On the other hand, Tapales does have good speed and a very hard punch,
Just like i said before, no matter how good Tapales is, this is Inoue's game, i mean This unification fight if pushes through is for Inoue to win and all they need to do is pay Marlon Tapales the right amount for them to get the Filipino fighter's nod.
Just a little trivia about Tapales, on his last fight against Akhmadallev, he change is fighting style to a counter-puncher which i think surprise the latter and never got the chance to adjust and this ultimately give the win to Tapales and who knows that he could surprise Inoue the same way he surprised Akhmadallev.
Power of Tapales might be underrated, but as you have said, he just toyed with Akhmadallev and counter him all night during their fight. And even though Tapales was caught several times, he has a good chin and then just used that counter very often that Akhmadallev become confused on the fight.
And the awkwardness of Tapales might be a plus for him in this fight. As Inoue is known to face technical fighters and so he is ready on what they are going to throw on him. But if Marlon is a very boxer that Inoue was expecting, it could be a very hard fight, just saying.
If Tapales will adjust more on that side, I mean to continue to practice and prepare for every possible attack and combination from Inoue
and also absorb those solid punches chances to win still possible.
Though on that same side were speaking about Inoue's power, that can only be concluded when they already facing each other.
Upset or a complete dominance from Inoue, either way can take place depending on what will be the outcome of the fight.
If both boxers are good, they would ensure that they undergo thorough training before the actual fight. However, we are no longer discussing their work ethics since they have already become champions. What we are currently doing is comparing their skills and talent in boxing, where it's very evident that Inoue has a significant advantage.
Let's assess Tapales before he became a champion. Wasn't he just an ordinary boxer? On the other hand, if we evaluate Inoue, he has already made a name for himself in the sport of boxing. Yes, upsets are possible, but in this fight, the chance is very slim for Tapales—no disrespect intended.
Don't worry mate, it's not a disrespect if we're not saying these things to him face to face because we aren't even that close to him to begin with.
But since we are here to weigh the chances and to choose a much better option for our bets regardless of which boxer we support, it's somehow evident that Tapales's chance is quite lower compared to Inoue who have been dominating every boxer he has faced and Tapales will not be an exemption, and just like the others, he will be a stepping stone for Inoue.
You are absolutely right, the remotest possibility that Tapales does something right against Inoue is that he does not make mistakes, if Tapales maintains a good fighting scheme, focused on pure defense, he can play his defense against the powerful attack of the Japanese , but that also depends on the type of training he takes, it is known that Inopue is like a boxing genius, he always looks for the best strategy to enter and has great ability to have better chances of winning, in fact once between Well, it will follow from there because Inoue has a facility for reading the movements and style of the boxers, perhaps that is his success, apart from the great hard training that he must have, now that said, as is speculated, well Tapales does not know They deny him the option of doing something against him, but his chances are very minimal, since Inoue is a boxer who trains every day for me, demanding even more as if he had to fight a Mike Tyson, I think his level of fighting is for him to prepare for that type of category, a heavyweight, so these types of things are what I think the boxer will consider, but before that, he has to go above the best ones in Stea category, and it is not far, the truth is that I think that he is a boxer who can be above many and each fight will be against all odds.
Inoue confirms he will be returning, possibly for undisputed encounter with Tapales 
Unified super-bantamweight world champion Naoya Inoue (25-0, 22KOs) has indicated that he has a date sealed for December to challenge Marlon Tapales (37-3, 19KOs) and contest the undisputed super-bantamweight title.
The post, which was posted on the platform formally known as Twitter, showed Inoue training and sparring. The tweet posted by Inoue stated, “It’s about time to start sparring in earnest and get ready for December!”
The tweet also suggests that he may have agreed to face Tapales for the undisputed championship against his divisional rival Tapales. This is indicated by Inoue using four crown emojis, which may represent the four respective titles that one must hold to be declared the undisputed champion in the four-belt era.
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https://proboxtv.com/news/inoue-confirms-he-will-be-returning-possibly-for-undisputed-encounter-with-tapales/enOne of the things that most excites me about this boxer is that he is when it comes to challenges, rematches, and above all when there is a belt or something similar, well, he assumes it and prepares himself with more intensity, perhaps the fact of being a A very disciplined person and that is what marks him out compared to others, I want to see this fight and see what kind of strategy Tapales will use, but where I went, my strategy was to be on the defensive, make him get tired and counterattack, because the truth is I can't think of any strategy against him, because he really is a boxer who can quickly read the other boxer's plan, and I think that is also the intelligence he uses, and that is quite difficult for some, For me, boxing is 80% intelligence and 20% effort with the body, however, what you train the most is your body to resist the blows that you are going to receive.
