Naoya Inoue - new Japanese star

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MightyWarrior
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Naoya Inoue - new Japanese star

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He's won two world titles already, and only had eight fights - That is some record

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

You can see his latest very impressive two round win over at Fight News
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Great shout MW - this was his 'coming out' party for me - indisputable evidence that he is the real deal after an impressive start to his pro career.

Love the way he went about the job after catching his Narvaez cold - stepped off, was patient and found room for a wide variety of hard shots - didn't crowd his work or blow himself out chasing the KO as you might expect a relative pro novice would..

His nickname appears well deserved - he could be the next Nonito Donaire given the way he boxes
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I say Him Vs Roman Gonzalez would be some fight :box:
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roman gonzalez, guevara and estrada all good options
prefer vs guevara
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Its about time more people were talking about him...just a shame its taken this long....if youve just taken notice of him now...go back and watch his other fights. The ko against Chuwatana was SRR like, the performance against Sano was a 1 handed master class, against Taguchi he struggled a little (Taguchi is now the WBA champ at 108), the Mancio bout was a seek and destroy beat down, Victory over Hernandez was a bit of everything...
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Now he just needs an "I'm #1" shirt :bag:
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Boxing Prospect wrote:Its about time more people were talking about him...just a shame its taken this long....if youve just taken notice of him now...go back and watch his other fights. The ko against Chuwatana was SRR like, the performance against Sano was a 1 handed master class, against Taguchi he struggled a little (Taguchi is now the WBA champ at 108), the Mancio bout was a seek and destroy beat down, Victory over Hernandez was a bit of everything...
Have I been wrong about the division limits for all these years? I always thought 109 and 106 were the light fly and straw-weight limits?
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105 is straw and 108 is light fly. good to see that Boxing Monthly have Gonzalez their fighter of the year award, was the right choice and showed real worldwide appreciation of the sport. Boxing News gave it to Cotto!?!?! Lazy journalism and they're often guilty of being UK/USA focused. Wonder what the new year will bring for Inoue....he looks like Golovkin, power wise
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lol at Cotto getting it
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veriton wrote:105 is straw and 108 is light fly. good to see that Boxing Monthly have Gonzalez their fighter of the year award, was the right choice and showed real worldwide appreciation of the sport. Boxing News gave it to Cotto!?!?! Lazy journalism and they're often guilty of being UK/USA focused. Wonder what the new year will bring for Inoue....he looks like Golovkin, power wise
TBF there have been some terrible "awards" this past year, how Kosei Tanaka didn't get prospect of the year is a mystery, Shingo Inoue wasn't even mentioned in most trainer of the year things, the BWAA and ESPN ones were a load of crap which gave no credit to anything from Asia unless it was on a Macau card. Ignorance really.
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Inoue looked huge in there on Tuesday night for a superfly, how did he make 105lbs before!
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