I want to see Tank v Inoue at Jr Lightweight/Super-Featherweight!

[ykdadamaja]

I know some of you will say Inoue is too small, but he can make this weight and he can give Tank some competition. What do you say? Tank is not some enormous Lightweight....

Make this happen for the fans. It can happen!

[Master]

Inoue is too small and Tank is too big for this fantasy fight.

[Primo Carnera]

Inoue is too small and Tank is too big for this fantasy fight.

Yep, and unfortunately that means that for it to happen, one of the fighters has to be at a disadvantage.
Either Tank is way too big and strong, or he has to boil down and would be weak and dehydrated.

[ykdadamaja]

I want to see it. It can happen...

[Big J]

Why stop at Tank? Why not Inoue vs. Zhilei Zhang
Inoue hasn't even fought at 126 yet
This is casual fan talk

[ykdadamaja]

Why stop at Tank? Why not Inoue vs. Zhilei Zhang
Inoue hasn't even fought at 126 yet
This is casual fan talk

Who would have thought Canelo would move up to possibly cruiserweight?

[Alpha]

I want to see it. It can happen...

Did you also want to see Erik Morales or Marco Antonio Barrera fight Shane Mosley, when he was a lightweight and they were both at 122?

[Primo Carnera]

Why stop at Tank? Why not Inoue vs. Zhilei Zhang
Inoue hasn't even fought at 126 yet
This is casual fan talk

Who would have thought Canelo would move up to possibly cruiserweight?

Canelo has been busted for PEDs though. #justsaying

[Master]

Canelo gradually went up the weights over the years and did not stay at Cruiserweight long when he found that opponents were too big and he was too small.

[ykdadamaja]

I want to see it. It can happen...

Did you also want to see Erik Morales or Marco Antonio Barrera fight Shane Mosley, when he was a lightweight and they were both at 122?

No. But I wanted to see a Hamed fight v Mayweather before the former lost to Barrera.

[Primo Carnera]

I want to see it. It can happen...

Did you also want to see Erik Morales or Marco Antonio Barrera fight Shane Mosley, when he was a lightweight and they were both at 122?

No. But I wanted to see a Hamed fight v Mayweather before the former lost to Barrera.

Fuck me! At the time there was one weight class difference , 5lbs! And Mayweather offered Hamed a catchweight.

[TIC]

Canelo gradually went up the weights over the years and did not stay at Cruiserweight long when he found that opponents were too big and he was too small.

when did i miss canelo at cruiserweight?

I want to see it. It can happen...

Did you also want to see Erik Morales or Marco Antonio Barrera fight Shane Mosley, when he was a lightweight and they were both at 122?

No. But I wanted to see a Hamed fight v Mayweather before the former lost to Barrera.

Fuck me! At the time there was one weight class difference , 5lbs! And Mayweather offered Hamed a catchweight.

only four pounds between super feather & feather & only two pounds with the catchweight of one twenty eight. naseem had been one weight division below super feather for about four years when floyd offered the catchweight. naoya is still two weight divisions below tank & is already a total of five divisions above where he started. it could happen. i've heard tank say one thirty regarding the fight. tank hasn't been back to one thirty in almost four years. naoya has already set out his agenda of sam goodman & mj before attempting to move to feather. who knows, maybe turki throws some money around & everyone is happen. personally i think team naoya are much smarter than that & don't need tank

[Spicoli]

Have to side-eye this one just as I do Crawford v Canelo and other multi weight leaps. Not sure who plays who style wise but another making "big name" star on star match ups just for the pocket book. That's fine if we're in hollywood but the realities and physical boundaries can't be ignored. And I've always loathed division leap frogging when there are already realistic top fights for all parties involved.

I mean Tank could shrivel back down to a pace he hasn't seen in years and Inoue would be in a place up two divisions where he's never even been prior. It would likely give new meaning to a 50 percent vs 50 percent match . Both have so much sitting on their plates that would be a shot in the arm for the sport. And respect to both, they def don't need each other. Davis is going into a solid fight with Martin and hopefully moves quick after that. Sign me right up for Tank and buzzsaw Barboza. I really look forward to Inoue kicking the door in on 126 and think it has a good chance of being entertaining with either Ford or Lopez and sweeping up all the straps for 3 division full unification which is insane. Huge things ahead for both if politricks doesn't get in the way.

[Primo Carnera]

Canelo gradually went up the weights over the years and did not stay at Cruiserweight long when he found that opponents were too big and he was too small.

when did i miss canelo at cruiserweight?

I want to see it. It can happen...

Did you also want to see Erik Morales or Marco Antonio Barrera fight Shane Mosley, when he was a lightweight and they were both at 122?

No. But I wanted to see a Hamed fight v Mayweather before the former lost to Barrera.

Fuck me! At the time there was one weight class difference , 5lbs! And Mayweather offered Hamed a catchweight.

only four pounds between super feather & feather & only two pounds with the catchweight of one twenty eight. naseem had been one weight division below super feather for about four years when floyd offered the catchweight. naoya is still two weight divisions below tank & is already a total of five divisions above where he started. it could happen. i've heard tank say one thirty regarding the fight. tank hasn't been back to one thirty in almost four years. naoya has already set out his agenda of sam goodman & mj before attempting to move to feather. who knows, maybe turki throws some money around & everyone is happen. personally i think team naoya are much smarter than that & don't need tank

I like Tank, but he talks a lot of smack. No way on earth he comes down to 130.

[Alpha]

Both Davies and Inoue have enough dance partners around their current weight divisions to keep them both busy and challenged.