Many experts are divided on this fight, it could go either way and it will go to who wants it most, I'm sure their corners have scouted each other to see something that will give them an edge, this is going to be a very technical fight because both fighters carry the same skill, power and ring generalship boxing fans will not going to miss the fight, only two days, my excitement is double because one of the fighter I admire is fighting on their undercard which is Donaire, I expect both fighters to go for knock out but if the fight is too close the championship rounds could decide the fight
For me Naoya Inoue I really think that he got more power than Stephen Fulton while Stephen Fulton has an advantage with his technicality when it comes with a fight, for sure he will make Naoya Inoue dance in this fight and Inoue will have a hard time hitting him, and this was stated by Fulton he said that even if the Monster has the punching power that could make him win an instant KO, he got the technical powers and the fight IQ so Inoue will not hit him during the fight,
What coin-investor meant is the coming Crawford vs Spence undisputed fight next week.
Naoya Inoue got the better power since Stephen Fulton is not a KO artist. But there is something fight fans are not seeing or not taking credit for just because someone is knocking out opponents. Inoue is also a technical fighter, he is accurate and not just throwing punches in bunches with the hope of landing them. Inoue breaks down his opponents as well with his solid body punches.
Anyways, the fight is already done. Inoue scored a big 8th-round TKO. It was an easy shutout for the Japanese until he hurt Fulton in round 8. It showed that Inoue has faster hands, better accuracy, and his stamina remained the same in the second half of the fight. I got annoyed by Fulton's delaying tactics and I'm glad Inoue stopped him. Another thing that I noticed about Inoue is his underrated jab. Fulton had difficulty sniping his jabs every time Inoue uses his jabs and they were also landing despite the big reach discrepancy.