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inoue a total killer to the body

Rd 2 - KISS Simmons in the house. Das keeps moving. Das keeps trying to stick bod jabs to setup right hook and straight left. Nice 1-2 das. Just like that Das down. It’s the body stuff killing das.

10-8 Inoue
20-17 Inoue

Rd 3 - this won’t likely last long now. Das comes out throwing. Das r
Trying to land. But just outgunned. Das fire back. Das pretty cute here. Body down das gets up. It’s over!!

inoue wrecks guys bodies....best body puncher today?

Great, great day of sports. Hungary brings France back to earth, Germany sends a message, Brooklyn eliminated , and a great series of fights showing specifically why I am a boxing fan first.

How in the hell did Donaire survive for 12?

by being tough as hell and also getting a long count

Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Get him in with rigo ASAP. It’s still a fun fight but can’t let rigo get older...

A walk in the park for the Japanese wrecking machine. Move him up, match him against Canelo or Godzilla.

Inoue should fight the winner of Donaire - Casimero winner.

ironbeard wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 00:58 Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Absolutely.

There's no current boxer I can respect more.

If he was from the UK or the US he'd be a household name.

What more can you expect from a human being?

Thomastearns wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 12:04

ironbeard wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 00:58 Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Absolutely.

There's no current boxer I can respect more.

If he was from the UK or the US he'd be a household name.

What more can you expect from a human being?

he grew up in california, fought in the us amateur system, is a us citizen, speaks fluent english without an accent, and got tons of hype on hbo and has continually headlined on major networks. if anythings holding his popularity back its that he fights at such a low weight and thatt boxing isnt huge in the usa.............its not some perception that he's not from the us

ironbeard wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 00:58 Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Donaire is reminding me of JMM, a guy that seems to only improve and cement a legacy with age. When he was stopped by Walters a few years ago i thought it was the end for Donaire, but how good do his recent performances look now - especially the Inoue effort. Warrior.

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 14:37

ironbeard wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 00:58 Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Donaire is reminding me of JMM, a guy that seems to only improve and cement a legacy with age. When he was stopped by Walters a few years ago i thought it was the end for Donaire, but how good do his recent performances look now - especially the Inoue effort. Warrior.

No doubt. Great comparison.

Ricky wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 14:37

ironbeard wrote: ↑20 Jun 2021, 00:58 Donaire is amazing. Still there. Still competitive. Still committed.

Donaire is reminding me of JMM, a guy that seems to only improve and cement a legacy with age. When he was stopped by Walters a few years ago i thought it was the end for Donaire, but how good do his recent performances look now - especially the Inoue effort. Warrior.

nailed it Ricky.
He continues to impress me. Just when I think he might be sliding, he puts in a terrific performance. And this is a small weight class, where guys fall off the planet when age takes hold.

WBA/WBO bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue after defeating Michael Dasmarinas: "Thank you everyone for your support [for my] second main event in Las Vegas. This time, I was able to relax. This was a mandatory defense, but next time I hope it is for a four-belt world championship unification against the winner of [WBC champion Nontio] Donaire vs. [IBF champion John Riel] Casimero!" [Translated from Japanese with Google Translate].