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In 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.

Fulton can believe what he wants, but the fans are not blind. We saw how he was dominated by Inoue in every round. He should just accept his defeat, move on, and try to become a champion again. Alternatively, he can go to the Bantamweight division and try to fight Donaire, but I think he will suffer the same fate, as Donaire is a hard-hitting boxer as well. If he cannot accept defeat, then I doubt he will become a champion again. He seems to lack the explosiveness and willingness to improve, making him susceptible to easy losses.

Steph Fulton's only choice is to move on and make a new beginning at the featherweight division because that is his only option, he is not that thin to fit at a lower division like the bantamweight division where he indeed have a chance except fighting another Asian boxer. It's his time to accept and vacate junior feather and fight Figueroa up next, but that is if the latter will give him that chance because he surely need to have a redemption fight first.
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In 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.

Fulton can believe what he wants, but the fans are not blind. We saw how he was dominated by Inoue in every round. He should just accept his defeat, move on, and try to become a champion again. Alternatively, he can go to the Bantamweight division and try to fight Donaire, but I think he will suffer the same fate, as Donaire is a hard-hitting boxer as well. If he cannot accept defeat, then I doubt he will become a champion again. He seems to lack the explosiveness and willingness to improve, making him susceptible to easy losses.
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In 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.
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In 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.
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I don't know, but here Spence is talking as if he had everything under control, I don't know if this is worse than praising himself or in a few words he is telling Crawford that he still has to train a lot more to be at his level, I think It's either that he has a lot of confidence or that this boxer really has such a level as to say something like that that seems delicate to me, because it seems to me that he is in control of everything, and this should not look very good for Crawford, he is telling him You are very anxious and it seems Spence is sure to win, this to any boxer in the world who makes statements of this style hits the ego, or it is as we say many times where I live, that Spence is too much.

I'm seeing it as part of a promotional statement, hyping his statue to make it look like his the one who's sacrificing just for the sake of this fight, something that more speculative opinions will come up, though the good catch here is they manage to settle it and now the scheduled fight take place and for those fans who longing to see this long-delay unification match will finally or hopefully will happen.


Yes, if it is a way of promoting himself, it seems to me that it is something quite offensive and at the same time Provocative , I don't know but Crawford I do know that he has fought a lot to get this fight, I don't know how this man can feel when he finally does The eda, personally when there is a type of declaration of this style, I do not like it if it was for me, because as I said before  , it is as if I were seeing him as less , and that he is going to fight to please him when He's not really on his level , so this kind of confidence is good, but he doesn't like him , I don't know , but with everything Crawford has talked about , he has to Beat him.


We will conclude after the fight, almost the fight day and fans who waited for this o happen will now be able to conclude the conversations if who's between these two fighters is the best on this division, unifying all the belts plus the money will surely hype the career of the winner. Looking to see a toe-to-toe executed a game plan for these two champs, more of executions to prove the greatness and not just to punch and run the type of strategy.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

I don't think a rematch will sell more crowds than the first time they fought. I mean It was a one sided victory. Inoue won every round IMO. A fighter can't have an off night if he's in a good condition, Fulton might've just said that because he can't get into his rhythm because Inoue was fast and strong, with good head movements and footwork. Fulton just needs to understand that he's fighting a complete fighter that out classed him in every category.
There are far more interesting fights ahead for Inoue than a rematch against Fulton. I've heard someone is now accusing Inoue for hiding something under his fist to add power to his punches. Well, I guess this is just a challenge for him to fight outside his country. This is going to be interesting and I can't wait for him to fight outside Japan. Maybe he'll also move a couple more weight divisions.

Fulton does not need to make lots of excuses, even if he had an off night but still lost. I think he should accept that if he wants to get back in the game. A rematch may not be fun, as we already know who will likely win, but it could still draw a crowd to see how Inoue will KO Fulton again.

Anyways, there are more interesting fights to discuss. Inoue vs Tapales is already set to happen this year, so we should focus on talking about this upcoming fight.

It will be too much if ever Fulton's camp will chase for a rematch because I don't think that they stand a chance in a rematch, I mean the first encounter already said it all that Inoue was the better boxer and now it's Fulton's time to climb the next division as that was first plan regardless of the result of this fight.

Moreover, I don't think that Inoue or Bob Arum will still entertain Fulton's camp if they will ask for a rematch because after what happened, they don't want to get themselves involved in a boxer who throws a lot of baseless stuffs and for them, there are lots of interesting fights in their horizon now rather than wasting some time with Fulton.
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I don't know, but here Spence is talking as if he had everything under control, I don't know if this is worse than praising himself or in a few words he is telling Crawford that he still has to train a lot more to be at his level, I think It's either that he has a lot of confidence or that this boxer really has such a level as to say something like that that seems delicate to me, because it seems to me that he is in control of everything, and this should not look very good for Crawford, he is telling him You are very anxious and it seems Spence is sure to win, this to any boxer in the world who makes statements of this style hits the ego, or it is as we say many times where I live, that Spence is too much.

I'm seeing it as part of a promotional statement, hyping his statue to make it look like his the one who's sacrificing just for the sake of this fight, something that more speculative opinions will come up, though the good catch here is they manage to settle it and now the scheduled fight take place and for those fans who longing to see this long-delay unification match will finally or hopefully will happen.


Yes, if it is a way of promoting himself, it seems to me that it is something quite offensive and at the same time Provocative , I don't know but Crawford I do know that he has fought a lot to get this fight, I don't know how this man can feel when he finally does The eda, personally when there is a type of declaration of this style, I do not like it if it was for me, because as I said before  , it is as if I were seeing him as less , and that he is going to fight to please him when He's not really on his level , so this kind of confidence is good, but he doesn't like him , I don't know , but with everything Crawford has talked about , he has to Beat him.


After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

I don't think a rematch will sell more crowds than the first time they fought. I mean It was a one sided victory. Inoue won every round IMO. A fighter can't have an off night if he's in a good condition, Fulton might've just said that because he can't get into his rhythm because Inoue was fast and strong, with good head movements and footwork. Fulton just needs to understand that he's fighting a complete fighter that out classed him in every category.
There are far more interesting fights ahead for Inoue than a rematch against Fulton. I've heard someone is now accusing Inoue for hiding something under his fist to add power to his punches. Well, I guess this is just a challenge for him to fight outside his country. This is going to be interesting and I can't wait for him to fight outside Japan. Maybe he'll also move a couple more weight divisions.

Fulton does not need to make lots of excuses, even if he had an off night but still lost. I think he should accept that if he wants to get back in the game. A rematch may not be fun, as we already know who will likely win, but it could still draw a crowd to see how Inoue will KO Fulton again.

Anyways, there are more interesting fights to discuss. Inoue vs Tapales is already set to happen this year, so we should focus on talking about this upcoming fight.

Well things when it comes to boxing and the different types of people who lose are reactions that can be quite strong, in this case Fulton says the things I understand, why? He is a boxer who cannot lose his reputation, if he affirms that he did not like the result of the fight (despite his poor performance) this can open doors to other fights with other boxers and with the possible position of that he demands another rematch from Inoue, and the Japanese, despite the fact that he is a very calm and very professional person, I am sure that he will give him the opportunity for a good rematch.

Now, having already welcomed Inoue to this beautiful category, it is easier to say that Inoue is a boxer who can easily fight Tapales or whoever he wants, the Japanese is already showing that nothing and nobody is too big for him, this He makes the other boxers put a lot of effort, honestly this great athlete Inoue raises his level wherever he goes, and that's great.

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Stephen Fulton has taken to social media to express his thoughts following his loss to Naoya Inoue this past Tuesday.

Fulton travelled to Japan to defend his WBC and WBO world super bantamweight titles against 'The Monster', but the challenger produced another exceptional performance, dominating the contest and brought it to an early end in round eight.

In the immediate aftermath, Fulton remained silence, but now this silence has been broken with the Philadelphia fighter posting the following message on Instagram.

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In 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.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

I don't think a rematch will sell more crowds than the first time they fought. I mean It was a one sided victory. Inoue won every round IMO. A fighter can't have an off night if he's in a good condition, Fulton might've just said that because he can't get into his rhythm because Inoue was fast and strong, with good head movements and footwork. Fulton just needs to understand that he's fighting a complete fighter that out classed him in every category.
There are far more interesting fights ahead for Inoue than a rematch against Fulton. I've heard someone is now accusing Inoue for hiding something under his fist to add power to his punches. Well, I guess this is just a challenge for him to fight outside his country. This is going to be interesting and I can't wait for him to fight outside Japan. Maybe he'll also move a couple more weight divisions.
Most likely that is the case, and that's why he has a excuse in this fight. But we have seen that Inoue won every round, Fulton might have some success in the 5th round, but other than that, he didn't win any single round against Inoue and he might underestimated the Japanese fighter as the smaller one but in this fight, the smaller Inoue was the bigger puncher. I'm also seeing him moving up in weight after his plan unification fight against Tapales. 126 lbs might be his biggest challenge, but Inoue is really that elite that I think he can still win and beat the best out of the featherweight division.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

I don't think a rematch will sell more crowds than the first time they fought. I mean It was a one sided victory. Inoue won every round IMO. A fighter can't have an off night if he's in a good condition, Fulton might've just said that because he can't get into his rhythm because Inoue was fast and strong, with good head movements and footwork. Fulton just needs to understand that he's fighting a complete fighter that out classed him in every category.
There are far more interesting fights ahead for Inoue than a rematch against Fulton. I've heard someone is now accusing Inoue for hiding something under his fist to add power to his punches. Well, I guess this is just a challenge for him to fight outside his country. This is going to be interesting and I can't wait for him to fight outside Japan. Maybe he'll also move a couple more weight divisions.

Fulton does not need to make lots of excuses, even if he had an off night but still lost. I think he should accept that if he wants to get back in the game. A rematch may not be fun, as we already know who will likely win, but it could still draw a crowd to see how Inoue will KO Fulton again.

Anyways, there are more interesting fights to discuss. Inoue vs Tapales is already set to happen this year, so we should focus on talking about this upcoming fight.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

I don't think a rematch will sell more crowds than the first time they fought. I mean It was a one sided victory. Inoue won every round IMO. A fighter can't have an off night if he's in a good condition, Fulton might've just said that because he can't get into his rhythm because Inoue was fast and strong, with good head movements and footwork. Fulton just needs to understand that he's fighting a complete fighter that out classed him in every category.
There are far more interesting fights ahead for Inoue than a rematch against Fulton. I've heard someone is now accusing Inoue for hiding something under his fist to add power to his punches. Well, I guess this is just a challenge for him to fight outside his country. This is going to be interesting and I can't wait for him to fight outside Japan. Maybe he'll also move a couple more weight divisions.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.

Damn mate, he lost a fan here, why not just admit that he lost to Inoue and that there will be no excuses? He said a lot of things prior to the fight that he is the better fighter and that Inoue can't hurt him. Just look at what happen to him here, he was clearly dominated by the Japanese fighter and he can't open up in this fight. He should know better that he should give respect to the fighter that beat him.

In any case, he can still bounce back, maybe he can beat 90% of the 122 lbs right now. But if he steps up in the ring against Inoue in rematch, I doubt that Fulton can win. And I wonder what will be the excuses of him if he lost twice to Naoya.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.
After watching the whole replay there is really nothing he could do after he was knocked down. His knees became wobbly and Inoue smell the blood leaking.  Cheesy
That's not an off night for him, it was just a shitty reason and all ego. Surely you are right Fulton was outclassed by Inoue there. I doubt he will get a rematch too, because once Inoue wins against Tapales, he will not stay on the weight class and might take the next step upward.
It is a shameful loss but that's boxing, that just means there is still room for improvement for Fulton or there's something lacking on his training formula.

And you can see that Inoue even didn't blink and put a follow up shot without looking, it's just his instinct as you have said, as he smells that he will take out Fulton in that round. Although as reported that Fulton has a great chin as he was able to withstand the volume punching of Figueroa, but against Inoue, it's different. It's no volume but pure power in every punch that Inoue releases. We can even hear his power once it touches Fulton. And even if Fulton is technically sound, Inoue's relentlessness is so overpowering that it's hard to defend against that kind of fighter. The sad thing though is that after his lost, he can't still accept that he was beaten by the better man that night and that he has nothing to offer even in his best version.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.
After watching the whole replay there is really nothing he could do after he was knocked down. His knees became wobbly and Inoue smell the blood leaking.  Cheesy
That's not an off night for him, it was just a shitty reason and all ego. Surely you are right Fulton was outclassed by Inoue there. I doubt he will get a rematch too, because once Inoue wins against Tapales, he will not stay on the weight class and might take the next step upward.
It is a shameful loss but that's boxing, that just means there is still room for improvement for Fulton or there's something lacking on his training formula.
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After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks


It is funny how Fulton reacted.  He said he has an off night and it is his own poor performance that get him KO'ed but it is very clear that he was outclassed by Inoue.  Fulton should give the credit when it is due.  Inoue just stops him from being him and there is nothing more to it but sadly Fulton due to his ego doesn't admit that.  We might probably be seeing a rematch between Fulton and Inoue after this possible fight for the undisputed title of the super bantamweight division.
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Yeah, Fulton was knocked out in the 8th round. That winning hook punch made it all for Inoue. When he has seen the opening that Fulton has already felt that punch, he continued until the referee stopped the fight. The IQ that Inoue has for boxing really is unbearable and that's why he's got that title of his. I am not sure if Marlon Tapales will be able to beat him but if that's going to be a match again for Inoue, I don't want another kababayan being beaten by this monster.


Nothing that Tapales can do now but to work more with his skills and capabilities, after witnessing that huge solid combinations from Inoue, he needed to prepare himself to try countering or try to avoid and lessen the chance of him being KO, It's a tough job but we never know what may happen, he manage to win the belt and we may see another luck from him and upset Inoue'.

Just saying, but inside me I know the chance is really slim as Inoue is really a monster inside the ring.
It was just a challenge for now right and this isn't official yet? But if it becomes official for sure that the majority will want to support Inoue on this match. But as a countryman, of course, we want to support our very own as well. There's a need to become fully prepared on this one because the monster just has proved himself in so many matches that he's undefeated. He's got a colorful and lively career and that's why if someone beats him out, that will put a stain on his career record but I don't think that's going to be easy for the challengers. Whether it's Tapales or any other boxer that's eyeing him to be out, we will see that within the next several months. For now, Inoue has to take a rest maybe a month or two then will be looking for another match or gonna move to the next weigh class.
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Fulton keep his silence since the KO, it must have sunk in already since yesterday that he really lost it. I was actually just assuming the guy is sulking because he did his best to annoy Inoue by accusing drug enhancement and the cake yet he still lost.

That moment while Inoue celebrated his new belt, Tapales also went ahead to challenge Inoue to unify the title. It's the next fight of Inoue. I doubt Tapales can make a big make a clean shot to Inoue but they are a match. Both are small. It's gonna be fun.


After that loss Stephen Fulton's ego was so much high that he is not really doesn't accept that he lost the fight or pretty much he is just upset with the result he surely added that the punches of Naoya Inoue were not the ones that KO'ed him but his poor performance inside the ring, but surely after the fight, this is what Fulton's 1st interview, there is not much but surely enjoy it,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNnBIwpAks



And so Moving on to the next event the Spence Jr. vs. Crawford: The Fight of the Century for sure this is going to be 1 hell of a fight and I am going to be ready for this, surely I missed the Stephen Fulton VS Naoya Inoue fight but this 1 I will keep my alarm on it, and in this event, undercard Nonito Donaire is facing Alejandro Santiago for the WBC World Bantamweight Title and another Filipino Aston Palicte will be facing a Mexican fighter Jose Salas,

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Isn't the KO illegal already as Fulton had touched the ground with his glove but Inoue took the chance to another left resulting in Fulton falling? I have the feeling that Fulton will complain about this soon. This guy has been looking for some reason not to fight Inoue since May and then this technical issue happens. He is going to make it an issue.

It looks like a David vs Goliath fight but it's an absolutely dominant win for Inoue since round 1.

I reviewed that sequence but IMO that's not illegal because it's the momentum of Inoue that cause him to punch Fulton while he was going to touch the canvass. Fault of the referee as he was so slow to grab Inoue for him to not punch anymore.

Nevertheless i don't think that knockdown will warrant a protest on Team Fulton as Inoue beat him "fair and square" from the opening salvo.

I have thought that Fulton could somehow make a resistance but turns out that i'm wrong as Inoue easily dismantle the bigger Fulton.

I was thinking of that specific moment too and was not able to answer my question until I read this. I sincerely thought that Inoue might receive some penalties because of what happened but when the judges and referee didn't do nothing makes me think that it was a legal and Fulton wasn't able to absorb that punch from Inoue. I mean, Inoue wouldn't do that in the first place if he knows that it is not allowed. I agree that the referee was too slow to prevent that follow up punch from landing into Fulton.

Fulton keep his silence since the KO, it must have sunk in already since yesterday that he really lost it. I was actually just assuming the guy is sulking because he did his best to annoy Inoue by accusing drug enhancement and the cake yet he still lost.

That moment while Inoue celebrated his new belt, Tapales also went ahead to challenge Inoue to unify the title. It's the next fight of Inoue. I doubt Tapales can make a big make a clean shot to Inoue but they are a match. Both are small. It's gonna be fun.
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Isn't the KO illegal already as Fulton had touched the ground with his glove but Inoue took the chance to another left resulting in Fulton falling? I have the feeling that Fulton will complain about this soon. This guy has been looking for some reason not to fight Inoue since May and then this technical issue happens. He is going to make it an issue.

It looks like a David vs Goliath fight but it's an absolutely dominant win for Inoue since round 1.

I reviewed that sequence but IMO that's not illegal because it's the momentum of Inoue that cause him to punch Fulton while he was going to touch the canvass. Fault of the referee as he was so slow to grab Inoue for him to not punch anymore.

Nevertheless i don't think that knockdown will warrant a protest on Team Fulton as Inoue beat him "fair and square" from the opening salvo.

I have thought that Fulton could somehow make a resistance but turns out that i'm wrong as Inoue easily dismantle the bigger Fulton.

I was thinking of that specific moment too and was not able to answer my question until I read this. I sincerely thought that Inoue might receive some penalties because of what happened but when the judges and referee didn't do nothing makes me think that it was a legal and Fulton wasn't able to absorb that punch from Inoue. I mean, Inoue wouldn't do that in the first place if he knows that it is not allowed. I agree that the referee was too slow to prevent that follow up punch from landing into Fulton.
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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.

Yup! I Agree, after seeing how Naoya Inoue fight it was surely a great showcase not only with his power and knockout capability but his technicality and speed, there is no doubt that feint also is really looking terrible for Fulton, it was like Stephen Fulton was intimidated by Inoue, or maybe he is feeling his punches I really don't know Stephen Fulton used to have some defense on his stance and I likely think he can deflect or evade Naoya Inoue's punches but maybe the speed of Naoya Inoue is really something for Fulton,


Isn't the KO illegal already as Fulton had touched the ground with his glove but Inoue took the chance to another left resulting in Fulton falling? I have the feeling that Fulton will complain about this soon. This guy has been looking for some reason not to fight Inoue since May and then this technical issue happens. He is going to make it an issue.

It looks like a David vs Goliath fight but it's an absolutely dominant win for Inoue since round 1.

At the heat of the battle you will never really notice it, and surely Stephen Fulton is still standing up that time, or maybe Naoya Inoue is applying rules from the MMA, (just kidding) but surely I really think it wasn't intentional but surely if the camp of Stephen Fulton would look at the replay for sure they will see what really happen,

Well, what is next to Naoya Inoue I say Marlon Tapales, and I think Naoya Inoue wants him next aswell while Tapales say that he wants to prove something for his country and this fight will be at November for sure it will be another big fight,

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Isn't the KO illegal already as Fulton had touched the ground with his glove but Inoue took the chance to another left resulting in Fulton falling? I have the feeling that Fulton will complain about this soon. This guy has been looking for some reason not to fight Inoue since May and then this technical issue happens. He is going to make it an issue.

It looks like a David vs Goliath fight but it's an absolutely dominant win for Inoue since round 1.

I reviewed that sequence but IMO that's not illegal because it's the momentum of Inoue that cause him to punch Fulton while he was going to touch the canvass. Fault of the referee as he was so slow to grab Inoue for him to not punch anymore.

Nevertheless i don't think that knockdown will warrant a protest on Team Fulton as Inoue beat him "fair and square" from the opening salvo.

I have thought that Fulton could somehow make a resistance but turns out that i'm wrong as Inoue easily dismantle the bigger Fulton.

If there is someone who is at fault here, it should be the referee. He should have called it as a knockdown as Fulton touches the gloves and so he will need to count Fulton. But he was so far away that he wasn't able to do that and so Inoue will have to do what he needs to do, knock out his opponent out and boxers should protect themselves at all times.

It's just moot point if the Fulton camp are going to file for a complain. Admit it or not, he is soundly beaten and it's hard to give any rounds for him. It was a clear dominated win by Inoue and the only way for Fulton to win is via knockout. But he doesn't have the power and he is slowly fading as we enter the championships round. Just a matter of time that Inoue will counter him or hit him flush to score a knockout or knockdown.
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