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Quote from: lionheart78 on December 22, 2022, 05:02:09 AM

I heard differently, Inoue is hesitant to move up the division unless he is about to fight Stephen Fulton or Murodjon Akhmadaliev. I also watch a video that Inoue is ready to defend his titles if he failed to get a title match at 122 lbs since he said he will only move to 122 lbs if it is a title fight. And now that Inoue is made WBO Super Champion, he became a mandatory challenger for Futon belt if he petition the fight to sanctioning body. So it is highly likely that Inoue will move up in Division but I believe being super champion can make a boxer move up or down of weight division to challenge title holder. So it is more likely that Inoue can have a fight on both 118 and 122 weight divisions challenging champions anytime he wanted.

I love to see that though, Inoue is tough but he should fight in a higher division since he already become an undisputed champion. Of course, he can come back anytime but at least he should try and push his limit if he wants to be a great boxer like Manny Pacquioa.

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~~Filipino boxers only hold minor titles not major one like world boxing champions. So in terms of holding boxing titles, there is still some minors title~~, while on that sheet shown by YuginKadoya, that belt of Casimiro was stripped because he failed to fight Butler and was battled out by Sultan and Butler where Butler emerges victorious, and later on lost to Inoue making Inoue the undisputed champion of 118 lbs.

Quote from: danherbias07 on December 22, 2022, 02:06:09 AM

I heard differently from Inoue's side, he might really push it to go at a higher weight. I mean, he doesn't have anything to prove in his weight class anymore. Time to try if he can also dominate the next class.

I heard differently, Inoue is hesitant to move up the division unless he is about to fight Stephen Fulton or Murodjon Akhmadaliev. I also watch a video that Inoue is ready to defend his titles if he failed to get a title match at 122 lbs since he said he will only move to 122 lbs if it is a title fight. And now that Inoue is made WBO Super Champion, he became a mandatory challenger for Futon belt if he petition the fight to sanctioning body. So it is highly likely that Inoue will move up in Division but I believe being super champion can make a boxer move up or down of weight division to challenge title holder. So it is more likely that Inoue can have a fight on both 118 and 122 weight divisions challenging champions anytime he wanted.

edit: Philippines has a lone boxer that holds world title: Dave “The Doberman” Apolinario won the vacant IBO flyweight title last July 29, 2022

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Nevertheless, Apolinario is currently the country’s lone current world boxing champion and he’s getting the full treatment.

Source: https://fightnews.com/apolinario-gets-heros-welcome-in-philippines/135718#:~:text=Nevertheless%2C%20Apolinario%20is%20currently%20the,my%20president%20is%20another%20thing.

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Quote from: YuginKadoya on December 22, 2022, 01:24:01 AM

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Is this correct? The Philippines currently holds no boxing championship at all? This is one of those things that seems completely unbelievable, now it possible this is just bad luck but it is still impressive, because the success of Pacquiao was so incredible that I am sure that many young people at Philippines have tried to emulate him, so I would guess there are a lot of people wanting to become professional boxers, so even if bad luck was involved there must be something else at work as well, and most likely a lack of support for the sport could be the most likely explanation for what it is happening.

If I am not wrong with the record that I have seen online I think the Philippines is currently just Holding 1 belt, and that is non-other than Quadro Alas John Riel Casimero holding the WBO World Bantamweight Title that is why he badly needed a fight as long as he can still fight inside the ring, for me that Naoya Inoue fight is a risk for John Riel Casimero for now, I think he needs to get easy title fights for him to surely solidify him having multiple title belts,

Is that from Wiki? If it is then they are not updated anymore.
All Bantamweight belt was being held by Naoya Inoue now. So what Silberman said might be real, the Philippines currently doesn't hold any boxing belts.
Well, that's frustrating as a Filipino. We are known to be good at the sport so maybe the government should be looking at supporting more boxers and giving them the right funds to be back taking more belts like how PacMan did it.

Quote from: YuginKadoya on December 22, 2022, 01:24:01 AM

A possibility is still a possibility maybe he is afraid of John Riel Casimero or even mocking him at some point but for me, Naoya Inoue is a great threat to Casimero but the same goes for Inoue Casimero is a threat to him as well that is why it is a great fight to watch when it is fulfilled but for now, if John Riel Casimero can get the big fights or could ever get a fight that he can gain a belt then it is still a good thing so if they would fight that will be the 1 time that John Riel Casimero is the only one that makes a mark on Naoya Inoue boxing records, for me that will be the greatest achievement,

I heard differently from Inoue's side, he might really push it to go at a higher weight. I mean, he doesn't have anything to prove in his weight class anymore. Time to try if he can also dominate the next class.

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Quote from: Silberman on December 20, 2022, 12:29:46 AM

Is this correct? The Philippines currently holds no boxing championship at all? This is one of those things that seems completely unbelievable, now it possible this is just bad luck but it is still impressive, because the success of Pacquiao was so incredible that I am sure that many young people at Philippines have tried to emulate him, so I would guess there are a lot of people wanting to become professional boxers, so even if bad luck was involved there must be something else at work as well, and most likely a lack of support for the sport could be the most likely explanation for what it is happening.

If I am not wrong with the record that I have seen online I think the Philippines is currently just Holding 1 belt, and that is non-other than Quadro Alas John Riel Casimero holding the WBO World Bantamweight Title that is why he badly needed a fight as long as he can still fight inside the ring, for me that Naoya Inoue fight is a risk for John Riel Casimero for now, I think he needs to get easy title fights for him to surely solidify him having multiple title belts,

Quote from: BitDane on December 20, 2022, 06:13:45 AM

I heard some news that Inoue won't be moving up in division unless it is a title fight against either Fulton or Akhmadaliev. According to this YT video, Inoue will be staying in his current division ready to depend his title, which can possibly give way to one of the Filipino boxer Astrolabio to have a shot on the title fight since the Filipino become rank 3 on IBF after he defeats Nikolai Potapov via 6th round KO.

With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

A possibility is still a possibility maybe he is afraid of John Riel Casimero or even mocking him at some point but for me, Naoya Inoue is a great threat to Casimero but the same goes for Inoue Casimero is a threat to him as well that is why it is a great fight to watch when it is fulfilled but for now, if John Riel Casimero can get the big fights or could ever get a fight that he can gain a belt then it is still a good thing so if they would fight that will be the 1 time that John Riel Casimero is the only one that makes a mark on Naoya Inoue boxing records, for me that will be the greatest achievement,

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Inoue - Fulton fight made possible after Naoya Inoue made WBO ‘Super Champion’ At 118, can become Stephen's Fulton mandatory at 122[1]

According to the article, the undisputed bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue has been made the WBO "Super Champion". This means that if ever Inoue goes up in weight he will be a mandatory challenger for WBC/WBO 122 lbs champion Stephen Fulton. So Inoue would be skipping the rank and and fight directly for a title fight against Fulton if he petitions the sanctioning body.

Inoue moving up will give way for the possible Maloney-Donaire fight for the vacant title belt. It was stated that it was ordered by the commission that if ever Inoue vacate the title these two fighters will have a mandatory fight for the vacant world champion.

[1] https://www.boxingnews24.com/2022/12/naoya-inoue-made-wbo-super-champion-at-118-can-become-stephen-fultons-mandatory-at-122/

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It is a good news for Casimero fans. The decision of Korea Boxing Member commission have overturned the result to 2nd round knockout. According to the news, the KBM had seen that Akaho was greatly damage during the 2nd round and is unable to continue.

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In a letter sent to GAB, the KBM said Akaho himself admitted that retiring from the match was not because of Casimero's wrong punch but because of the damage already inflicted on him especially after Casimero launched a barrage of punches after he was knocked down earlier in Round 2.

"Mr. Akaho admitted that [it] was a KO defeat. Yokohama Hikari Gym, where Akaho belongs to, also admitted that Mr. Akaho lost by KO. Mr. Akaho said that the damage he received was not due to the impact of the punch [that] hit the back of his head. He took a break and tried to fight again, but he gave up because he couldn't and admitted that it was his KO defeat. Both Mr. Casimero and Mr. Akaho acknowledge Casimero's KO victory," the letter reads.

source: https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1191274

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Quote from: Kelvinid on December 21, 2022, 07:41:16 AM

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With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

Maybe he can be a champion but Casimero will always be his tough challenger and the time will come when he will have no choice but to fight him. If he will evade Casimero, not only the Filipino fans will think that he is afraid of him but the whole boxing community, so if he has the pride of a champion, he needs to take the challenge of Casimero.

I don't see any news or articles said if Inoue is avoiding to fight with Casimero, maybe it's just your speculation. Well Inoue will not scared with anyone, as long as he's not fight with an undisputed champion, he wouldn't avoid to fight with any boxer. Maybe Inoue think there's no reason to fight with a boxer who doesn't have any belt since it's wasting his time, it depends on each boxer if he want to "warm up" first or directly fight with a champion.

Definitely, it's only an speculation, but as a fan, we saw what happened, they were supposed to fight but due to the pandemic the fight was cancelled, but when there's no pandemic anymore, Inoue's camp did not make the fight happen, so you have to understand the frustration of the fans because they want to see a good fight and they think only Casimero can match Inoue in their division.

Not because of the reason that Inoue's camp or Bob Arum didn't materialize it. It is because the border of Japan was the last one to open and before the entire economy recovered, they announced once again that they need to close their borders for the inbound and outbound flights due to the new variant of the Covid-19 which leads to cancellations of fights and delays, including Inoue and Casimero's supposed fight. Eventually, both camps needed to find another foe which is Donaire for Inoue and Butler for Casimero.

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Quote from: Silberman on December 20, 2022, 12:29:46 AM

Is this correct? The Philippines currently holds no boxing championship at all? This is one of those things that seems completely unbelievable, now it possible this is just bad luck but it is still impressive, because the success of Pacquiao was so incredible that I am sure that many young people at Philippines have tried to emulate him, so I would guess there are a lot of people wanting to become professional boxers, so even if bad luck was involved there must be something else at work as well, and most likely a lack of support for the sport could be the most likely explanation for what it is happening.

Unfortunately, yes.

There's no Philippine boxer now that holds any title as both Donnie Nietes and Mark Magsayo fell short and lost by a way of decision on their respective opponents in the same month. Casimero on the other hand, is not a champion anymore after the incident before his bout with Paul Butler which eventually resulted into a stripping of title. Maybe soon, we can see another Philippine champion in the boxing ring that will carry the torch on behalf of the Filipino People

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Quote from: Kelvinid on December 21, 2022, 07:41:16 AM

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With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

Maybe he can be a champion but Casimero will always be his tough challenger and the time will come when he will have no choice but to fight him. If he will evade Casimero, not only the Filipino fans will think that he is afraid of him but the whole boxing community, so if he has the pride of a champion, he needs to take the challenge of Casimero.

I don't see any news or articles said if Inoue is avoiding to fight with Casimero, maybe it's just your speculation. Well Inoue will not scared with anyone, as long as he's not fight with an undisputed champion, he wouldn't avoid to fight with any boxer. Maybe Inoue think there's no reason to fight with a boxer who doesn't have any belt since it's wasting his time, it depends on each boxer if he want to "warm up" first or directly fight with a champion.

Definitely, it's only an speculation, but as a fan, we saw what happened, they were supposed to fight but due to the pandemic the fight was cancelled, but when there's no pandemic anymore, Inoue's camp did not make the fight happen, so you have to understand the frustration of the fans because they want to see a good fight and they think only Casimero can match Inoue in their division.

The fight was not cancelled if I'm not mistaken because there is no fight to be made in the first place.

What happened is that Casimero will have to defend his belt against Paul Butler in UK. But Casimero has medical issues on the first scheduled fight, and so it was rescheduled but was then caught by BBBoC of using sauna to shed off the extra weight on his. And that could be Casimero fighting Inoue instead of Butler. But it's all Casimero's fault for the fight not happening at least in the bantamweight division.

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With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

Maybe he can be a champion but Casimero will always be his tough challenger and the time will come when he will have no choice but to fight him. If he will evade Casimero, not only the Filipino fans will think that he is afraid of him but the whole boxing community, so if he has the pride of a champion, he needs to take the challenge of Casimero.

I don't see any news or articles said if Inoue is avoiding to fight with Casimero, maybe it's just your speculation. Well Inoue will not scared with anyone, as long as he's not fight with an undisputed champion, he wouldn't avoid to fight with any boxer. Maybe Inoue think there's no reason to fight with a boxer who doesn't have any belt since it's wasting his time, it depends on each boxer if he want to "warm up" first or directly fight with a champion.

Definitely, it's only an speculation, but as a fan, we saw what happened, they were supposed to fight but due to the pandemic the fight was cancelled, but when there's no pandemic anymore, Inoue's camp did not make the fight happen, so you have to understand the frustration of the fans because they want to see a good fight and they think only Casimero can match Inoue in their division.

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In the other title fight, the Japanese champion WBO Masataka Taniguchi will defend his belt against the Filipino Melvin Jerusalem. Hopefully, upsets happen. The Philippines do not have a world boxing champion right now which is unusual.

Source: https://box.live/upcoming-fights-schedule/

We don't have any belt but like you I'm also aiming to see an upset here, I don't know how Jerusalem fought but if he can win this fight, then it will be a good honor for the country, Philippines is a well-known country who contributed to this sport, we build and established legends but as for this moment, we are hoping for another new champ to bring the flag up.

No guarantee, but it's worth waiting, if how Jerusalem will manage to try winning a world title.

Well, it has resulted now! The Philippines' lack of support from the boxing industry just slapped us with a hard reality that talent alone might not be enough to conquer this sport, but it needs full support from the government and from the people.
I've seen we have a lot of support from basketball, when in reality we are still far from being recognized in the international stage.
Pacquiao was very lucky to have the perfect talent in boxing. Without his early success, he might not be able to sustain it and become one of the greatest to ever step in the ring.

Is this correct? The Philippines currently holds no boxing championship at all? This is one of those things that seems completely unbelievable, now it possible this is just bad luck but it is still impressive, because the success of Pacquiao was so incredible that I am sure that many young people at Philippines have tried to emulate him, so I would guess there are a lot of people wanting to become professional boxers, so even if bad luck was involved there must be something else at work as well, and most likely a lack of support for the sport could be the most likely explanation for what it is happening.

It so happen that all the belts that we have are all being stripped either our champ got defeated or the belt being stripped because of failure to sustained the weight that needs to be sustained, though I can still see potential or promising fighters who are really looking forward to rebuild our pride but I will agree that support or recognition of this sport is also needed, government should look at it and start developing new sets of breed who can follow Pacquiao and Donaire's steps.

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Quote from: Hypnosis00 on December 20, 2022, 07:03:20 AM

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With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

Maybe he can be a champion but Casimero will always be his tough challenger and the time will come when he will have no choice but to fight him. If he will evade Casimero, not only the Filipino fans will think that he is afraid of him but the whole boxing community, so if he has the pride of a champion, he needs to take the challenge of Casimero.

I don't see any news or articles said if Inoue is avoiding to fight with Casimero, maybe it's just your speculation. Well Inoue will not scared with anyone, as long as he's not fight with an undisputed champion, he wouldn't avoid to fight with any boxer. Maybe Inoue think there's no reason to fight with a boxer who doesn't have any belt since it's wasting his time, it depends on each boxer if he want to "warm up" first or directly fight with a champion.

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Quote from: BitDane on December 20, 2022, 06:13:45 AM

With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

Maybe he can be a champion but Casimero will always be his tough challenger and the time will come when he will have no choice but to fight him. If he will evade Casimero, not only the Filipino fans will think that he is afraid of him but the whole boxing community, so if he has the pride of a champion, he needs to take the challenge of Casimero.

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It looks like Butler doesn't want to be left behind, after the beatings he received from Inoue, it looks like Butler is asking for more. I watched some clips on youtube[1] and it stated Butler planned to leave his weight division and possibly will go up in weight division. So Butler planned to mix it up again against Inoue, and Casimero if ever he goes up in weight division.

While Casimero after his fight against Akaho is now ranked 3rd by boxingrec.com. So it is possible to have a title fight for Casimero soon.

Very difficult in the case of Butler and any fighter at 118-122 lbs. At 118 lbs, there could still be Donaire and other Filipinos too in contention for a world belt. But if he chooses to go up, then his old nemesis in Casimero and Inoue is waiting as well.

So he is in on man's land, but I guess if his body can't make the 118 lbs like Inoue, he has no option but to move up, fight contenders and see if he will have a chance to fight for a world title belt again.

My prediction for Inoue for the year 2023. He will wait for Stephen Fulton to unite all of the championships in super bantamweight before Inoue will challenge Fulton, however, if he does not do this, Inoue will do it for him hehehe. Inoue will challenge Akhmadaliev first and win the IBF and WBA championships then challenge Stephen Fulton for the WBC and WBO champioships. He will leave bantamweight because there is nothing more to prove and there is nothing more to earn. Bigger challenge and bigger money is on Inoue vs. Fulton.

Are you ready boxing fans?

I heard some news that Inoue won't be moving up in division unless it is a title fight against either Fulton or Akhmadaliev. According to this YT video, Inoue will be staying in his current division ready to depend his title, which can possibly give way to one of the Filipino boxer Astrolabio to have a shot on the title fight since the Filipino become rank 3 on IBF after he defeats Nikolai Potapov via 6th round KO.

With this statement of Inoue, some of the Filipino boxing fans thinks that Inoue is avoiding Casimero because if he grinds for ranking after he goes up in weight division, there is a possibility for Inoue to fight Casimero. While going straight to a title fight will definitely evade a fight against Casimero.

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 19, 2022, 05:23:58 AM

Quote from: serjent05 on December 18, 2022, 03:13:02 PM

It looks like Butler doesn't want to be left behind, after the beatings he received from Inoue, it looks like Butler is asking for more. I watched some clips on youtube[1] and it stated Butler planned to leave his weight division and possibly will go up in weight division. So Butler planned to mix it up again against Inoue, and Casimero if ever he goes up in weight division.

While Casimero after his fight against Akaho is now ranked 3rd by boxingrec.com. So it is possible to have a title fight for Casimero soon.

Very difficult in the case of Butler and any fighter at 118-122 lbs. At 118 lbs, there could still be Donaire and other Filipinos too in contention for a world belt. But if he chooses to go up, then his old nemesis in Casimero and Inoue is waiting as well.

So he is in on man's land, but I guess if his body can't make the 118 lbs like Inoue, he has no option but to move up, fight contenders and see if he will have a chance to fight for a world title belt again.

My prediction for Inoue for the year 2023. He will wait for Stephen Fulton to unite all of the championships in super bantamweight before Inoue will challenge Fulton, however, if he does not do this, Inoue will do it for him hehehe. Inoue will challenge Akhmadaliev first and win the IBF and WBA championships then challenge Stephen Fulton for the WBC and WBO champioships. He will leave bantamweight because there is nothing more to prove and there is nothing more to earn. Bigger challenge and bigger money is on Inoue vs. Fulton.

Are you ready boxing fans?

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In the other title fight, the Japanese champion WBO Masataka Taniguchi will defend his belt against the Filipino Melvin Jerusalem. Hopefully, upsets happen. The Philippines do not have a world boxing champion right now which is unusual.

Source: https://box.live/upcoming-fights-schedule/

We don't have any belt but like you I'm also aiming to see an upset here, I don't know how Jerusalem fought but if he can win this fight, then it will be a good honor for the country, Philippines is a well-known country who contributed to this sport, we build and established legends but as for this moment, we are hoping for another new champ to bring the flag up.

No guarantee, but it's worth waiting, if how Jerusalem will manage to try winning a world title.

Well, it has resulted now! The Philippines' lack of support from the boxing industry just slapped us with a hard reality that talent alone might not be enough to conquer this sport, but it needs full support from the government and from the people.
I've seen we have a lot of support from basketball, when in reality we are still far from being recognized in the international stage.
Pacquiao was very lucky to have the perfect talent in boxing. Without his early success, he might not be able to sustain it and become one of the greatest to ever step in the ring.

Is this correct? The Philippines currently holds no boxing championship at all? This is one of those things that seems completely unbelievable, now it possible this is just bad luck but it is still impressive, because the success of Pacquiao was so incredible that I am sure that many young people at Philippines have tried to emulate him, so I would guess there are a lot of people wanting to become professional boxers, so even if bad luck was involved there must be something else at work as well, and most likely a lack of support for the sport could be the most likely explanation for what it is happening.

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Quote from: Slow death on December 19, 2022, 10:48:56 AM

I intend to bet on this Gervonta Davis vs. Hector Luis Garcia, Tank Davis has not fought for almost a year, that's a lot of months, so he may not be strong in terms of fighting, maybe just training will put him in good shape, but it's very different from being always fight, I hope this is not a problem for him at the time of the fight, I intend to bet on him, I don't see him losing in this fight

his opponent Hector Luis Garcia will have a lot of difficulties in this fight, he will have to prepare very well if he wants to avoid defeat, I believe that the bookmakers will put Tank as a favorite to win this fight and it's no wonder, the guy is strong, he knocked all of his opponents out of the 27 he faced, only 2 he didn't knock

It is surely different when a fighter is up fighting in the ring than having his training or Sparring, but there are some boxers including their Sparring matches as good as a fight inside the ring, I think Gervonta Davis even without a fight within a year, I think he is having good sparring partners this whole time, and as good as a fight inside the ring sparring fights with different professional boxer can also gain great experience for the boxer, whenever it is hard sparring or a light sparring, and if a boxer got many Sparring session than with his fight inside a ring I think it could also help in gaining experience,

Quote from: btc_angela on December 19, 2022, 05:21:36 PM

I'm not familiar with Melvin Jerusalem, but this is what we wanted though, unheard names from the Philippines that can pull an upset in Japan.

We've seen Filipinos and other nationalities traveling around and defeating the champion in their home soil. Casimero, another Filipino is a classic example and hopefull if Jerusalem can do that, will be the saving grace for Filipino boxing right now as you have said, they don't have any champions.

Ioka vs Franco should be very tight fight, but Ioka has the experience and the momentum now.

Melvin Jerusalem is a great name I think he got 5 amateur fights and got 21 professional fights 11 of they are KOed finished, and getting the fight done at the young age of 28 years old, for me Melvin Jerusalem qualifies as fighting whoever he wants to fight, a great foundation of this was his pro fight wins it was a great achievement but I really don't know If I will bet for him because I haven't check his opponent yet,

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Quote from: Fredomago on December 19, 2022, 05:50:31 PM

Quote from: inthelongrun on December 19, 2022, 12:28:23 PM

In the other title fight, the Japanese champion WBO Masataka Taniguchi will defend his belt against the Filipino Melvin Jerusalem. Hopefully, upsets happen. The Philippines do not have a world boxing champion right now which is unusual.

Source: https://box.live/upcoming-fights-schedule/

We don't have any belt but like you I'm also aiming to see an upset here, I don't know how Jerusalem fought but if he can win this fight, then it will be a good honor for the country, Philippines is a well-known country who contributed to this sport, we build and established legends but as for this moment, we are hoping for another new champ to bring the flag up.

No guarantee, but it's worth waiting, if how Jerusalem will manage to try winning a world title.

Well, it has resulted now! The Philippines' lack of support from the boxing industry just slapped us with a hard reality that talent alone might not be enough to conquer this sport, but it needs full support from the government and from the people.
I've seen we have a lot of support from basketball, when in reality we are still far from being recognized in the international stage.
Pacquiao was very lucky to have the perfect talent in boxing. Without his early success, he might not be able to sustain it and become one of the greatest to ever step in the ring.

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In the other title fight, the Japanese champion WBO Masataka Taniguchi will defend his belt against the Filipino Melvin Jerusalem. Hopefully, upsets happen. The Philippines do not have a world boxing champion right now which is unusual.

Source: https://box.live/upcoming-fights-schedule/

We don't have any belt but like you I'm also aiming to see an upset here, I don't know how Jerusalem fought but if he can win this fight, then it will be a good honor for the country, Philippines is a well-known country who contributed to this sport, we build and established legends but as for this moment, we are hoping for another new champ to bring the flag up.

No guarantee, but it's worth waiting, if how Jerusalem will manage to try winning a world title.

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Some Upcoming Boxing Schedule that I have seen online,

Gervonta Davis vs. Hector Luis Garcia - Jan. 7: Washington D.C. (Showtime PPV)

I intend to bet on this Gervonta Davis vs. Hector Luis Garcia, Tank Davis has not fought for almost a year, that's a lot of months, so he may not be strong in terms of fighting, maybe just training will put him in good shape, but it's very different from being always fight, I hope this is not a problem for him at the time of the fight, I intend to bet on him, I don't see him losing in this fight

his opponent Hector Luis Garcia will have a lot of difficulties in this fight, he will have to prepare very well if he wants to avoid defeat, I believe that the bookmakers will put Tank as a favorite to win this fight and it's no wonder, the guy is strong, he knocked all of his opponents out of the 27 he faced, only 2 he didn't knock

As a new tradition, Japan will always have a title fight prior to the new year. This time it is Kazuto Ioka who will unify his WBO belt against WBA champion Joshua Franco. Kazuto Ioka is fresh from his revenge over former champion Donnie Nietes. I already have my bet on Ioka since last week. He is the first Japanese 4-division world champion and IIRC, his Japanese record of winning a world title in the fewest fights was broken by Naoya Inoue. Now Inoue is also wanting to tie Ioka's 4 division titles.

On January 6 prior to the Tank Davis fight, a double-header happens in Japan. IBF champion Daniel Valladares of Mexico travels to Japan to defend his belt against local hero Ginjiro Shigeoka. In the other title fight, the Japanese champion WBO Masataka Taniguchi will defend his belt against the Filipino Melvin Jerusalem. Hopefully, upsets happen. The Philippines do not have a world boxing champion right now which is unusual.

Source: https://box.live/upcoming-fights-schedule/

I'm not familiar with Melvin Jerusalem, but this is what we wanted though, unheard names from the Philippines that can pull an upset in Japan.

We've seen Filipinos and other nationalities traveling around and defeating the champion in their home soil. Casimero, another Filipino is a classic example and hopefull if Jerusalem can do that, will be the saving grace for Filipino boxing right now as you have said, they don't have any champions.

Ioka vs Franco should be very tight fight, but Ioka has the experience and the momentum now.

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