Topic: Inoue vs Donaire II discussion - page 29. (Read 8163 times)

Donaire struggle a lot during their fights cause that monster inuoe is a very skillful and very strategic fighter that can adjust the weather and flow of the match even if donaire is a veteran but still his strategic moves won't be able to defeat the momster. And this must be donaire's lesson and he must practice the moves and fighting skill of inuoe to claim the victory in the rematch. All he need is to be careful cause the monsters can do an extra punches to knock him down.

He wont be called a monster for nothing but as you can see in all of his fights which turns out that he isnt really that tired that much nor having taking lots of damage or being punched but with Donaire you could really

see that he was bit struggling and even take some injuries on that time which did really make things a little bit harder for him.For sure he would really be trying to avoid as much as he could on this upcoming rematch.
This is something that he should really be that confident even though Donaire is old but he had still some power that could take him down if he would really be that careless.

That is still undecided though if Donaire can really strip Inoue this time, I would not deny that I'm for Donaire but it is really hard to deny Inoue's prowess and we've saw that Donaire is struggling to hurt Inoue because the latter is trying not to feel the punches from Donaire. But in this match we will see a different version of them as they will improve more.

If Donaire will manange to defeat Inoue here, I agree that a trilogy will happen.

Their last faced off also helps them as fighter to figure out what are their shortcomings during that fight or what else they can improve in themselves to keep on winning the battle. I believe Donaire has still the strength to fight Inoue despite his age gap but I will not going to set aside the possibility that Inoue will still dominate this battle and if that is the case then Donaire should definitely prepare for their second battle of Inoue. I am so excited to watch their rematch and see who's still the winner between the two great fighter.

But not the best as he could unlike on his prime years. Inoue is seems like a perfect fighter in the bantam weight division. If Donaire can't make a knockdown or KO on their next fight, chance of him winning is less. And it will be his last chance to prove his stance. His power, speed, foot work become slower and slower year after year unlike Pacquiao that almost never change even on +40 years of age, good for him he retired.

Donaire also give his best during his first fight with Inoue. He did succeed against Gaballo and the other guy because he does have the goal to get another chance of rematch with Inoue and that's enough of a motivation. 

What is his goal after Inoue 2 would motivate him more but if this is his last due to his age he might not be able to make it again. Inoue is fast and determined to win it all. He isn't called Monster if he isn't a monster.

Yes, I agree that both of them is taking some high to extreme measures to make sure that those mistakes and lapses that they did in their first encounter would not happen again in this fight and both of them surely have those knowledge on what are the points they needed to increase as they already know each others weaknesses and strengths. Nonetheless, this will be an entertaining fight to see and just like their first encounter, this will be also full of explosives.

Yeah, and I hope Donaire gets this win.



I hope he won't get careless or fall in love with 1 punch KO style.  I often see his fight get messy when he got carried away by this intention of 1 punch KO'ing his opponent.


Definitely, preparation goes for both fighters.  I am sure Inoue had learned a lesson from the previous fight and will use it to have an advantage in this fight.

Of course, both of them will make an adjustment as not only Donaire sees that something has to be improved but Inoue as well. Inoue will prevent himself to get injured again, and he has to be careful and at the same time use a strategy that is effective to dominate Donaire.

That aim to win to have a good record before retirement is really one of the best career goals that a boxer can be.

It's all about how he'll execute his plans and he's very responsible for himself so that's going to be a very big possibility for him. But as a fan, I don't also ignore the fact that Inoue's good.

From their last match, it's not only Donaire that got that sense of being stronger this time but it's also Inoue as well.

Of course when the fight is even and the fight ended in a  decision and it's not a very dominant expect a trilogy just like all the other trilogies so I'm sure if that happens Donaire will opt to fight Inoue than fight Casimero who he think is a spoiled brat, I'm sure Casimero is wishing a win for Inoue so it will be him and Inoue as the last two men standing between the three, Inoue cannot continue ignoring Casimero.

They would really be trying to improve on what they do have failed to do on that first encounter and on what are their lapses or trying out to enhance for them to take advantage for the next fight.

Donaire do really sees about the chance on taking down Inoue since he could really see that his punches are solid enough if we do base on previous after-fight physical appearance.
WE boxing fans are really that aiming for a good fight to look at and entertaining and this two boxers could really definitely do on what we are really liking to see.

He don't have to wait yet until the fight with Paul Butler finished. He can only wait for the winner of this match between Inoue and Donaire, after he successfully defend his WBA Title against the challenger, Paul Butler. I'm sure he's not thinking about that first since there's a task first that needs to be solved. If Donaire wins, you are right that a trilogy will take place against him and Inoue. Casimero, if he wins against Butler, has to wait for long unless he find a way to manage first to fight Donaire and let Inoue wait instead.

Casimero's fight is about to take place, this is going a big and entertaining fight then few months from now, another good fight between Donaire and Inoue will take place.

What a good fights on our lineup to watch.

Hopefully, Donaire can win and will strip Inoue of his belts.
I am sure Donaire will be obligated to give a trilogy in case he wins, so let's see if we have a different outcome in this rematch.

BTW, Casimero is just waiting to fight the winner of the rematch, but it seems like he is getting the attention. 
I guess he should continue trash talking after he can defend his title.

Donaire's advantage on this rematch is his agility, his experience and his KO capabilities while trying to withstand the Monster of Japan's connecting punches. I agree that Donaire's only choice is to try and destroy Inoue as early as he can because if the fight goes until 12 rounds, he will get weary as the rounds goes by because Inoue still have the gas as he is still on his prime.

I can see that Inoue will try to be less aggressive on the early rounds and will look to make the fight long. Yes, a trilogy is bound to happen if Donaire will make this fight into his favor.

In terms of determination, we cannot really fathom how long and how far would Donaire take to step-up his game more especially for the fact that he had been defeated during their first encounter. That was his motivation and he will seek revenge knowing that Inoue could feel his punches, so he should connect more often than he did last time, I mean both of them will improve and we will see an another version to the both of them. This fight is surely an entertaining to see because both of them is willing to go for a toe-to-toe fight.

Donaire still has that solid combo and he shows that from his last fight, if Inoue will be careless, he won't get only a cut in his eyes

but a possible KO might upset him. If Donaire maintains his stamina, which I'm hoping that he can do due to his age, but if ever his winning

chance is still good. Both sides are aiming to win. Inoue to continue his dominance from this division, while for Donaire it would be an

honor to retire with such additional accomplishment.

Yeah, he had won their first match and he adjusted but also looking at the impact done by Donaire, that's totally devastating.

Well, I have my bias on this match and I'm on Donaire's side. I'm sure that he had been thinking or had the strategy already on how he was going to put him on the floor asleep.

As a fan, we do think of that result but as usual, there will be a moment of surprise that shall come by that match day.

Donaire can improve I don't think he will fight the way he fought that last time they met, between the two he is the most experienced he will find ways to counter Inoue's speed, he just has to dig deep the left hook will still play a major factor because Donaire lives and die with that left hook, he just needs a good execution, I don't find it hard for Donaire to win he is a 4 times champion and have fought the best in his two decades of fgihting.
I still trust that Donaire will pull this one and be the first boxer to beat Inoue.

Indeed! It was 100% obvious only if people were actually watching his prime years. Prime years that made him the top 3 p4p in the world and a 4 division champion. Prime years that earned him multi Ring and BWAA awards. Prime years that made him a million-dollar fighter. 

Wait! I thought it was obvious that Donaire was not his prime anymore? Maybe you haven't watched his prime years then? Or maybe you only watched a few and you cannot remember much of it anymore? You cannot compare the movements, ring generalship, aggressiveness and his hand speed? Why do you think Donaire moved down to 118 when many times he mentioned before that he cannot make the weight anymore? You think prime Donaire will struggle with that journeyman Cesar Juarez? Or lost to Magdaleno? Why do you think he is not a million-dollar fighter anymore? Hell, guy wasn't even paid $400k since dropping back to 118. Probably with Inoue he can make over $500k reason why he is willing to travel to Inoue's backyard.   

Do you really think the 4 division legend becomes a 4-1 or 5-1 underdog against this Inoue at prime? You're becoming funny bruh. Without that Donaire victory, all of Inoue's bantamweight victories cannot even equalized Donaire's scintillating bantamweight win over then Ring, WBO and WBC champ Cucholito. His victory over Donaire I think was the first and only time he was awarded by The Ring for the fight of the year. It is always funny with the casuals. Let's see if he can match Donaire's 4 divisions. And Donaire's 2 time The Ring's knockout of the year and fighter of the year both by The Ring and BWAA.