Naoya Inoue v Yoann Boyeau. Ouch!

[Spicoli]

Was hoping to see Inoue on 'Super Fly II' card but sounds like he's moving up to 118 which sincerely sucks and makes a guy wonder why. Inoue and Wangek clash is right there! With brutal beat downs like this hopefully HBO can take some of that Cletus Seldin airtime and get excited about a potential Inoue v Tete showdown . Maybe Wangek follows him up?

[Fenster]

That's the best left hand in boxing, whether a jab or lethal hook downstairs or on the bonce, looks so heavy and deceptive, greased lightening to boot.

Kal Yafai, WBA champ, turned down the fight for SF2. At Bantam, Tete, Burnett (IBF, WBA champ) or the drug cheat Nery are all fantastic matchups. And, of course, Yamanaka would be the Japanese fight.

He said he's willing to come to the UK for a champ, wonder how willing they'll be to invite him? The Tete fight would be fantastic.

[powerpuncher]

He looked great. Very unfortunate that he is moving up in weight because there are a few really good options for him at 115.

[Alpha]

That's the best left hand in boxing, whether a jab or lethal hook downstairs or on the bonce, looks so heavy and deceptive, greased lightening to boot.

Kal Yafai, WBA champ, turned down the fight for SF2. At Bantam, Tete, Burnett (IBF, WBA champ) or the drug cheat Nery are all fantastic matchups. And, of course, Yamanaka would be the Japanese fight.

He said he's willing to come to the UK for a champ, wonder how willing they'll be to invite him? The Tete fight would be fantastic.

Jerwin Ancajas apparently turned Inoue down as well. Tete would take the fight. Hearn probably won't want to risk Burnett, unless the money is nice. The Tete fight is mouth watering. Even a fight with the tainted Nery would be awesome to see how good Nery really is.

He looked great. Very unfortunate that he is moving up in weight because there are a few really good options for him at 115.

It's sad we won't see him in against the Estrada/ Wangek winner anytime soon.

[Fenster]

Even without Inoue, the combination at superfly of Ancajas and Yafai with Estrada and Wang make it still a great division. I think the matches for Inoue stepping up are just as exciting. Nery has already proved himself top-drawer by backing up the Yamanaka win with Villanueva.

Adam Booth, Burnett's trainer/manager, is about as shrewd as it gets matching his guys. Burnett is basically a unified prospect. I'd be surprised if he puts Burnett in with any of those three, for at least 12 months or so, but if he did, I wouldn't write Burnett off.

[Spicoli]

Can't remember the last time I heard a guy yell like that being hit to the body . Have a sneaking suspicion..a hope maybe..that Tete is in the offing as there was mention of Tete for a spot on HBO superfly card. It's a stretch but wbo loves to rocket favorites into mandatory when they climb divisions. Bottom line is he needs to be featured in States. Can easily see Wang and his David Tua legs going up to 118 to make a date also.

[Alpha]

Even without Inoue, the combination at superfly of Ancajas and Yafai with Estrada and Wang make it still a great division. I think the matches for Inoue stepping up are just as exciting. Nery has already proved himself top-drawer by backing up the Yamanaka win with Villanueva.

Adam Booth, Burnett's trainer/manager, is about as shrewd as it gets matching his guys. Burnett is basically a unified prospect. I'd be surprised if he puts Burnett in with any of those three, for at least 12 months or so, but if he did, I wouldn't write Burnett off.

You left out Caudras, who is on par with anyone at 115. I'm not entirely sure if Gonzalez is completely done yet. Rau'shee Warren is always a tough out. Don't think much of Tso, but Norberto Jimenez is a hard guy to beat. The division is definitely still alive and well.

I agree Burnett will be a stern test for anyone, it's more Hearn & co stalling things.