Narai wins a split decision. Another good contest.
The Japanese fighters are so respectful. Really classy to see their humility.
One boxer has just apologised in the ring for being injured and pulling out of his fight.
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Narai wins a split decision. Another good contest.
The Japanese fighters are so respectful. Really classy to see their humility.
One boxer has just apologised in the ring for being injured and pulling out of his fight.
Inoue destroys Kim in 4 rounds. It was predictable but good to see Monster in action and throwing signed T shirts into the crowd.
It keeps Arum going who is saying Inoue is coming to Vegas next. Wonder who he will take on next.
alan picasso's name has been mentioned as possibly being next
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AX2doP75co
Kim encouraging Inoue on……be careful what you wish for. :) not that it makes a blind bit of difference, but did you hear the count? 1,2,3,4,7!
naoya inoue's left hook to the body looks just like eddie mustafa muhammad's left hook to the body. thats a really, really sneaky punch.
JCC Superstar, Ricky Hatton, Mickey Ward had great left hooks to the body.
And Maccarinelli.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Inoue is the REAL p4p #1, and has been for a LONG time. He's beaten an impressive array of dangerous fighters, and doesn't duck anybody. The only problem I see is his not fighting in the US more. Hopefully that comes to an end soon, as they're talking about him facing David Picasso in Vegas in June. Super impressive how he went to super bantam to crush Stephen Fulton, and two fights later beat the crap out of bad boy Luis Nery. Wonder how high his ceiling goes.
I've had Usyk as my P4P #1 for a long time, with Inoue as a worthy challenger to the throne and Crawford at #3, largely due to activity.
Usyk is my #2, but you can definitely make a good case for each. Usyk's run in heavyweight is nothing short of remarkable, and he gets all the credit in the world. For me it's still The Monster, though. ;D