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Topic: [Boxing] Stephen Fulton vs. Naoya Inoue | WBC & WBO 122 lbs bout | July 25 - page 54. (Read 7017 times)

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Those are good odds, if a casino is already offering them and you will make a bet on this fight anyway then it could be a good idea to take them, since as the fight gets closer to happening I have the feeling those odds will get much worse as the fans of Inoue begin to make their bets and  casual fans make bets on the favorite which is Inoue, so at the end casinos will have no option but to give worse odds than what they are offering now.

As far as I know, that's the highest odds so far that Naoya Inoue gets as a Favorite to win the match in his entire career. Sometimes he is always at a minimum of +500 above in the majority of his fights. It means Stephen Fulton is considered by the bookies not that heavily an underdog in this match compared to Inoue's previous opponent although the gap of odds is really distant and huge.

For others that are not aware of how that mentioned odds above will be shown in our favorite sportsbook as a usual odds we are seeing, it would be:

Naoya Inoue @ 1.4
Stephen Fulton @ 3.1
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since as the fight gets closer to happening I have the feeling those odds will get much worse as the fans of Inoue begin to make their bets and  casual fans make bets on the favorite which is Inoue, so at the end casinos will have no option but to give worse odds than what they are offering now.

Technically in sports betting, if the Favorite is attracting more money, the odds on the Underdog will increase. On the other hand, if the underdog instead is attracting more money, there should be no such huge movement on the odds of the Favorite. This is called protecting the margin of the sportsbook.

In the situation here, since Inoue is likely to be the Favorite, the change of odds will depend on the flow of the money but I don't know what source bookmarkers or odds providers are relying on to determine the status of money that is currently circulating on that bet on every given day.
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The betting odds for this fight.
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According to the online sportsbook SportsBetting.ag, The Japanese Monster is a -270 betting favorite to wrest Fulton’s junior featherweight titles. The American is currently listed at +210 odds.
source;

With that kind of odds, I find it justifiable and I will still take Inoue to win.
$270 to win $100, that's still attractive IMO considering we are talking about Inoue here trying to achieve another success.

The american maybe a little slick, but Inoue's power will surely be a big factor of stopping him.
Those are good odds, if a casino is already offering them and you will make a bet on this fight anyway then it could be a good idea to take them, since as the fight gets closer to happening I have the feeling those odds will get much worse as the fans of Inoue begin to make their bets and  casual fans make bets on the favorite which is Inoue, so at the end casinos will have no option but to give worse odds than what they are offering now.
As long the odds are already that been shown and been offered then it is true that betting now would be the best time and its true that odds is really changing as the fight is fast approaching.

There are really some people who do love to bet on last hour or minute and i dont know on whats their reason.Im not surprised that Inoue is still the favorite on this one considering that
this is already an upper weight division which i would say that it would be a bit challenging if not that tough.

I could also welcome some opposite outcomes too which Fulton odds arent that bad either.
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The betting odds for this fight.
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According to the online sportsbook SportsBetting.ag, The Japanese Monster is a -270 betting favorite to wrest Fulton’s junior featherweight titles. The American is currently listed at +210 odds.
source;

With that kind of odds, I find it justifiable and I will still take Inoue to win.
$270 to win $100, that's still attractive IMO considering we are talking about Inoue here trying to achieve another success.

The american maybe a little slick, but Inoue's power will surely be a big factor of stopping him.
Those are good odds, if a casino is already offering them and you will make a bet on this fight anyway then it could be a good idea to take them, since as the fight gets closer to happening I have the feeling those odds will get much worse as the fans of Inoue begin to make their bets and  casual fans make bets on the favorite which is Inoue, so at the end casinos will have no option but to give worse odds than what they are offering now.
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While Inoue, he was really dominating the division he has won being a unified champion, now he move up and will be threatening the champion to take their belts.

It's worth noting that Stephen Fulton is also planning to move up to 126 lbs even prior to this negotiation with Naoya Inoue. Actually, not just a plan for him but Fulton already taking steps to reach and maintain that weight. I do hope that it won't affect his training to keep shape at 122 lbs even already doing training courses to fully shape at 126 lbs.

Even a pound inch or two is struggling to do and can affect the boxer's performance a day before the fight. Although I believed that the several months left before Fulton face Inoue is enough to get physically fit again at 122 lbs. He's a champion after all.


Yeah, he is supposed to fight Fulton in a rematch but it's 126 lbs division.

But it's as total change of heart from Fulton himself, he wanted to test Inoue and probably there are more money offered to him in this fight that's why he elected to defend his belt (maybe for the last time).

So in any case, we should give credit to Fulton for stepping up and not going into full featherweight class. He might have hard time making 122 lbs, but with the help of his team and a good nutritionist, he could make the weight safe.

I'm more with the money that he can gain fighting Inoue. He's ready to move up, but he chose to stay and try defending his title against
Inoue, it's really interesting to see if how both champs will take pride in these fights.

More on how preparation will be for both Inoue and Fulton, fans will surely enjoy watching both fighters as it's another remarkable
fight this year.

Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compare to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it make sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.
Well, many speculations about this fight are generated out of nowhere, of course this is why Inoure has been an impeccable boxer, I cannot deny that I like the attitude he has and above all what he can achieve in his fights, he is a boxer who He only speaks what is necessary, he does not offend anyone or idolize himself as many do, so this is something that at least I like, and also the other boxers, no matter how seekers, repeat it and that is something that is very Diff'ciil to achieve in this sport, in my personal opinion based on Inoue's coach and his way of seeing things, I would like him to win.


This is a big fight for Inoue, and we can assure he will not underestimate Fulton, and he will also assure us an entertaining fight if Fulton will dance with him well in the ring.

In fairness to Naoya Inoue, no such behavior on him taking his fights lightly.

He never underestimates his opponents and in fact, his Knock Out rate is proof that he is serious in his fights regardless of the status of his opponents. Chasing more titles, Inoue is surely the most aggressive fighter here compare to Fulton that has already had several plans in line prior to Inoue moving up so he decided to change plans and choose to fight Inoue first.

Inoue also mentioned in an interview that Fulton so far is the biggest challenge in his career therefore expect the Japanese monster to go all-out on this match.

I would, Inoue will surely make sure he'll be very aggressive and win a KO, so it's very important that Fulton is prepared for that as I have a feeling that this fight will not go to distance. Inoue will have a championship fight, he is not new to this kind of situation, and he still is the better fighter compared to Fulton, so fans are cheering for him to win.

I know that many are Inoue's fans, and of course some talk about a possible Knockout, although I say something, if Inoue makes that knockout it would be total madness! because he would be consecrating himself as one of the boxers with the best reputation and that is something that everyone wants, from then on I am sure they will look for him a lot to challenge him, but as he is, I think he can do it, I don't think a category defines him. what a boxer is, I think a boxer fights in the same way being in another category because he simply adjusts to the way and weight that corresponds to him, so I think he won't have any problems.
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The betting odds for this fight.
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According to the online sportsbook SportsBetting.ag, The Japanese Monster is a -270 betting favorite to wrest Fulton’s junior featherweight titles. The American is currently listed at +210 odds.
source;

With that kind of odds, I find it justifiable and I will still take Inoue to win.
$270 to win $100, that's still attractive IMO considering we are talking about Inoue here trying to achieve another success.

The american maybe a little slick, but Inoue's power will surely be a big factor of stopping him.
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This is a big fight for Inoue, and we can assure he will not underestimate Fulton, and he will also assure us an entertaining fight if Fulton will dance with him well in the ring.

In fairness to Naoya Inoue, no such behavior on him taking his fights lightly.

He never underestimates his opponents and in fact, his Knock Out rate is proof that he is serious in his fights regardless of the status of his opponents. Chasing more titles, Inoue is surely the most aggressive fighter here compare to Fulton that has already had several plans in line prior to Inoue moving up so he decided to change plans and choose to fight Inoue first.

Inoue also mentioned in an interview that Fulton so far is the biggest challenge in his career therefore expect the Japanese monster to go all-out on this match.

I would, Inoue will surely make sure he'll be very aggressive and win a KO, so it's very important that Fulton is prepared for that as I have a feeling that this fight will not go to distance. Inoue will have a championship fight, he is not new to this kind of situation, and he still is the better fighter compared to Fulton, so fans are cheering for him to win.
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This is a big fight for Inoue, and we can assure he will not underestimate Fulton, and he will also assure us an entertaining fight if Fulton will dance with him well in the ring.

In fairness to Naoya Inoue, no such behavior on him taking his fights lightly.

He never underestimates his opponents and in fact, his Knock Out rate is proof that he is serious in his fights regardless of the status of his opponents. Chasing more titles, Inoue is surely the most aggressive fighter here compare to Fulton that has already had several plans in line prior to Inoue moving up so he decided to change plans and choose to fight Inoue first.

Inoue also mentioned in an interview that Fulton so far is the biggest challenge in his career therefore expect the Japanese monster to go all-out on this match.
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While Inoue, he was really dominating the division he has won being a unified champion, now he move up and will be threatening the champion to take their belts.

It's worth noting that Stephen Fulton is also planning to move up to 126 lbs even prior to this negotiation with Naoya Inoue. Actually, not just a plan for him but Fulton already taking steps to reach and maintain that weight. I do hope that it won't affect his training to keep shape at 122 lbs even already doing training courses to fully shape at 126 lbs.

Even a pound inch or two is struggling to do and can affect the boxer's performance a day before the fight. Although I believed that the several months left before Fulton face Inoue is enough to get physically fit again at 122 lbs. He's a champion after all.


Of course, we know that he is a champion but Inoue does not care, he will be continuing with his mission in defeating his opponents in a dominant passion. I would not even be surprise if Inoue winning via KO will have a lower odds than him winning via decision. This is a big fight for Inoue, and we can assure he will not underestimate Fulton, and he will also assure us an entertaining fight if Fulton will dance with him well in the ring.
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compare to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it make sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis on our predictions are their respective past fights and quality of opponents.

Of course, we can only predict base on the fighters last fight, Inoue won over Donaire in just 2 rounds, while Fulton had to go hard and toe to toe against Figueroa and won on a decision.

So based on that fight alone, we can speculate that Inoue will be the favorite and could win by a knockout or technical knockout as he has the punching power in here although Fulton is the natural 126 pounder and the champion. And the quality of opponents of Inoue as well is better than Fulton.
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compared to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it makes sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis for our predictions is their respective past fights and the quality of their opponents.

Inoue has shown us a lot during his previous fight but if we know Fulton, he also gives his best shot inside the ring.
He shouldn't miss this chance to prove himself again because it's another huge opportunity for him to showcase his capability because Inoue will be his big challenger.
It's hard to predict actually because it seems like they are both preparing hard for this upcoming fight.

Both fighter are good, both fighter showed us how they play and without a doubt Stephen Fulton. Is a strong guy he is a good boxer with a good record his previous fight is good as well he do his best. While in his opponent we all know who is Naoya Inoue when you see him for the first time you can say that he is a loser because of a humble and face and have a natural body bit in the ring he prove that we are all wrong. And he release the monster inside his body any shock the world .

Indeed mate Grin I can't help but laugh because I share the same sentiment that if you are seeing Inoue for the first time, you will have that impression that this man might not last eight straight rounds in the ring especially if it's a toe-to-toe fight because he's body built is somehow different. But when the fight starts, you will notice that his punches are so packed like he's having Beterbiev's power inserted in his small body.

Back to the topic, this will be a fun fight and I hope this will be a slug fest to see who's who as soon as possible. Both fighters asked for this fight and fortunately, it's going smoothly.

Its the same with Pacquaio you will just think about that he is weak in the first glance but surprisingly he brought some great power in his body. Inoue change when fight is on since he became fierce which his opponent can afraid of especially when they receive a heavy body punch. I never knew this guy before but he really surprise the boxing scene with great power and speed for sure we can see more great career for this fighter because its like he's a complete package fighter.
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I just hate to think about some negativities as there could be some problems along the way, knowing that Fulton's promoter, Al Haymon is unpredictable.

Actually, both promoters are unpredictable and can ruin the possibility of this to happened. For now, it's good that it's almost a done deal.

I hope though that no such thing as sudden bad news will happen on the way or else, we won't witness one of the best fights this year. Just recently, Moloney vs Donaire failed to materialize even though the probability for that to happen is almost at 100%.

I hope this fight won't end up like that.

I just found out today as well that the Donaire-Moloney fight will not happen anymore because Moloney's camp has withdrawn from the invitation without any information disclosed, right? So for now, WBC is finding another boxer to replace Moloney's place to fight at the WBC belt that was vacated by Inoue.

I've searched for some names that is in the WBC's rankings and a name of Emmanuel Rodriguez [21W (13 KOs)- 2L (1 KO)] popped as the nearest candidate and possible dancing partner. If he will be named, it's safe to assume that Donaire will have a quite easy journey in holding the title again.

Emmanuel Rodriguez would be happy to fight Donaire because Donaire beat Gaballo, the fighter who beat him in a controversial fight, so if  Emmanuel Rodriguez will beat Donaire, that would be hitting 2 birds with one stone for him, he does not need to fight Gaballo again. Well, Donaire might be the favorite here but I don't want to underestimate Rodriguez because he is a decent fighter too.
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I just hate to think about some negativities as there could be some problems along the way, knowing that Fulton's promoter, Al Haymon is unpredictable.

Actually, both promoters are unpredictable and can ruin the possibility of this to happened. For now, it's good that it's almost a done deal.

I hope though that no such thing as sudden bad news will happen on the way or else, we won't witness one of the best fights this year. Just recently, Moloney vs Donaire failed to materialize even though the probability for that to happen is almost at 100%.

I hope this fight won't end up like that.

I just found out today as well that the Donaire-Moloney fight will not happen anymore because Moloney's camp has withdrawn from the invitation without any information disclosed, right? So for now, WBC is finding another boxer to replace Moloney's place to fight at the WBC belt that was vacated by Inoue.

I've searched for some names that is in the WBC's rankings and a name of Emmanuel Rodriguez [21W (13 KOs)- 2L (1 KO)] popped as the nearest candidate and possible dancing partner. If he will be named, it's safe to assume that Donaire will have a quite easy journey in holding the title again.
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compared to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it makes sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis for our predictions is their respective past fights and the quality of their opponents.

Inoue has shown us a lot during his previous fight but if we know Fulton, he also gives his best shot inside the ring.
He shouldn't miss this chance to prove himself again because it's another huge opportunity for him to showcase his capability because Inoue will be his big challenger.
It's hard to predict actually because it seems like they are both preparing hard for this upcoming fight.

Both fighter are good, both fighter showed us how they play and without a doubt Stephen Fulton. Is a strong guy he is a good boxer with a good record his previous fight is good as well he do his best. While in his opponent we all know who is Naoya Inoue when you see him for the first time you can say that he is a loser because of a humble and face and have a natural body bit in the ring he prove that we are all wrong. And he release the monster inside his body any shock the world .

Indeed mate Grin I can't help but laugh because I share the same sentiment that if you are seeing Inoue for the first time, you will have that impression that this man might not last eight straight rounds in the ring especially if it's a toe-to-toe fight because he's body built is somehow different. But when the fight starts, you will notice that his punches are so packed like he's having Beterbiev's power inserted in his small body.

Back to the topic, this will be a fun fight and I hope this will be a slug fest to see who's who as soon as possible. Both fighters asked for this fight and fortunately, it's going smoothly.
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compared to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it makes sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis for our predictions is their respective past fights and the quality of their opponents.

Inoue has shown us a lot during his previous fight but if we know Fulton, he also gives his best shot inside the ring.
He shouldn't miss this chance to prove himself again because it's another huge opportunity for him to showcase his capability because Inoue will be his big challenger.
It's hard to predict actually because it seems like they are both preparing hard for this upcoming fight.

Both fighter are good, both fighter showed us how they play and without a doubt Stephen Fulton. Is a strong guy he is a good boxer with a good record his previous fight is good as well he do his best. While in his opponent we all know who is Naoya Inoue when you see him for the first time you can say that he is a loser because of a humble and face and have a natural body bit in the ring he prove that we are all wrong. And he release the monster inside his body any shock the world .
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compared to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it makes sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis for our predictions is their respective past fights and the quality of their opponents.

Inoue has shown us a lot during his previous fight but if we know Fulton, he also gives his best shot inside the ring.
He shouldn't miss this chance to prove himself again because it's another huge opportunity for him to showcase his capability because Inoue will be his big challenger.
It's hard to predict actually because it seems like they are both preparing hard for this upcoming fight.
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Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compare to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it make sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.

That's the right mentality of a real warrior, he is always up for a new challenge, Inoue might be a very good fighter, but as long as Fulton will work hard to prepare for the fight, I'm sure he has a chance of pulling a big upset. They haven't fought yet, so we have no idea what will happen, our only basis on our predictions are their respective past fights and quality of opponents.
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While Inoue, he was really dominating the division he has won being a unified champion, now he move up and will be threatening the champion to take their belts.

It's worth noting that Stephen Fulton is also planning to move up to 126 lbs even prior to this negotiation with Naoya Inoue. Actually, not just a plan for him but Fulton already taking steps to reach and maintain that weight. I do hope that it won't affect his training to keep shape at 122 lbs even already doing training courses to fully shape at 126 lbs.

Even a pound inch or two is struggling to do and can affect the boxer's performance a day before the fight. Although I believed that the several months left before Fulton face Inoue is enough to get physically fit again at 122 lbs. He's a champion after all.


Yeah, he is supposed to fight Fulton in a rematch but it's 126 lbs division.

But it's as total change of heart from Fulton himself, he wanted to test Inoue and probably there are more money offered to him in this fight that's why he elected to defend his belt (maybe for the last time).

So in any case, we should give credit to Fulton for stepping up and not going into full featherweight class. He might have hard time making 122 lbs, but with the help of his team and a good nutritionist, he could make the weight safe.

I'm more with the money that he can gain fighting Inoue. He's ready to move up, but he chose to stay and try defending his title against
Inoue, it's really interesting to see if how both champs will take pride in these fights.

More on how preparation will be for both Inoue and Fulton, fans will surely enjoy watching both fighters as it's another remarkable
fight this year.

Yes, the experience and the money that goes fighting Inoue in his hometown. And maybe his pride as well to test himself against the best that's why he can't get away from this opportunity to fight. As compare to his rematch with Figueroa who he has beaten already, although this time it will be on the contested weight of 126.

So it make sense for Stephen Fulton to just go with Inoue, even if he is the big underdog, at least he will have his time and see if he can pull the biggest upset in this division if ever he can break Inoue.
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While Inoue, he was really dominating the division he has won being a unified champion, now he move up and will be threatening the champion to take their belts.

It's worth noting that Stephen Fulton is also planning to move up to 126 lbs even prior to this negotiation with Naoya Inoue. Actually, not just a plan for him but Fulton already taking steps to reach and maintain that weight. I do hope that it won't affect his training to keep shape at 122 lbs even already doing training courses to fully shape at 126 lbs.

Even a pound inch or two is struggling to do and can affect the boxer's performance a day before the fight. Although I believed that the several months left before Fulton face Inoue is enough to get physically fit again at 122 lbs. He's a champion after all.


Yeah, he is supposed to fight Fulton in a rematch but it's 126 lbs division.

But it's as total change of heart from Fulton himself, he wanted to test Inoue and probably there are more money offered to him in this fight that's why he elected to defend his belt (maybe for the last time).

So in any case, we should give credit to Fulton for stepping up and not going into full featherweight class. He might have hard time making 122 lbs, but with the help of his team and a good nutritionist, he could make the weight safe.

I'm more with the money that he can gain fighting Inoue. He's ready to move up, but he chose to stay and try defending his title against
Inoue, it's really interesting to see if how both champs will take pride in these fights.

More on how preparation will be for both Inoue and Fulton, fans will surely enjoy watching both fighters as it's another remarkable
fight this year.

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While Inoue, he was really dominating the division he has won being a unified champion, now he move up and will be threatening the champion to take their belts.

It's worth noting that Stephen Fulton is also planning to move up to 126 lbs even prior to this negotiation with Naoya Inoue. Actually, not just a plan for him but Fulton already taking steps to reach and maintain that weight. I do hope that it won't affect his training to keep shape at 122 lbs even already doing training courses to fully shape at 126 lbs.

Even a pound inch or two is struggling to do and can affect the boxer's performance a day before the fight. Although I believed that the several months left before Fulton face Inoue is enough to get physically fit again at 122 lbs. He's a champion after all.


Yeah, he is supposed to fight Fulton in a rematch but it's 126 lbs division.

But it's as total change of heart from Fulton himself, he wanted to test Inoue and probably there are more money offered to him in this fight that's why he elected to defend his belt (maybe for the last time).

So in any case, we should give credit to Fulton for stepping up and not going into full featherweight class. He might have hard time making 122 lbs, but with the help of his team and a good nutritionist, he could make the weight safe.
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