Marlon Tapales has experience fighting Japanese boxers to win the WBO bantamweight title from Japanese boxer Shohei Omori in 2017.
But naoya inoue is not a bad boxer he is a great boxer monster ko with a fighting record of 25 wins with 22 of them won by ko without ever losing.
I think naoya inoue will win this match.
And this match is played in Japan home base or inoue's home country which of course will be supported by his supporters who come a lot at the match venue.
Topic: [Boxing] Inoue vs Tapales for Unified Super Bantamweight Title - December 26 - page 9. (Read 5425 times)
December 14, 2023, 05:16:16 AM
December 14, 2023, 04:54:08 AM
Inoue all set now, ready for that unification fight with our very own Marlon Tapales.
~snip~
Damn! Scary abs. ~snip~
He was already the fighter of the year for me when he climbed the mountains in the Bantamweight division. What he did was not an easy feat, and he almost lost to Donaire back then with a bleeding face. He unified those belts with literally blood and sweat.
Just looking at him, I cannot find a weakness. His body is crazy and I bet those are like steel, he also has a tough chin. Tapales will need to work harder if he badly wants to defeat that dude. If this battle ends in the 12th round, Tapales might be the winner.
Tapales is boxer who once held world championship titles in two weight classes, including the WBA and IBF super bantamweight titles.
Tapales also received support and became the favorite boxer after successfully defeating Murodjon Akhmadaliev which took place at the Boeing Center at Tech Port, San Antonio, Texas last April.
In the event of fight between Inoue and Tapales there might be various unexpected surprises from the two fighters, only that Inoue suffered an injury which postponed his previous fight against Fulton.
I don't know if he will get injured again if Tapales fights aggressively, but if that happens then it clear Tapales can take advantage of the opportunity to beat him.
But seeing Inoue succeed in collecting four championship belts is truly amazing and he is like boxer who is nicknamed hunter because of his ambition to master all the classes he wants.
December 14, 2023, 04:44:12 AM
Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
But Manny Pacquiao at that time was showing a good winning rate in defending his Super Bantamweight title. His name is already popular and he is considered to have a potential to be a great boxer different from the status of Marlon Tapales today. Naoya Inoue is really on a different level and it's really hard to accept that Tapales has no advantage to anything against him.
Tapales is really up against a beast. I hope that the long preparation to this fight will somehow boost Tapales strength, enough to hurt Inoue's steady defense. But on the other hand, with this long preparation too, Inoue also got an advantage to boost his own advantage too.
But you are right bro, Manny was already one of the good fighters before he fought Barrera and this is different.
Marlon Tapales is a technical boxer which means he must avoid all the haymakers that Naoya Inoue will throw or else he will see himself lying on the canvas. But I do like to give my full support for Tapales here and I won't even hesitate to put a bet under his name. Being a Filipino brother is still stronger than being a fan of his opponent.
Inoue all set now, ready for that unification fight with our very own Marlon Tapales.
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
Damn! Scary abs. https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
He was already the fighter of the year for me when he climbed the mountains in the Bantamweight division. What he did was not an easy feat, and he almost lost to Donaire back then with a bleeding face. He unified those belts with literally blood and sweat.
Just looking at him, I cannot find a weakness. His body is crazy and I bet those are like steel, he also has a tough chin. Tapales will need to work harder if he badly wants to defeat that dude. If this battle ends in the 12th round, Tapales might be the winner.
Tapales might have a good chance if the fight goes to distance.
Maybe careful spacing in the early rounds will do for him. Used his awkwardness to throw Inoue early and let him adjust to his fight, not the other way away. So even if he has a small chance to win, for sure Tapales will go for it as this is just another fight that he is a big underdog. In his last fight, he won against the huge Akhmadaliev and maybe here he can do it again.
December 14, 2023, 04:16:44 AM
Yes, and we all witness what happened before where heavy favorite lost with the underdog, we don't know what will be the
outcome as both fighters never meet inside the ring yet.
Not saying that it can be the same outcome, but most of the fans believe before that Canelo will easily beat up Bivol but the outcome
of the fight turned to Bivol side.
Just an example but still Inoue's percentage of winning still by far against Tapales, risky taker will need that big nerve to place a bet for Tapales.
Feel bad for Tapales about to many people thinking he will be automatically lose with this fight. To many boxing fans didn't have confidence on his capability to defeat Inoue that's why its time for him to show up some good motivation since if he can show to the whole world on this upcoming match with Inoue that he can able to defeat him then for sure all those haters mouth will be totally shutdown. He need to motivate his self to fight more harder so I guess for this I go with Tapales and bet then let see how everything goes with it since sometimes I love to bet on underdogs.
Yeah, but he can turn that into motivation and shows many people wrong about him. But you can't blame those boxing fans though, I mean with the way the Inoue is destroying anyone, it's not that he beat them thru score cards, but he just steamrolled everyone with vicious power and knockout.
So all is now on the shoulder of Tapales, to again, show his fans and his critics that he is not afraid of the monster and he see himself being him in his own backyard. It could be thru the judges score card or he caught Inoue and knockout him out.
Yes that's why he need to show that he's capable of everything and he is a champ for a reason that's why he really need to make those doubts into a huge motivation to train more harder then perform like a monster which people didn't thought about it. For so many times he's name always called as a loser on this match then he should not waste any time to relax since he need to be more better since he is facing a huge challenge on his boxing career. If he can able to win against Inoue for sure there's a lot of hype will gain for his name and for sure he will get more bigger fight which high pay cut after that so this is a huge boost to his career if he do more better on his upcoming match against Inoue.
December 13, 2023, 07:27:37 PM
Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
But Manny Pacquiao at that time was showing a good winning rate in defending his Super Bantamweight title. His name is already popular and he is considered to have a potential to be a great boxer different from the status of Marlon Tapales today. Naoya Inoue is really on a different level and it's really hard to accept that Tapales has no advantage to anything against him.
Tapales is really up against a beast. I hope that the long preparation to this fight will somehow boost Tapales strength, enough to hurt Inoue's steady defense. But on the other hand, with this long preparation too, Inoue also got an advantage to boost his own advantage too.
But you are right bro, Manny was already one of the good fighters before he fought Barrera and this is different.
Marlon Tapales is a technical boxer which means he must avoid all the haymakers that Naoya Inoue will throw or else he will see himself lying on the canvas. But I do like to give my full support for Tapales here and I won't even hesitate to put a bet under his name. Being a Filipino brother is still stronger than being a fan of his opponent.
Inoue all set now, ready for that unification fight with our very own Marlon Tapales.
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
Damn! Scary abs. https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
He was already the fighter of the year for me when he climbed the mountains in the Bantamweight division. What he did was not an easy feat, and he almost lost to Donaire back then with a bleeding face. He unified those belts with literally blood and sweat.
Just looking at him, I cannot find a weakness. His body is crazy and I bet those are like steel, he also has a tough chin. Tapales will need to work harder if he badly wants to defeat that dude. If this battle ends in the 12th round, Tapales might be the winner.
December 13, 2023, 07:12:56 PM
Yes, and we all witness what happened before where heavy favorite lost with the underdog, we don't know what will be the
outcome as both fighters never meet inside the ring yet.
Not saying that it can be the same outcome, but most of the fans believe before that Canelo will easily beat up Bivol but the outcome
of the fight turned to Bivol side.
Just an example but still Inoue's percentage of winning still by far against Tapales, risky taker will need that big nerve to place a bet for Tapales.
Feel bad for Tapales about to many people thinking he will be automatically lose with this fight. To many boxing fans didn't have confidence on his capability to defeat Inoue that's why its time for him to show up some good motivation since if he can show to the whole world on this upcoming match with Inoue that he can able to defeat him then for sure all those haters mouth will be totally shutdown. He need to motivate his self to fight more harder so I guess for this I go with Tapales and bet then let see how everything goes with it since sometimes I love to bet on underdogs.
Yeah, but he can turn that into motivation and shows many people wrong about him. But you can't blame those boxing fans though, I mean with the way the Inoue is destroying anyone, it's not that he beat them thru score cards, but he just steamrolled everyone with vicious power and knockout.
So all is now on the shoulder of Tapales, to again, show his fans and his critics that he is not afraid of the monster and he see himself being him in his own backyard. It could be thru the judges score card or he caught Inoue and knockout him out.
December 13, 2023, 06:57:41 PM
Yes, and we all witness what happened before where heavy favorite lost with the underdog, we don't know what will be the
outcome as both fighters never meet inside the ring yet.
Not saying that it can be the same outcome, but most of the fans believe before that Canelo will easily beat up Bivol but the outcome
of the fight turned to Bivol side.
Just an example but still Inoue's percentage of winning still by far against Tapales, risky taker will need that big nerve to place a bet for Tapales.
Feel bad for Tapales about to many people thinking he will be automatically lose with this fight. To many boxing fans didn't have confidence on his capability to defeat Inoue that's why its time for him to show up some good motivation since if he can show to the whole world on this upcoming match with Inoue that he can able to defeat him then for sure all those haters mouth will be totally shutdown. He need to motivate his self to fight more harder so I guess for this I go with Tapales and bet then let see how everything goes with it since sometimes I love to bet on underdogs.
December 13, 2023, 06:21:11 PM
Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
But Manny Pacquiao at that time was showing a good winning rate in defending his Super Bantamweight title. His name is already popular and he is considered to have a potential to be a great boxer different from the status of Marlon Tapales today. Naoya Inoue is really on a different level and it's really hard to accept that Tapales has no advantage to anything against him.
Tapales is really up against a beast. I hope that the long preparation to this fight will somehow boost Tapales strength, enough to hurt Inoue's steady defense. But on the other hand, with this long preparation too, Inoue also got an advantage to boost his own advantage too.
December 13, 2023, 04:55:03 PM
Yes, and we all witness what happened before where heavy favorite lost with the underdog, we don't know what will be the
outcome as both fighters never meet inside the ring yet.
Not saying that it can be the same outcome, but most of the fans believe before that Canelo will easily beat up Bivol but the outcome
of the fight turned to Bivol side.
Just an example but still Inoue's percentage of winning still by far against Tapales, risky taker will need that big nerve to place a bet for Tapales.
December 13, 2023, 04:39:12 PM
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
I have to agree with you there even though I'm with Marlon Tapales here to win the match. I do not even want to touch that fight with my money. It's insane to go with a decent amount of betting for Tapales but if that's a people way to support him, then good luck on their bet. Juicy odds indeed but it won't give me a temptation to bet on that. As a bettor, I preferred to bet for Inoue winning in a specific round or how he would win in this fight.
But again, since I'm a PH fan of boxing, I don't feel comfortable placing money for Inoue because I support Tapales here. Although like you said, we have to accept that Inoue is above anything against Tapales. I don't see an upset win here by Tapales but I'm hoping it will happen.
That's the sentiment of most Filipino boxing fans here, including me. Inoue is way too talented for Marlon Tapales and you are right, an upset is very unlikely here as most of the factors that lead to a win were on Inoue's side, a knockout is the only chance for Marlon Tapales' hands to be raised as the winner.
But the good thing here is that when everything is against a Filipino boxer, that's when the time that boxer shines, hope it will be time for Tapales to fail the expectation of everybody here. Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
Yes, the odds are pretty much stack up against Marlon Tapales and only few bettors would dare to put a bet on his head against the formidable Inoue.
Bu this is boxing, everything can happen inside the ring, even if you are a huge underdog, you still have a chance unless you got knockout. Mike Tyson was a prime example and all other underdogs throughout boxing history that has won the fight.
So not over for Marlon Tapales, he should believed in himself that he can conquer and defeat Naoya Inoue.
Yes, and we all witness what happened before where heavy favorite lost with the underdog, we don't know what will be the
outcome as both fighters never meet inside the ring yet.
Not saying that it can be the same outcome, but most of the fans believe before that Canelo will easily beat up Bivol but the outcome
of the fight turned to Bivol side.
Just an example but still Inoue's percentage of winning still by far against Tapales, risky taker will need that big nerve to place a bet for Tapales.
December 13, 2023, 06:55:33 AM
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
I have to agree with you there even though I'm with Marlon Tapales here to win the match. I do not even want to touch that fight with my money. It's insane to go with a decent amount of betting for Tapales but if that's a people way to support him, then good luck on their bet. Juicy odds indeed but it won't give me a temptation to bet on that. As a bettor, I preferred to bet for Inoue winning in a specific round or how he would win in this fight.
But again, since I'm a PH fan of boxing, I don't feel comfortable placing money for Inoue because I support Tapales here. Although like you said, we have to accept that Inoue is above anything against Tapales. I don't see an upset win here by Tapales but I'm hoping it will happen.
That's the sentiment of most Filipino boxing fans here, including me. Inoue is way too talented for Marlon Tapales and you are right, an upset is very unlikely here as most of the factors that lead to a win were on Inoue's side, a knockout is the only chance for Marlon Tapales' hands to be raised as the winner.
But the good thing here is that when everything is against a Filipino boxer, that's when the time that boxer shines, hope it will be time for Tapales to fail the expectation of everybody here. Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
Yes, the odds are pretty much stack up against Marlon Tapales and only few bettors would dare to put a bet on his head against the formidable Inoue.
Bu this is boxing, everything can happen inside the ring, even if you are a huge underdog, you still have a chance unless you got knockout. Mike Tyson was a prime example and all other underdogs throughout boxing history that has won the fight.
So not over for Marlon Tapales, he should believed in himself that he can conquer and defeat Naoya Inoue.
December 13, 2023, 06:45:32 AM
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
I have to agree with you there even though I'm with Marlon Tapales here to win the match. I do not even want to touch that fight with my money. It's insane to go with a decent amount of betting for Tapales but if that's a people way to support him, then good luck on their bet. Juicy odds indeed but it won't give me a temptation to bet on that. As a bettor, I preferred to bet for Inoue winning in a specific round or how he would win in this fight.
But again, since I'm a PH fan of boxing, I don't feel comfortable placing money for Inoue because I support Tapales here. Although like you said, we have to accept that Inoue is above anything against Tapales. I don't see an upset win here by Tapales but I'm hoping it will happen.
That's the sentiment of most Filipino boxing fans here, including me. Inoue is way too talented for Marlon Tapales and you are right, an upset is very unlikely here as most of the factors that lead to a win were on Inoue's side, a knockout is the only chance for Marlon Tapales' hands to be raised as the winner.
But the good thing here is that when everything is against a Filipino boxer, that's when the time that boxer shines, hope it will be time for Tapales to fail the expectation of everybody here. Just like Pacman when he fought Barrera for the first time, no one believed that he would win but he shocked the boxing world with that KO win.
December 12, 2023, 05:32:03 PM
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
I have to agree with you there even though I'm with Marlon Tapales here to win the match. I do not even want to touch that fight with my money. It's insane to go with a decent amount of betting for Tapales but if that's a people way to support him, then good luck on their bet. Juicy odds indeed but it won't give me a temptation to bet on that. As a bettor, I preferred to bet for Inoue winning in a specific round or how he would win in this fight.
But again, since I'm a PH fan of boxing, I don't feel comfortable placing money for Inoue because I support Tapales here. Although like you said, we have to accept that Inoue is above anything against Tapales. I don't see an upset win here by Tapales but I'm hoping it will happen.
December 12, 2023, 05:08:53 PM
Inoue all set now, ready for that unification fight with our very own Marlon Tapales.
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410
And if by chance Inoue win this and become unified champion again, he will be my fighter of the year.
Although there are a lot of fighters like David Benavidez winning against Plant and then Andrade, and we also have Haney against Loma (controversial), and then winning his first belt at 140 against Regis Prograis, I don't think it will hold against the path that Inoue did for this year, destroying the best champion at 122 lbs in Fulton get's his two belt and then has a chance to unify against Tapales and then becoming 2x undisputed and unified champion at the bantamweight and super bantamweight, that is a big accomplishment.
But this is for another discussion.
December 12, 2023, 05:37:35 AM
It looks like the fight between those two is a match, but I bet on Inoue there, because I see more strong potentials that he will win over his opponent. Although I'm not saying that he will compete against a weak opponent.
Since Inoue easily beat Donaire in their 2nd fight and clearly he has improved a lot in that fight and also visible in his last fight as well, the fans have no confidence in Tapales anymore and this should be his main motivation to excel in his training and surprise everyone that underestimate him. Though it's hard to believe that he can actually beat Inoue, he has the chance and it could be his way to have another fight against him and it will surely be a great benefit for him because of the huge payment they will get. This should be his aspiration for his determination to win this fight is really needed.
Of course, a fighter has always that kind of motivation and that's what fuel the best in this sports. Even Canelo mentions that in every new fight of him. He has to shut down his detractors with a great win and proved that he still has it.
In this case though, many have underestimated Tapales not because he is the more known fighter between the two. He is a huge underdog because he is facing on the best super bantamweight that we have seen in the last 10 years that clearly dominate another great champion in this division in Fulton and then simply clean up the bantamweight division before moving up.
This what make things that interesting on making some bet if we do speak about gambling on which it isnt really that something a shocking thing that people would be sticking into those favorite
but we know that there are people who would really be that planning to throw up some bucks to Tapales considering the odds were pretty good and there are ones who are really that
confident that Tapales might be able to get this upset.
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
A low to medium bet seems to be apt for the matchup if you just want to watch the fight and get something to be excited with. But anything over a few hundred dollars is, IMO, just a waste.
That is really a big risk for gamblers, but I do believed that there could be some who's willing to bet big bucks to Tapales pull an upset and make them more money.
But medium bet is not that bad as well, with that kind of odds, still good to make some money before Christmas and we should thank Tapales for that.
Let's see how it goes, we are inching closer to this fight, Tapales might have been peaking in his training (not sure if he is still in the Philippines or have been in Japan for weeks not to acclimatized himself in the weather).
December 07, 2023, 04:00:33 PM
It looks like the fight between those two is a match, but I bet on Inoue there, because I see more strong potentials that he will win over his opponent. Although I'm not saying that he will compete against a weak opponent.
Since Inoue easily beat Donaire in their 2nd fight and clearly he has improved a lot in that fight and also visible in his last fight as well, the fans have no confidence in Tapales anymore and this should be his main motivation to excel in his training and surprise everyone that underestimate him. Though it's hard to believe that he can actually beat Inoue, he has the chance and it could be his way to have another fight against him and it will surely be a great benefit for him because of the huge payment they will get. This should be his aspiration for his determination to win this fight is really needed.
Of course, a fighter has always that kind of motivation and that's what fuel the best in this sports. Even Canelo mentions that in every new fight of him. He has to shut down his detractors with a great win and proved that he still has it.
In this case though, many have underestimated Tapales not because he is the more known fighter between the two. He is a huge underdog because he is facing on the best super bantamweight that we have seen in the last 10 years that clearly dominate another great champion in this division in Fulton and then simply clean up the bantamweight division before moving up.
This what make things that interesting on making some bet if we do speak about gambling on which it isnt really that something a shocking thing that people would be sticking into those favorite
but we know that there are people who would really be that planning to throw up some bucks to Tapales considering the odds were pretty good and there are ones who are really that
confident that Tapales might be able to get this upset.
I've seen some people bet big bucks on Tapales as they said that the odds will get lower the closer we are to the date of the fight. I know it's a shot in the dark but it's still possible that Tapales might snatch this win off of Inoue. Then again, when it comes to skill and overall punching power, Inoue is just levels above Tapales, that I think betting huge money on the Filipino to ride the odds is just insanity.
A low to medium bet seems to be apt for the matchup if you just want to watch the fight and get something to be excited with. But anything over a few hundred dollars is, IMO, just a waste.
December 07, 2023, 02:28:47 PM
So another promotion, post from Inoue himself,
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410/status/1732216442857377941
And you can find this poster in Japan's airport as I see someone almost posted a video of it. So most likely the Inoue fever is hitting Japan again as he is one of the most recognizable sports figure already not just in his native country, but all around the world.
Just a couple of weeks before we will see this big fight. Tapales still a huge underdog at 7:1
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410/status/1732216442857377941
And you can find this poster in Japan's airport as I see someone almost posted a video of it. So most likely the Inoue fever is hitting Japan again as he is one of the most recognizable sports figure already not just in his native country, but all around the world.
Just a couple of weeks before we will see this big fight. Tapales still a huge underdog at 7:1
Inoue's sensation in his country is not a doubt as he keeps bringing glory in front of his countrymen and knowing the culture of Japan
they are always doing things with pride.
It's not a question anymore of how popular he is but the good thing with Inoue not just his countrymen, but also other nation is now following him.
Though still not done yet but most of the fans are anticipating that he will continue his hotness inside the ring will still prevail his
winning records.
December 06, 2023, 05:18:48 PM
So another promotion, post from Inoue himself,
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410/status/1732216442857377941
And you can find this poster in Japan's airport as I see someone almost posted a video of it. So most likely the Inoue fever is hitting Japan again as he is one of the most recognizable sports figure already not just in his native country, but all around the world.
Just a couple of weeks before we will see this big fight. Tapales still a huge underdog at 7:1
https://twitter.com/naoyainoue_410/status/1732216442857377941
And you can find this poster in Japan's airport as I see someone almost posted a video of it. So most likely the Inoue fever is hitting Japan again as he is one of the most recognizable sports figure already not just in his native country, but all around the world.
Just a couple of weeks before we will see this big fight. Tapales still a huge underdog at 7:1
December 06, 2023, 03:54:36 PM
It looks like the fight between those two is a match, but I bet on Inoue there, because I see more strong potentials that he will win over his opponent. Although I'm not saying that he will compete against a weak opponent.
Since Inoue easily beat Donaire in their 2nd fight and clearly he has improved a lot in that fight and also visible in his last fight as well, the fans have no confidence in Tapales anymore and this should be his main motivation to excel in his training and surprise everyone that underestimate him. Though it's hard to believe that he can actually beat Inoue, he has the chance and it could be his way to have another fight against him and it will surely be a great benefit for him because of the huge payment they will get. This should be his aspiration for his determination to win this fight is really needed.
Of course, a fighter has always that kind of motivation and that's what fuel the best in this sports. Even Canelo mentions that in every new fight of him. He has to shut down his detractors with a great win and proved that he still has it.
In this case though, many have underestimated Tapales not because he is the more known fighter between the two. He is a huge underdog because he is facing on the best super bantamweight that we have seen in the last 10 years that clearly dominate another great champion in this division in Fulton and then simply clean up the bantamweight division before moving up.
This what make things that interesting on making some bet if we do speak about gambling on which it isnt really that something a shocking thing that people would be sticking into those favorite
but we know that there are people who would really be that planning to throw up some bucks to Tapales considering the odds were pretty good and there are ones who are really that
confident that Tapales might be able to get this upset.
December 06, 2023, 03:47:10 PM
It looks like the fight between those two is a match, but I bet on Inoue there, because I see more strong potentials that he will win over his opponent. Although I'm not saying that he will compete against a weak opponent.
Since Inoue easily beat Donaire in their 2nd fight and clearly he has improved a lot in that fight and also visible in his last fight as well, the fans have no confidence in Tapales anymore and this should be his main motivation to excel in his training and surprise everyone that underestimate him. Though it's hard to believe that he can actually beat Inoue, he has the chance and it could be his way to have another fight against him and it will surely be a great benefit for him because of the huge payment they will get. This should be his aspiration for his determination to win this fight is really needed.
Of course, a fighter has always that kind of motivation and that's what fuel the best in this sports. Even Canelo mentions that in every new fight of him. He has to shut down his detractors with a great win and proved that he still has it.
In this case though, many have underestimated Tapales not because he is the more known fighter between the two. He is a huge underdog because he is facing on the best super bantamweight that we have seen in the last 10 years that clearly dominate another great champion in this division in Fulton and then simply clean up the bantamweight division before moving up.
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