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Quote from: btc_angela on June 08, 2022, 05:41:37 PM

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They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

It's just very unfortunate, and he was supposed to be the next challenger now and I will say that it could be more exciting than Donaire fight as Casimero could go beyond round two and who knows, maybe put Inoue in trouble if ever they fight. But it is not going to happen at bantamweight. If Butler wants to get a crack on Inoue, sure, but the problem is can he survived the onslaught of the Monster in this division? I highly doubt that, Inoue has so far improved a lot and it seems he has all the ingredients and a complete fighter now.

Man, I can tell Inoue is a complete fighter already in this stage of his career. He has the speed, power, agility, and most importantly the boxing IQ. It feels like he was born and destined to be that good in boxing.
I don't think Casimero could beat him easily. However, for the boxing fans we all are excited on what Casimero could bring in the table as he always have something to say about Inoue every after his (Inoue) victory.
Well, I understand that's part of the preparations to hype up the match.

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Quote from: RealMalatesta on June 08, 2022, 09:14:31 PM

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If the fight will be happen Inoue vs Butler, I'd say Inoue will won via KO again since Butler is weaker than Donaire. Honestly I'm surprised Donaire loss via KO on the second round, I thought he will loss above 9 rounds via KO or UD.

Donaire should retire after this fight. I do not know if people would love to watch him in a fight or not, but for his own health he should retire. What you need to understand is that even if you are a sports person, when you are 39 years old, your body is not holding up together like it did back in your 20's, meaning that every punch has a lasting affect more than usual.

Couldn't agree more on this one. The Filipino Flash Donaire should retire after this, he should realized that not all 'aged' boxers can still fight the youngins. I've watched the very short fight, and I can tell that Donaire wasn't really for Inoue. He's too flashy for Donaire. Donaire on the otherhand can enter another profession in line with boxing. Maybe a coach or trainer would do.

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Quote from: RealMalatesta on June 08, 2022, 09:14:31 PM

Quote from: Jawhead999 on June 08, 2022, 08:51:41 AM

If the fight will be happen Inoue vs Butler, I'd say Inoue will won via KO again since Butler is weaker than Donaire. Honestly I'm surprised Donaire loss via KO on the second round, I thought he will loss above 9 rounds via KO or UD.

Donaire should retire after this fight. I do not know if people would love to watch him in a fight or not, but for his own health he should retire. What you need to understand is that even if you are a sports person, when you are 39 years old, your body is not holding up together like it did back in your 20's, meaning that every punch has a lasting affect more than usual.

It could even be deadly if you fight until you are way too hold. Sure there are some people who boxed when they were 40+ years old, but most of those fights were either against other old people, or against people who would not be serious threat to them. Hell Tyson "boxed" recently in an exhibition match for example, Donaire could do that, but no title fights for him ever again, it is too risky.

Well this shouldn't happening at the first place since we know the age gap of this 2 fighter is so high and Inoue is a monster base on his previous matches. Donaire is just holding the belt that's why this match continue and also as a rematch.

To be honest, I don't enjoy the match even its just starting because its clear that Donaire can't keep up to Inoue phase which dominates him most of the time. Retirement is the best choice to do for Donaire at this point.

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Quote from: RealMalatesta on June 08, 2022, 09:14:31 PM

Hell Tyson "boxed" recently in an exhibition match for example, Donaire could do that, but no title fights for him ever again, it is too risky.

Who is Hell you mean? I didn't find any boxing exhibition match Mike Tyson vs Hell, it's a UFC and moreover it just a game lol. His exhibition fight was against Roy Jones on 2020, there's a rumor he will fight against Jake Paul, but seems it's got cancelled. The thing is Mike Tyson is a legend in professional boxing career and almost people already know him. Unlike Donaire who doesn't really popular anymore after losing all his belts in this current weight.

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on June 08, 2022, 08:51:41 AM

If the fight will be happen Inoue vs Butler, I'd say Inoue will won via KO again since Butler is weaker than Donaire. Honestly I'm surprised Donaire loss via KO on the second round, I thought he will loss above 9 rounds via KO or UD.

Donaire should retire after this fight. I do not know if people would love to watch him in a fight or not, but for his own health he should retire. What you need to understand is that even if you are a sports person, when you are 39 years old, your body is not holding up together like it did back in your 20's, meaning that every punch has a lasting affect more than usual.

It could even be deadly if you fight until you are way too hold. Sure there are some people who boxed when they were 40+ years old, but most of those fights were either against other old people, or against people who would not be serious threat to them. Hell Tyson "boxed" recently in an exhibition match for example, Donaire could do that, but no title fights for him ever again, it is too risky.

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What happened to that fight is quite boring and rather painful for Donaire. He didn't even last for a few rounds to showcase what he had trained for, and went down so easily after 2 rounds. Well according to the man himself, Inoue landed what Donaire described as the "hardest punch" he has ever been hit, and that says a lot about the raw power of Inoue.

No rematch needed for Donaire to reclaim his glory. This fight, IMO, should be an indication that he should hang the gloves for good.

It wasn't boring for me. There was an exchange of heavy blows. It was a good fight. It was just that the fight ended so quickly that we haven't really enjoyed the fight that much. Donaire just couldn't absorb the strong head blows from the monster. Actually I think that if not for the bell in the first round, Donaire wouldn't have survived from that first knockdown. For sure Inoue will rain on him with very hard punches. Donaire was lucky he was saved by the bell. But what I noticed with Donaire though is that he doesn't clinch. It was needed for him when he was hurt.

Donaire admitted in the post-fight interview that he made a mistake, he goes toe to toe with Inoue but it was not actually the game plan. Bad move for him, and he suffered a bad defeat, anyway, if he would still want to fight he can still fight for sure, but not against Inoue as he cannot beat the monster.

no news yet if he would retire or not, but hopefully he will do the right thing which is to retire.

Yes, Donaire himself admitted he failed in their game plan. That he wanted to have a brawl was really a big mistake. He must have overestimated himself and his condition that he forgot he is fighting against the monster Naoya who knocked out almost all of his opponents. He couldn't afford a brawl against Naoya.

But did the realization only come after he is already defeated? Did it not come to them after the first round? Donaire continued to exchange blows in the second when he should have been jabbing, running, countering, and clinching.

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Quote from: btc_angela on June 08, 2022, 05:41:37 PM

It's just very unfortunate, and he was supposed to be the next challenger now

If only Casimero didn't become arrogant and boastful in his career that he thinks he is always right, he is surely the next fight for Naoya Inoue and the promoters have no choice but to officially set it up as it was the last unification match for the Bantamweight division. He is full of talks instead of bringing his confidence in the actual match.

Don't feel regret if Casimero doesn't have a chance now at Inoue since that's a lesson for Casimero. I will also admit that even if they faced each other, Inoue will just defeat Casimero. Let's admire instead that we have another superstar in the making that comes from Asia.

Quote from: btc_angela on June 08, 2022, 05:41:37 PM

If Butler wants to get a crack on Inoue, sure, but the problem is can he survived the onslaught of the Monster in this division? I highly doubt that, Inoue has so far improved a lot and it seems he has all the ingredients and a complete fighter now.

Paul Butler has only a slight chance to upset the monster. He's not even quick.

He won't even stand a chance to either Donaire or Casimero.

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Quote from: AmoreJaz on June 08, 2022, 05:50:21 PM

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They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

It's just very unfortunate, and he was supposed to be the next challenger now and I will say that it could be more exciting than Donaire fight as Casimero could go beyond round two and who knows, maybe put Inoue in trouble if ever they fight. But it is not going to happen at bantamweight. If Butler wants to get a crack on Inoue, sure, but the problem is can he survived the onslaught of the Monster in this division? I highly doubt that, Inoue has so far improved a lot and it seems he has all the ingredients and a complete fighter now.

high likely that the next fight for inoue is butler, because he is holding the wbo belt. no reason for casimero to challenge inoue because he doesn't have any belt right now. for donaire, i believe, the next best thing to do is to retire in this bloody sport. better enjoy his life away from this brutal sports. for inuoe, he has bright future ahead. for sure, there will be big names trying to challenge him. he is one of the bankable boxers right now.

Donaire had attained enough or do something in his overall or entire career which he had a good run and its not bad to consider on retiring for good.He had done his best and people
wont really be forgetting on what he had achieved but we know that in sports where every athlete or fighter wont really be that great forever.
Younger ones or new era would be definitely be replacing and Inoue is really going into that track.

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Quote from: btc_angela on June 08, 2022, 05:41:37 PM

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They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

It's just very unfortunate, and he was supposed to be the next challenger now and I will say that it could be more exciting than Donaire fight as Casimero could go beyond round two and who knows, maybe put Inoue in trouble if ever they fight. But it is not going to happen at bantamweight. If Butler wants to get a crack on Inoue, sure, but the problem is can he survived the onslaught of the Monster in this division? I highly doubt that, Inoue has so far improved a lot and it seems he has all the ingredients and a complete fighter now.

high likely that the next fight for inoue is butler, because he is holding the wbo belt. no reason for casimero to challenge inoue because he doesn't have any belt right now. for donaire, i believe, the next best thing to do is to retire in this bloody sport. better enjoy his life away from this brutal sports. for inuoe, he has bright future ahead. for sure, there will be big names trying to challenge him. he is one of the bankable boxers right now.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on June 08, 2022, 04:33:17 PM

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They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

It's just very unfortunate, and he was supposed to be the next challenger now and I will say that it could be more exciting than Donaire fight as Casimero could go beyond round two and who knows, maybe put Inoue in trouble if ever they fight. But it is not going to happen at bantamweight. If Butler wants to get a crack on Inoue, sure, but the problem is can he survived the onslaught of the Monster in this division? I highly doubt that, Inoue has so far improved a lot and it seems he has all the ingredients and a complete fighter now.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on June 08, 2022, 04:33:17 PM

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

Naoya Inoue will surely get that WBO Title from Paul Butler and will become the undisputed champion in the Bantamweight Division. That was the most realistic thing to happen and that fight will be a landslide victory for Inoue. Even if Casimero will be able to climb up rankings, there's no way he can chase the Japanese monster now because Inoue has no reason at all to stay at Bantamweight.

The possible thing to happen is that Casimero can chase Inoue at the Super Bantamweight, of course, if he can get good credentials once he back again. But since Casimero has difficulty maintaining his weight, I doubt he can make it to the Super Bantamweight. That was a long way process that's why we can't end now the possibility of Quadro Alas facing Inoue in the future.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on June 08, 2022, 04:33:17 PM

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They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

That's eventually what Inoue and his handlers will likely do, it will be another easy fight for Inoue against Butler. He can even travel to UK, have the fight there and go home with the belts, as unified champion. That will be the perfect scenario for him before he can move up in weight. And maybe we can see some resistance in a higher weight, and we will have to see if he can carry the same speed an power because at bantamweight, he is like Canelo, cleaning the division up.

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Donaire, the Filipino four-division champion, weighed in at 53.4 kg (117.7 lbs), while Inoue, the Japanese knockout artist, weighed in at 53.5 kg (117.9 lbs).

So in terms of weight then its almost the same, so i dont see any relevance on having excuse of their weights.It is really just
the body of Donaire is bit slimmer compared into their first fight.

There should be no more excuses as we all witnessed the unstoppable Inoue and we should give credit to him. Donaire is a good boxer too, it’s just that his opponent are more prepared against him and more skilled boxer. Still hoping to see Donaire to fight again, or maybe he will decide to retire already. This is a sad result for me, but that’s fine because Donaire still gave so much pride to our country, he’s a legend for me.

Yes, we give credit to Inoue for stopping Donaire, just the second time that he has been knock out, first is when he try to move up in weight, Nickolas Walters demolishes Nonito. But this is more brutal than his first knock out, Inoue is a true monster and no one can stop him, not even Casimero I believed. Butler? nah, the same, he will get knock out as well if ever they fight. All of us are sad, but we have to a face the reality that Nonito is really not in his prime and if he wants to continue to fight, maybe he will be the stepping stone for younger generation.

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Quote from: arwin100 on June 08, 2022, 09:46:26 AM

They have nothing to gain if they fight Casimero because he don't have the belt, the only Casimero have is the record that he is still number 1 on his division nothing else and for sure Inoue's camp is not interested for that only. So for sure they will skip on Casimero and find more better match which can help Inoue to create his own legacy.

Quadro Alas doesn't have the aces anymore to lure Inoue to fight him no matter what he says on his social media account, he has known that a long time ago. He wasted his opportunities to become the unified champion which seldom happens to any boxer. Inoue will fight Butler, that's for sure because he wants to unify all the belt before moving up in weight so better for Casimero to fight in the division higher than bantamweight and wait for Inoue there, that way he has the chance to have a piece of the Japanese Monster.

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Quote from: Lanatsa on June 08, 2022, 03:44:27 PM

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Donaire, the Filipino four-division champion, weighed in at 53.4 kg (117.7 lbs), while Inoue, the Japanese knockout artist, weighed in at 53.5 kg (117.9 lbs).

So in terms of weight then its almost the same, so i dont see any relevance on having excuse of their weights.It is really just
the body of Donaire is bit slimmer compared into their first fight.

There should be no more excuses as we all witnessed the unstoppable Inoue and we should give credit to him. Donaire is a good boxer too, it’s just that his opponent are more prepared against him and more skilled boxer. Still hoping to see Donaire to fight again, or maybe he will decide to retire already. This is a sad result for me, but that’s fine because Donaire still gave so much pride to our country, he’s a legend for me.

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Naoya is too precise for Donaire. If you can slow mo that first knockout, Naoya had quicky decide to throw right while Donaire was about to swing too. He was about to throw left but seeing Donaire about to swing right, he shift to throw right hitting Donaires jaw.

If I was in such position, I couldnt hardly see whats coming but use my takedown defense like Khamzat lol. Yep time to hang gloves.

Inoue is just too good on technicality plus really having that speed which it is something that cant really be predicted.He did make out some switches and made out some good decision
on what punches should be thrown and speaking of counters then there's no doubt that this kid does really have that speed and power.Yes, and just like other people been saying
for this fight which is too fast paced.No one really expected that considering that their first fight did last off 12 rounds but this one is too short.
Agree on that hanging out that gloves should be next. Cheesy

Donaire takes a huge risk and pays the price he chases Inoue the whole first round until he was caught with a big punch and he cannot recover and took a beating in the second round, not a good way to hang up his gloves, I guess he is thinking of getting a few more fights from underrated fighters before hanging up the gloves, but it's really time for him to go he has done a lot being a champion at his age is already a big achievement.

Perhaps that was his strategy, chase Inoue early and make him very uncomfortable early and then counter him. But as you have said, speed kills and that's what happen him as Donaire was caught trying to counter and he wasn't able to recover in time. So maybe he will be thinking of retiring after this devastating lost and accept that it's time to hang up his gloves and say it a night because he had one of the best career for a Filipino, second only to Manny Pacquiao.

And here it goes on which Donaire did really make that kind of move where he's trying to control the pace which he do aggressive moves forward but he do lacks punches i should say and on the time that Inoue made out some move then he wasnt able to block those 1-2 combinations even though its not really that much but the impact and solid punching does the work.He wobbled and knock down
on last few seconds of 1st round and then on 2nd he do able to get those barrage of solid punches from Inoue which the reason the ref completely stop the fight.
You could even tell that Donaire is no longer on his prime obviously.

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Time's up for Donaire. He is going to hang up his gloves and bid boxing good bye. Possibly not boxing in general because he might pursue a boxing clinic, a boxing gym, or perhaps a boxing mentorship, but his professional boxing career may be over. No regrets because he has proven his worth and skills. There is no unfinished business for him in the scene. In fact he will be inducted to the hall of fame because of his boxing accomplishments. He has nothing to prove anymore.

He should really consider hanging up his gloves now, it may not be a good farewell because of that defeat in the rematch with Inoue but he don't have much of a choice now because he is getting older and he may just be a stepping stone for the upcoming generation. Might as well retire while his name is still fresh, he has proven his worth already in this industry and that is already a good reason.

Every boxer does have their own ego whether they do hang up their gloves after a win or not and it would be depending on them but at the age of 39 then it isnt really that bad to consider on hanging up his gloves or

simply retire.The old donaire we used to knows cant already be seen from fast jabs and good footwork but we havent see this on this fight.If you do look closely or trying out to compare both physique then

he is much smaller in appearance than Inoue..I dont know if he lose weight too much yet im not get used to into those kind of body form of Donaire but well thats not a reason.

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Donaire, the Filipino four-division champion, weighed in at 53.4 kg (117.7 lbs), while Inoue, the Japanese knockout artist, weighed in at 53.5 kg (117.9 lbs).

So in terms of weight then its almost the same, so i dont see any relevance on having excuse of their weights.It is really just
the body of Donaire is bit slimmer compared into their first fight.

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Quote from: freedomgo on June 08, 2022, 01:38:13 PM

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on June 07, 2022, 09:12:07 PM

Time's up for Donaire. He is going to hang up his gloves and bid boxing good bye. Possibly not boxing in general because he might pursue a boxing clinic, a boxing gym, or perhaps a boxing mentorship, but his professional boxing career may be over. No regrets because he has proven his worth and skills. There is no unfinished business for him in the scene. In fact he will be inducted to the hall of fame because of his boxing accomplishments. He has nothing to prove anymore.

He should really consider hanging up his gloves now, it may not be a good farewell because of that defeat in the rematch with Inoue but he don't have much of a choice now because he is getting older and he may just be a stepping stone for the upcoming generation. Might as well retire while his name is still fresh, he has proven his worth already in this industry and that is already a good reason.

Every boxer does have their own ego whether they do hang up their gloves after a win or not and it would be depending on them but at the age of 39 then it isnt really that bad to consider on hanging up his gloves or

simply retire.The old donaire we used to knows cant already be seen from fast jabs and good footwork but we havent see this on this fight.If you do look closely or trying out to compare both physique then

he is much smaller in appearance than Inoue..I dont know if he lose weight too much yet im not get used to into those kind of body form of Donaire but well thats not a reason.

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Quote from: arwin100 on June 08, 2022, 05:41:48 AM

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If only Casimero was not stripped of his belt, he could be a great match with Inoue.

yeah, sadly no one can really blame anyone other than him and his team for that incident. If Casimero really wants to fight Inoue I am sure he can get enough fights and wins to be considered as a challenger for Inoue. Casimero has a lot of potential to become one of the best, I just hope he won't waste it and get too discouraged by what happened to his supposed fight with Butler.

Inoue cannot get anything with Casimero right now and its like high risk low reward if he push to fight with him that's why I think this fight between them will never happen, Casimero lost his WBO which is the only ticket to have match with Inoue. The hot target with Inoue right now is Paul butler and if he win he became the undisputed champion. But let see what will happen next if Inoue would fight Butler or he will climb higher.

like I said, Casimero will need enough fights and wins to be considered as a challenger for Inoue. Casimero will need to build his record again and prove to Inoue that he is a worthy fighter for him. I don't expect Inoue to accept a challenge from Casimero right now and I don't expect Casimero to ask for a fight with Inoue at moment too, especially on what happened to his mandatory fight with Butler.

Quote from: freedomgo on June 08, 2022, 01:38:13 PM

He should really consider hanging up his gloves now, it may not be a good farewell because of that defeat in the rematch with Inoue but he don't have much of a choice now because he is getting older and he may just be a stepping stone for the upcoming generation. Might as well retire while his name is still fresh, he has proven his worth already in this industry and that is already a good reason.

I have a feeling that he is considering it(I am just assuming). this fight is a huge loss for him and we all saw how strong Inoue is. also, there is no shameoin retiring.

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Quote from: Fundamentals Of on June 07, 2022, 09:12:07 PM

Time's up for Donaire. He is going to hang up his gloves and bid boxing good bye. Possibly not boxing in general because he might pursue a boxing clinic, a boxing gym, or perhaps a boxing mentorship, but his professional boxing career may be over. No regrets because he has proven his worth and skills. There is no unfinished business for him in the scene. In fact he will be inducted to the hall of fame because of his boxing accomplishments. He has nothing to prove anymore.

He should really consider hanging up his gloves now, it may not be a good farewell because of that defeat in the rematch with Inoue but he don't have much of a choice now because he is getting older and he may just be a stepping stone for the upcoming generation. Might as well retire while his name is still fresh, he has proven his worth already in this industry and that is already a good reason.

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