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https://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/stephen-fulton-posts-reaction-following-naoya-inoue-loss/10j0j4pso5rsx15754a8n9vdeuIn spite of everything, what I have said is what he wants, a simple and good revenge, worthy of someone like Fulton, for now what they are going to concentrate on, I am sure it will be the fights that are coming for Inoue It is something exciting because the fighters in this category are going to want to measure themselves against him, in part they must be quite curious, because a new boxer in the category and he does these things, it is something that I like a lot , this makes the category more dynamic. I am sure that when Inoue achieves his goals here, he will continue to grow and search for a new category, for me this Inoue is like a genius of the sport.
Fulton's reaction to this loss seems kind of poor to me. He is not giving any credit to Inoue and instead only talks about himself. If he thinks he deserves a rematch then he is delusional. He didn't win a single round. Inoue has nothing to prove and should just move on. It wasn't that Fulton had an off night as he claims, it's just that Inoue is superior in every way imaginable. Fulton should instead focus on rematching Brandon Figueroa since that was a controversial decision that deserves a second fight.
Yeah, it really haven't sink in to his skull that a Asian boy beat his ass to the ground, knock him out and he can't bounce back. Not very sportsman like coming for Stephen Fulton. And that's why a slew of fans are on a offensive on him, even his own fans saying that he should move on because they know he can bounce back but at least give credit where credit is due, that is he lost to Inoue.
Now, moving forward for Inoue, he is looking for Tapales, and at a very young age, he is setting a record that might not be duplicated. To become a 4 belt champion in 2 division. And who knows where he is going to stop. Maybe at 126 lbs, he can still continue and dominant as if it is still the bantamweight division.
Well, this is something very good, because if things happen with Tapales, it wouldn't be bad, although Fulton is not very happy, he said that things didn't work out for him, but he is worthy of a boxer who is going to ask for revenge, Although before Pedri has a rematch, they have to do a training from another world so that he can be at the level of Inoue, if Tapales is at the true level for Inoue, let it happen, because otherwise there is no point in organizing a fight so that it is very easy for Inoue, Inoue is a boxer who must already fight with the most famous and must show why he changed categories, and this is undoubtedly what will silence many who do not believe in the Japanese.
Here is something that may be relevant to Inoue:
Here is something that may be relevant to Inoue:
Five weight classes in, and Naoya Inoue hasn’t found a single fighter that can push him to his physical limits. (photo by Ryan Hafey)
After taking care of business in the bantamweight division, Inoue (25-0, 22 KOs) looked around despondently. There was simply nothing more to prove. Becoming an undisputed world champion was a fun journey but after placing a checkmark next to that goal, the 30-year-old Japanese star needed something new to conquer.
Stephen Fulton became the perfect target. He was a well known name, had an undefeated record, was as skillful as they come, and most importantly, held both the WBC and WBO super bantamweight titles.
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https://www.boxingscene.com/naoya-inoue-get-destroyed-by-gervonta-davis-says-assistant-trainer--176636Well even the same things can go in a very focused direction that they can make Inpue fight with Davis, I don't know, but I think it would be a very interesting fight, however I could say that things with this boxer could turn out in the best way, Personally, I think that Inoue is on another level, despite the fact that he is testing this category, he has a great level as a boxer and can do things very well, be it with Davis or with whomever, I am curious that fights of the same type can take place. Japanese with several of the most famous boxers in this category, I understand that Davis's promoters say these things to provoke a good fight, maybe now everyone wants to fight Inoue, but it is up to the Japanese to accept the challenges.
Personally, boxers should not say so many things about Inoue, he has earned respect for many things he has done, so far he has not done well, he has not lost to anyone, boxers in this category should respect a little more the trajectory of this boxer.
Steph Fulton can pursue a rematch, he does have the right for it if he wishes so but that is if Inoue's camp will still be interested on him because he doesn't have anything left to offer now and for the latter, it's already a closed chapter and they are now approaching to their new journey without Fulton's name being involved.
Unifying all the belts in super bantam is now their main goal and after that, it is said that Inoue will have a few mandatory title defense before he again moves to the next division.
Anyway, about Tank Davis, he's good and I'll give him that. A battle against Naoya Inoue will be a perfect sight to see because they are both powerful and a KO artisan but they are just too far away with each other now. Furthermore, I don't even expect that Davis will pave a way and will meet Inoue at 130 pounds. It's a good fight but I don't think we can witness that soon.
But it's a shame because this fight or this type of fight is what boxing needs , Whenever there is a Rematch it's good to see and that the boxer gives it , that you don't have to go by the clauses because that's something that takes time They have to do a lot of paperwork, that's always something they have to talk about a lot , the best thing is to give him his revenge , but what I want is to see Inoue with the best, it doesn't matter, maybe this boxer is Getting there to the category , Everyone wants to fight him, and this is a good start for all boxers to Begin to see Inoue as the Strongest Rival.
There's not much to see in the first place
Just two good actors fooling the crowd while collecting their paychecks at the end of the event. Sadly, that figure you mentioned is just too high from what did Nate Diaz got from that fight because in this
article, it was said that Nate was just given a guaranteed $500k (PPV not included) while Jake Paul brought home $2 Million. On the bright side, that is 150k more from Nate's last fight against Tony Ferguson in the UFC as he was just given $350k at that time.
Not bad at all, just a single no sparring and you'll get $500k and with that easy payout they are bringing hypes for possible rematch, and if that will materialize another addition to their paychecks, I'm not a hater but we all know that there's nothing in this fight though there are fans who loves to see their idols fighting the Paul's bros', that huge numbers of followers are bringing more millions for them, oh well, just another collection day for those performers and hopefully live viewers and PPV are also did enjoy the performances.
Well, when we see that there are boxers who have so much money, even if they lose, it is something that will always exist. I have always said that despite the fact that there is so much interest in boxing, there are always very large business models that are above the sport, but who against them if they are the ones with the money? who is it? If they say no, well, no event is held, these types of things are what normally have to be taken into consideration, we are simply boxing fans, but the Amount of things that are moved to hold events is impressive In particular , I Would say that the more famous the boxer is, the more people will be attracted, if not, I think they will not achieve anything, just seeing the great event of Crawford vs. Spence, which was not the same as that of Nonito and Santiago , In this case Jake Paul has yet another event grabbing for the handle , and it is the Possible rematch, it is what I see still feasible.
Nate Diaz opens as overwhelming favorite to beat Jake Paul in potential MMA rematch
Paul defeated Nate Diaz in a 10-round boxing match on Saturday, claiming a one-sided unanimous decision over the UFC veteran at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. The bout was Diaz’s professional boxing debut, and afterward much of the conversation shifted to Paul’s challenge of a $10 million rematch back in Diaz’s stomping grounds of MMA.
Paul is now 7-1 as a professional boxer but has never competed in MMA. And if he plans to follow through on his promise, he’ll make his MMA debut as a massive underdog.
Paul opened as more than a 6-to-1 underdog (+650) in a potential MMA rematch rematch against Diaz, with the Stockton native coming in as an overwhelming 12-to-1 favorite (-1200), according to opening betting lines released Sunday by online bookmaker BetOnline.
For the uninitiated, that means a bettor would have to wager a whopping $1,200 sum on Diaz in order to make $100 of profit if he defeats Paul in an MMA rematch.
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https://www.mmafighting.com/2023/8/8/23822135/nate-diaz-opens-as-overwhelming-favorite-to-beat-jake-paul-in-potential-mma-rematchWell, one of the things that I like about Jake Paul is that he is a conscientious fighter, nothing goes to his head, he knows that things are very big in fights, to reach them is difficult, if he is going to give a rematch is because he likes the sport, he understands his opponent and that's what matters, there are many fighters who when they beat their opponents don't give them a chance for a rematch , which I don't think so, but in this case it's different An example that we all saw was that of Crawford when Spence did not want him to get revenge , and the outcome after a Few Years was Evident , life teaches and hits.
I am pretty sure to watch it live if it happens. That girl will put a beating on the special child. 
