Topic: [Boxing] Inoue vs Tapales for Unified Super Bantamweight Title - December 26 - page 19. (Read 5425 times)

Well Tapales is one of the boxers who is giving him another opportunity, the truth is I don't know, but on a personal level, this will be very good for Inoue, for me there will be a doubt that Inoue will win, Tapales is very good, but I think that Things will always happen depending on who has more fighting power, or strength, and technique, because personally for me Inoue is at a very high level, I think he should do other things after this fight Furthermore, I believe that Inoue has to be very attentive to having good fights, with very good results, Tapales already did it and it didn't go well, but he is one of those people who believe that with some training they will be able to do more damage than before to this fight, that's why when we are watching boxing, and we see a boxer who is like a genius, because for me Inoue is a boxing genius, he can make a difference.

Tapales already lost, the only way this fight is interesting is because it will be the unified super bantamweight title, it is the only way that interests him, but I think that in the face of this he will not have any commitment, in fact I would dare to say that This will be Inoue's last match of the year, for me the fight will be somewhat boring, I don't think Tapales has enough to pass over an Inopue who is practically flying, the Japanese trains every day, he is a man with an immense discipline, if Tapalñes has already lost he should at least wait a year to prepare better, because what he will do is look very bad, his reputation will go to the ground, and that is what a boxer wants and must take care of, I think things can be done in due time, I know that losing is not pretty, it is something ugly, but if one were to rush to look for a comeback, especially with a mouesrup like him, then one would not be in a good position, I believe that these things are that are happening now, I see that Inoue should accept challenges from more influential, more famous people, so that they can make a difference and continue increasing their good reputation.

Long time for preparation, I think promoters are also trying to create hypes for this unification fight. Both Inoue and Tapales will take that
time to scout analyze how and what particular fighting strategy might work from one another.

Tapales needs counters that will prevent Inoue to box him, as knowing the personality of Inoue, he's more on reading his opponents and allow to absorb
some power punch and if he feels that he can take it, expect him to be more aggressive in attacking and trying to KO you, something that Tapales needs to anticipate and prepared with.

The fight is likely going to happen in December not next month based on this article


So it's going to be a long preparation for both fighters, and both camps, and the promotion should come out with a final date and venue so both boxers can prepare for their body, there's a risk if you overtrain and also undertrain.

I don't really think Tapales is capable of beating Inoue even to survive up to the last round is a miracle for him because he is too slow for Inoue and he will take those power punches as if he is a punching bag. looks like he will be just like Charlo when he fights Canelo, he will just try to survive unless he has the power to shake Inoue but in reality, he does not and it might be just an easy win for Inoue, easier when he beats Fulton. If only Casimero holding those belts, it would be a fight of the year when they finally meet against each other inside the ring.

For those who are waiting some updates on the fight, it says that it could be around Mid December,


https://www.boxingscene.com/inoue-one-week-intense-training-ended-ready-switch-on-december--178188

So it's good to hear that this fight is still a go. Because there have been some doubts earlier, regarding the purse split and that the camp of Tapales didn't accept the offer. So maybe there is some stipulations on the contract and most likely the Tapales camp has agreed in terms.

We understand, even the Filipino here says that it will be a very tough fight for Tapales to win against the formidable Inoue. We haven't seen any strategy on how to defeat him, since the close fight against Nonito Donaire. It was only Donaire that give Inoue the biggest test of his career and he won in, albeit he got seriously injured. But in the rematch, Inoue extract his revenge with a 2nd round knockout.

Going back to the Tapales, the only thing I heard is that he should used his awkwardness if there is as such tactic in boxing. And be somewhat unpredictable so that Inoue will somewhat be confused. But I don't see it enough to upset the monster. Unless Tapales landed a perfect punch and then Inoue can't recover from it. The only one that can beat Inoue here is himself, if he slacks on training and underestimated Tapales.

I guess we all agree that Tapales is unlikely to win. Inoue is on a different level as a boxer, and he consistently outclasses his opponents, often resulting in one-sided beatdowns. This trend has continued after his tough competition against Donaire. As Inoue gains more recognition, his camp is focused on ensuring impressive wins every time he fights. So, despite Tapales being our very own, it's hard to be biased when we see who the obvious better fighter is.

The fight could end in less than 6 rounds if Tapales decides to challenge Inoue's power by fighting toe to toe or engaging in his counter-punching style.

Therefore, I would predict the fight to end in 6 rounds or less.

i am not seeing upset to be happening on this match as well. so if you gonna place a bet on this match, better look for other betting lines because inoue is highly favourite on this upcoming fight.
it may very well go under 7.5 and the fight won't go the distance. check the odds which will give you better profits. you can also look the odds for the winning method on this match.

Nonito Donaire Jr. is the reason why Naoya Inoue puts up more intense training on his regime.

It's the first time in Inoue's career that he suffered a serious injury after his fight and that was because of Donaire. Prime vs. Prime, Donaire might crash Inoue but it now remains speculation forever since unfortunately, they weren't able to meet at the right time.

Inoue vs. Tapales - even my support will go to Tapales, I do not see him winning against the prime Inoue, really sorry to say that. No one in the Bantamweight or Superbantamweight is close to Inoue's strength right now even those who are in the top rankings in that division.

Trying to climb up the ladders and be able to face up those powerpunchers on higher weigh division then this is something that he could really be able to taste up.Yes, he might be that dominating on lower weight division
but doesnt mean that he would really be able to achieve it on higher ones but lets see on how far he would really be able to reach out but basing up on this fight perfomance and stats then it would really be just that somewhat obvious that this guy would really be going further. Potential match ups would really be mold up along the way on which it would really be just that normal that fight arrangement would be done
and lets see on whose fighters he would be face up but for now he would be needing to unify all of the belts on the current division.

Its up to him whether he would really be that next on stepping up another higher weight or would really be dominating still this current division he's in but there's no sense on doing that
once he do unify all the belts, so most likely he would really be stepping up and this is something that he might pursue since there's no other way if he would be pursuing
to be great into this field or career.

A prime Donaire would have been a better match. They are both fast and are willing to open themselves for a punch so they can counter because they know they could hurt more. I remember him against Montiel, it was phenomenal. Inoue is just one of the feared boxers in the lower division. He will continue using his mandatory card til reaching 140. Its probably the place where he could finally find opponents with serious firepower by the likes of Prograis.

Tapales may have defeated the fighters down him but not Innoue.

I think Nery will be too small for Inoue though, although Nery has the power to knockout anyone at this weight, but he hasn't face a fighter with a caliber of Inoue. For me, it's better if we will see Nery vs Casimero, two trash talker and had power and see who will be the last man standing.

Inoue should focus first on Marlon Tapales, although we wanted to support him as a big underdog, but we really haven't seen a boxer close to defeat Inoue. Only Nonito was able to almost beat Inoue in their first encounter, very close fight and Donaire broke Inoue's orbital bone. But after that, Inoue level up and knockout everyone he fights, including a rematch with the Filipino Flash.

Too much hype for Luis Nery. He will just be eaten alive by Naoya Inoue if they will face off. Nery was being skipped by Inoue? Definitely no. Inoue is not like that but it's om his promoter that is arranging the fight. It's just that Nery is likely prohibited to fight in Japan (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Nery is just full of talk. I don't see him a good match for Inoue.

Marlon Tapales is the most reasonable boxer that Inoue should face and it now happened. Casimero will soon catch up but to become a champion again regardless of who will be his opponent at that time.

well when it comes to fights with iniou the things are pretty good, first because he is a boxer who has no problem with giving revenge to anyone, the only thing he has right now is that he is a very busy boxer, almost what many want is to fight him , the fact that he has abandoned and left all his prizes, his belts in the past fights that he had in his previous weight condition, what I say is, fighting Inoue and not beating him is something very difficult to ask him to recvanvha and here The issue is not him, I am sure that he does want to give a rematch, it is that his very pace of advancing does not allow him to accept rematches, now all the most prominent boxers want to beat him, because the simple fact that he draws the attention of the He fights and does things well because it is something that many boxers want to lose their position, it is like saying that they can beat him.

When we look at the world of boxing, we also have to take Something very Important into consideration, which is that those in charge see the business model first, if in a supposed revenge match against Tapales they see him as having more options to add money than with a new boxer, well they will do it, if they see that against a more Famous boxer they have more money , then they Will only do it with the one that generates more spectacle and more money, now boxing has become a pure business model, pure money, sports have been put aside and all the marketing is being done so that they can generate more money, above the sport, the developers actually first look at the marketing study, if they see that it will generate more money with this boxer than with the other, they then go with the one who generates more, this is a chain that is never broken, therefore when we talk about boxing we have to wait to see which is the most famous boxer, because obviously with that The thing is that if the fight will take place, obviously right now Inou sees it as a gold mine, any fight everyone wants to go see the Japanesse.

The Monster is crashing and dominating every of his opponent since his inception in boxing. Beating him is really a big achievement to anyone especially if these boxers will give Inoue the first defeat of his career. Tapales won't earn a big paycheck here as the split is fixed however being the undisputed champion now at Super Bantamweight, he can now expect a big paycheck on his next future fight.

For let's say Tapales won, not just it will be the biggest upset of the year but maybe a candidate for the Fight of the Year.


I also want to see Inoue reaching as far as Welterweight but for now, it's too early to speculate if he will go beyond that.

Depends on which division you are going to look for Casimero. But obviously you are talking about the WBC so yes, he is number 7 and Nery is number 1. However, as we have been discussing, Nery is banned to fight in Japan because he was once caught using a ban substance.

If Inoue wanted to fight him, then it will be outside of Japan. However, Inoue doesn't want to go out in the US, he defeated Donaire and recently, Stephen Fulton is his hometown. And most likely, if this fight is going to happen, it will still be in Japan as well.

Casimero is only in the rank 7. If anyone deserves the shot to a title, it's Luis Nery but even him was skipped by Innoue all for unification. There is a possibility that Inoue will move to 126 lbs and probably skip all but challenge Robeisy Ramirez. After all, he already beat Fulton which is below Robeisy so fighting Fulton I think is more of a strategy to get the WBO belt from Robeisy.

The most exciting is the welterweight class which I think Inoue will stay longer to fight top ranks.

Are they still with that purse split? Its true that as long we arent making or seeing some updates or news in regarding with those kind of issues and havent seen any announcement or words from them then it would really be safe to assume out that it is really that still on or really that still in track for it to happen. We do still have that a month+ to wait up but we know that fights could really be postpone immediate if there would really be some sudden news or announcement in regarding about those disagreements in between parties on which it is really just that normal that Tapales team would definitely be asking for their fair share or slice
when it comes to that purse issue and Inoue's team is really just that too demanding a bigger slice considering that the other half or team are also a champion. They shouldn't really be taking up their heads too big
just because they are really that being popular or known but doesnt mean that they should really be giving out the priority. Everything should really be fair and square.

Possible upset for this year?
https://news.abs-cbn.com/sports/08/03/23/boxings-biggest-upset-this-year-if-tapales-beats-inoue-analyst

If Tapales would be able to beat up Inoue then for sure it would really be the biggest paycheck on his career and at the same time it would really be a big boost up
into his popularity if he could really be able to pull this upset knowing on how heavily favorite Inoue is.

That is the best thing that we can do right now, hope that we can see this fight at least happening this year. It was touted to be in November, but so far there's no update, we just know that the fight will be in Japan and pegged the month as November.

Inoue was not badly damage against Fulton, so maybe he just need a couple of weeks rest and he is back again. We've seen videos of him and his brother sparring, as Takuma will have to defend his belt against another Fiipino. So maybe Naoya Inoue is already cleared to fight, but it's just a matter of negotiating with team Tapales and for the to be ok with the purse split.

That's just the second option. Inoue has a bigger chance of winning against Tapales than against Casimero, so he would not choose a hard battle with less reward. If he beats Tapales, he will be holding all the belts, and in that position, he can choose to fight any fighter he wants. Maybe Casimero's name will come up, maybe...

Right now, we should remain optimistic that this fight will happen, despite there being some rumors that it might not happen. The longer they prolong this, the more the excitement will die.

I'm saying if it's not possible this year, make it early next year. I think that's reasonable already.