not there, can't even rocked Inoue, so I'm expecting that if Nery will do the same strategy, Nery should have the power to hurt Inoue, otherwise, he will suffer the same defeat as Tapales, will last a bit but will still be KO in the end. Honestly, I believe it's hard to beat Inoue, so it's a big problem for Nery on how he can upset the best fighter in Japan.

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Quote from: Questat on April 29, 2024, 07:39:01 AM

Every fighter is confident though in facing anyone, that is there job. And we don't know if this is going to be exciting as it could be very quick like the Donaire fight with just a couple of rounds. Specially if that confident says that he can go toe to toe then it will be an easy and fast ending for Nery here.

What he should do is at least have a good plan in the fight, trying to feel Inoue and see if he can outsmart him. And then uses his power from time to time and score points on the judges scorecard. If if he lucky that the fight goes to distance, maybe he can win in the scorecard.

I think scoring points is not enough for him to win. We saw the quickness of Inoue, Nery cannot outplay Inoue if he uses a score and run technique. IMO, Nery should conserve his energy and go for KO, because once he hurt Inoue, there's a chance that he could knockout the champion.

Nery should be confident, he must believe in his power becasue his record speak so, and although it's dangerous to go toe to toe with Inoue, but if it's the only chance for him to beat the monster, I think he should try to gamble.

It will be enough as I have said if the fight goes to distance and judges will have to score the fight. But it should be very well convincing round win for Nery as this fight is in Inoue's home backward. I think you contradict your self by saying he should conserved his energy and go for the KO. You can't KO anyone if you are not throwing any power punch and it means their are no conservation of energy.

Again, everyone is confident. Donaire was able to extend the fight in 12 rounds and for me this is the best way for anyone to beat Inoue. It's hard to score a KO in my opinion, maybe the closest blue print we have is how Donaire almost got Inoue in the first fight.

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Every fighter is confident though in facing anyone, that is there job. And we don't know if this is going to be exciting as it could be very quick like the Donaire fight with just a couple of rounds. Specially if that confident says that he can go toe to toe then it will be an easy and fast ending for Nery here.

What he should do is at least have a good plan in the fight, trying to feel Inoue and see if he can outsmart him. And then uses his power from time to time and score points on the judges scorecard. If if he lucky that the fight goes to distance, maybe he can win in the scorecard.

I think scoring points is not enough for him to win. We saw the quickness of Inoue, Nery cannot outplay Inoue if he uses a score and run technique. IMO, Nery should conserve his energy and go for KO, because once he hurt Inoue, there's a chance that he could knockout the champion.

Nery should be confident, he must believe in his power becasue his record speak so, and although it's dangerous to go toe to toe with Inoue, but if it's the only chance for him to beat the monster, I think he should try to gamble.

Looking at their previous fights, Inoue is faster in hand speed and footwork so it will be very difficult for Nery trying to outbox the champion. Inoue got staggered by Donaire which means it might happen again if Nery lands his heavy shots first. Nery should not fight backwards and try to force Inoue to retreat or at least make the fight at the center of the ring. Or maybe Nery is practicing to fight backwards and tries to land his counters on Inoue. But it's too dangerous to fight backwards because that's where Inoue is too dangerous, hunting his prey.

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