Just to be clear, I'm not a fan of Naoya Inoue but just referring to the close one that will happen in the match.
Even for let's say Butler is able to beat Casimero, still it doesn't change the fact that he is nowhere within Inoue's league.
People are not underestimating Butler without a good basis.
I find it interesting that there are the other side that thinks that Butler will win against Inoue. But to those that have seen how good really is Inoue, you'll be like us who have the idea why we're thinking like that.
But it's okay to think that it could be Butler getting this match because of what you have seen as well. So, it will end up that we could be wrong or it could be you when the time comes. Although, it's not a biggie really.
It's always good to know what everyone thinks, because people who don't go to the favorite par excellence always have weighty arguments that can actually make Inoue's fight go to the ground, if Butler in one of those things, have and He comes out with the conviction of winning and makes Inoue fit into his strategy, he can do it, but why not? Butler's training that he must be undergoing must be very exhausting, he knows that he will not face any boxer, and he wants to have a high level in boxing, so these things sometimes in boxers, instead of causing them fear, cause them to be quite emotional knowing that they can make a difference against all odds.
I guess their unification fight will still happen and it's inevitable because both of them are looking forward to make their own respective legacy, although I think there will be some stalling first and knowing Casimero, he might bark to lift the hype until their fight is official. It might be delayed but it won't last long.
If Inoue will move up, there are champions that he has to beat, Casimero is not a champ so he also needs to win more fights like Inoue's gonna do. I hope to see them fight together because Casimero has been challenging Inoue when he was still a champion, but Inoue just ignore the challenge and fight an old Donaire, I don't know if he is just playing safe or what.
The same goes for Inoue if he decides to take his skills in the next weight class, he'll start just like what others do to test the waters because aside from that, he can't bring his belts in super bantamweight. His advantage is his status and not his record, that will keep him on hype to take the champions there after just 1 fight. Casimero's situation is different, he is literally starting from scratch in-order to fight the champions, but who knows? Inoue might pick Casimero on his debut and that'll be a nice gift for the fans of both camps.
Yes, but I reckon that Inoue can bring his power, but it's better to see it in the future when he decided to move up to super bantamweight. And it only makes sense for Inoue to go up, there's no more challenge for him in 118 lbs after he defeat Butler next.
And again, he talks about the champion in the super bantam and it seems he is looking forward to move up already. While the champion are welcoming him in and they are ready to face him. Stephen Fulton and Murodjon Akhmadaliev is ready for the Monster.
Well as you have said, I think that Inoue needs to continue his career to the top as a professional, maybe that way he will show more of what he is made of and thus not only be the king for what he has achieved so far, of course, everyone gives for winner to Inoue against Butler, but this is something that although it is sung that it will happen, there is still nothing certain, many things can happen, an injury or something similar for a boxer can change events, and with respect to Inoue level up with your weight getting heavier to face new opponents, with more options to make yourself known, I think it will draw a lot of attention.
That's the kind of liberty Inoue has, he is in the top 10 for the pound for pound ranking, so he's considered a tough challenger for any champion, and if the promoter of the champion would want to have a big fight that will also make them earn a lot of money, they should be ready fighting Inoue as Inoue is one of the most popular boxers now in the world.
i will anonymous agree that the more the fight for a popular fighter the more their money increase, so the aspect of Inoue and
Casimero, i will tell you that the both kind of fight is something that have to do with experience, because it's not all about this particular person is popular that means it is in rightful position to win everytime, i think it's a wrong conception, with what I'm seeing now can not conclude that Casimero will defeat Inoue because of it have more fans or Inoue will defeat because of same reason.
However, for Casimero, it seems like he needs to do a hyping job again in order for him to gain the attention of the fans, and he should also consistently winning.
Hyping does not guaranteed for wining and it's very obvious, what bring wining is you new strategies which the opponents doesn't encourter before, someone people lost fight after they have been hyped and at last they lose the match.
Well, I like the approach they have here, but you have to recognize something, for me things have to increase, and have more good experiences, you have to see boxing not only as a sport that you can dominate and be top in the bets, but also in what the business model represents, we must not forget that the champions like to show off against fighters who can feel they can win, and against Inoue things have to be weighed very well because of how this boxer is , at any moment he can come out with a great blow or a combination that leaves him a little out of this world, that's Inoue's style, I think that's why he's one of the best.
Well some don't miss an opportunity, this Inoue vs. Butler fight is attracting more people, more fights, more action:
Inoue vs. Butler: Peter McGrail Lands Spot on UndercardPeter McGrail will have “unfinished business” on his mind when he fights on the undercard of a monster show in Japan this December.
The gifted super bantamweight has secured a place on the undercard of the undisputed world bantamweight title showdown between Naoya Inoue and Paul Butler in Tokyo.
McGrail returns to Japan on December 13 ready to draw a line under the disappointment of his Olympic exit in the country last year and show the world of boxing why he remains destined for the pinnacle of the sport.
Source:
https://www.boxingscene.com/inoue-vs-butler-peter-mcgrail-lands-spot-on-undercard--169823