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ValMar wrote: ↑17 May 2019, 17:18 For me, LWW, WW, MW, LHW and HW are quite decent now. CW (without Usyk) might be competitive, too. There are two top class fighters at SFW (Davis and Berchelt) and if they move up, than LW will become very hot (with Lomachenko, T. Lopez, even R. Garcia).
The other weight divisions are pretty weak (LMW might be some kind of the border-line). I hope you may agree with me ?

Yeh. LMW is decent.

Excellent win for Inoue

What a murderous puncher. A one of the today's scariest fighters. I thought, Rodriguez would last for a couple of rounds more.

DrDuke wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 16:30 What a murderous puncher. A one of the today's scariest fighters. I thought, Rodriguez would last for a couple of rounds more.

Yeh: round 1 looked promising.

Yea I gave first round to Rodriguez but could call it either way. Rodriguez looked bigger and Inoue looks like he as some holes in his defense but you can't argue with his hand speed, power and punch placement/accuracy. Even though early you kind of have to wonder if a Japanese Pacqaio in the making.

I am BLOWN away someone punching that hard at 118lb - Inoue was born with power wish him the best for the future!

Thomastearns wrote: ↑15 May 2019, 14:49 That last paragraph quote heats things up wonderfully. It looks like 'the monster' is trying to psyche himself up further.

But can he deliver?

Silly question.

One of the most chilling demolitions of a respected unbeaten fighter I've seen in years.
World class accuracy.

What a monster indeed. Manny came prepared for the biggest fight of his life and got the life sucked out of him during that short sequence. Inoue should have no problems with Nonito who's a name that rings a bell to most. He will come out of this tournament as the lower weights Lomachenko and rightfully so. Cant wait to see him against Nery

Onekrazyrican wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:27 What a monster indeed. Manny came prepared for the biggest fight of his life and got the life sucked out of him during that short sequence. Inoue should have no problems with Nonito who's a name that rings a bell to most. He will come out of this tournament as the lower weights Lomachenko and rightfully so. Cant wait to see him against Nery

I find him to be more Pacqiao than Loma.

ValMar wrote: ↑17 May 2019, 17:18 For me, LWW, WW, MW, LHW and HW are quite decent now. CW (without Usyk) might be competitive, too. There are two top class fighters at SFW (Davis and Berchelt) and if they move up, than LW will become very hot (with Lomachenko, T. Lopez, even R. Garcia).
The other weight divisions are pretty weak (LMW might be some kind of the border-line). I hope you may agree with me ?

CW is sh.it, with Usyk and without him

Super Flyweight is stacked.

122 too, Danny Román is a tremendous fighter and his fight against Doheny was great.

Román vs Navarrete is fight of year candidate.

126 is stacked too.

victor-romeo wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 18:09 I find him to be more Pacqiao than Loma.

Nah

Inoue has the orthodox style of Japanese Boxing School but elevated to the perfection

They are doing a very different and interesting Job in amateur

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 16:31 Yeh: round 1 looked promising.

Not really.

Rodríguez fought a stu.pid fight.

Too flat footed

Without defense and exchanging against a better and Stronger rival

It was a suicidal strategy

Inoue has p4p #1 potential and i really like him, he's currently one of my favourite fighter and that was a great win, go Naoya!

victor-romeo wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 18:09 I find him to be more Pacqiao than Loma.

Yeah definitely like a young Manny

Going to be an exciting ride

ewenhay wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 19:13 Yeah definitely like a young Manny

Going to be an exciting ride

What weight will be Inoue’s ceiling.

Saturday 18, May 2019
The SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
promoter Sauerland Event - Wilfried Sauerland
matchmaker Tom Dallas

Ivan Baranchyk 19 0 0
vs
Josh Taylor 14 0 0
International Boxing Federation World Super Lightweight Title
World Boxing Council Silver Super Lightweight Title

Emmanuel Rodriguez 19 0 0
vs
Naoya Inoue 17 0 0
International Boxing Federation World Bantamweight Title
World Boxing Association World Bantamweight Title

Zach Parker 17 0 0
vs
Steven Crambert 8 4 0

Paul Butler 28 2 0
vs
TBA

Lee McGregor 5 0 0
vs
Cristian Narvaez 15 15 4

Reece McFadden 2 0 0
vs
Georgi Georgiev 7 14 1

Chantelle Cameron 9 0 0
vs
TBA

Tommy Philbin 11 0 0
vs
Harry Matthews 16 41 3




Emmanuel Rodriguez 19 0 0
vs
Naoya Inoue 17 0 0
International Boxing Federation World Bantamweight Title
World Boxing Association World Bantamweight Title

Inoue won by quick Stoppage





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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 19:15 What weight will be Inoue’s ceiling.

Probably lightweight

ewenhay wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 06:27 Probably lightweight

Ha.

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 07:17Ha.

He’s only 25 or so. Why not?

What does The Monster rehydrate to ?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 07:27 He’s only 25 or so. Why not?

I think that he might hit junior lightweight.

Lightweight may be pushing it, even for a Monster.

SenorPipino wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 13:25 I think that he might hit junior lightweight.

Lightweight may be pushing it, even for a Monster.

Look at Pac? He went all the way to 147

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 14:31 Look at Pac? He went all the way to 147

It would be fine to see Inoue against Rigo, than Davis and Berchelt, and............against Loma................
I know it is not realistic scenario, but it would be fine..............