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Better it would be pushed through and your right that the hype is already on the roof on which i do really have questions in mind on why those promoters or boxing organization wont really be considering out this fight
to happen? Of course it would really be that understandable that they should really be on the same division but totally checking then they are really just that the same.
I did see something interesting here:
https://box.live/fights/inoue-vs-casimero/ . Is this something that shows about those probabilities to be pushed on?
Here are the notable differences in between two.
The stats suggest Inoue would have a large advantage in power over Casimero, boosting at 88% knock out percentage over Casimero's 67%.
Naoya Inoue is the younger man by 3 years, at 30 years old.
Inoue has a height advantage of 1 inch over Casimero.
Both Naoya Inoue & John Riel Casimero fight out of an orthodox stance.
SourceSo with these info along then you could really tell on who does have the advantage.
I truly think that because Inoue has the advantage in this fight against Casimero, it is going to be a bigger fight for Casimero, and if he can actually give his opponent a close competition, which is going to be appreciated by a lot of people. And in the movies we see a line being thrown around, "
he did not win the fight, but he did win the hearts of people". Probably something like that is going to happen if Casimero can take this close. But with the knockout power that Inoue has, it is not going to be surprising to see Casimero get knocked out. But that fight has to get arranged in the first place. I think this is the right time when the fight should be arranged. If they are late, they might kill the hype.
When it comes to Casimero and Inoue, for me there is no doubt here, Inoue is the one with the best preparation, there is no other, for me Oinoue is that he has a great capacity to do things better, that is what I consider For me the best for now is Inoue, I think that things when it comes to making a great understanding, well INoue comes out there, Casiero does have his style, his way of training but I think he is not close to what Inoue does, because I think the Japanese trains every day and with great intensity, if he has one day a week off, I imagine it will be only one day after total rest, but I think the rhythm that Inoue has is very strong, that's why it's that in every fight he dominates her, he has a lot to show all the time, I have never seen INoue push himself too hard in a fight, I think things can be put in context because he is a boxer who always makes a difference, and This is not just what I say, I think everyone thinks the same about him, I know that Casimero is very good , I had Already said that He is a boxer who is very dangerous to fall into his combinations because they are obviously quite strong when he is in the punch So this has a lot to do with his style, but I think Inoue has a special sense for these things, he studies his opponent in detail, he learns every move, how he moves and everything, I think this is something that helps a lot and he takes Advantage of it.
For me, Inoue has the natural talent to do good boxing ,apart from this because I think he can make the difference when it comes to how to put things in his favor when he is having a bad time, he only exhausts his fighting clan , never I have seen that he changes strategies, he only Stands in the Ring with his way of fighting, with his plan and follows it to the letter, in fact he is a boxer who manages his times, and he manages his rival's times, to To get to that level you just need to be very strong and have high stamina, and stamina is something that is only Easy to achieve..