Inoue vs Nery | Post Fight Reaction | Destruction in the Dome 🏟️🇯🇵

Here are my post-fight thoughts and breakdown for Inoue and Nery
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[@BoxingLife]

Technical breakdown analysis (with fight footage) is now available on my Patreon covering all Inoue's knockdowns and finish www.patreon.com/posts/destruction-in-103804073?Link&

[@MustAfaalik]

Excellent unbiased analysis!

[@jobymanuel1353]

Nery didn't have a plan B if he couldn't keep the Monster down, and he paid the price for it

[@369kevin4]

Unlike other boxers, Inoue does not aim for a decision, but fights for KO. Naturally, he enters his opponent's territory, so there is a risk of being hit by a bullet. But Inoue was not hit by a bullet except for the first round down. Other boxers would be hit by many bullets if they aim for KO in every match. People who watch fighters who always outbox each other may not understand this. Inoue has said before: "If I want to win by decision, I can win without getting punched. But the fans don't want to see that, so I'm going to take the risk and go for KO.” This is the mentality of a special fighter.

[@user-rq4dc6op8t]

まるでMike Tysonのようだ

[@jason-dj7nf]

Inoue's fights never disappoint, he's just so explosive and sharp. I never look away when i'm watching him fight because he can end a fight in a second.

[@DavidHuston]

Very true, his fights are never boring.

[@ianmwangi4591]

His fights are the most entertaining fights in boxing imo

[@ApolloMateoKyrie]

if Inoue was REALLY an "all-time great," we wouldn't need U2 TELL us that over & over, we DONT KNOW HIM 👀 #TooSmall #TooForeign

[@generalkanki9036]

​@@ApolloMateoKyrieshut up casual, stick to NBA

[@left0vers30]

@@ApolloMateoKyrie 🫵🤣🤣🤣

[@user-vf1mq7fe9x]

Not gonna lie, watching my favorite fighter dropped to the canvas in the first round made my heart stop for what seemed like ages. But bloody hell, it was an exhilarating fight. Can't wait for September against Sam Goodman.

[@reivang7196]

Now imagine watching them get knocked out cold by a guy they beat 3 times, that was a sad day. Now im just a fine of boxing, good fights and no bias since Manny retired. I like Inoue but in the higher weight classes tho uses guys can put him to sleep, I hope he works on it.

[@user-vf1mq7fe9x]

@@reivang7196 Oh I do remember that day very well. Before Inoue, Manny was my guy, but yes, you are correct, that was a sad day

[@user-mf2pm5sl6z]

@@reivang7196 例えば「井上はタンクに負けるだろう」と話しますが、井上は4階級目です。タンクに言い換えるならSフェザーでスタートしたのでウェルター級です。そして今現在井上とタンクの主戦場はSバンタムとSライトです。つまりタンクで言えば相手はライトヘビー級になりますwww　「ベテルビエフやビボルならタンクを倒すだろう」と自慢気に話してるのと同じですw　この滑稽さに皆は気付いていないんですwww

[@brmawe]

True mentality of an elite 🏆champion🏆 Gets dropped, takes his time to recover, strategically adds small defensive adjustments, finds his rhythm, & emphatically stops Nery.

[@BoxeoAtomicoMx]

WHAT A FIGHTER THE JAPANESE HIS CONSENTRATION AFTER HIS FALL THE SPEED OF THE JAPANESE'S HANDS OR EXPLOSIVENESS HIS LEG MOVEMENT ISU THE JAPANESE'S LEG REACTION FOR ME IS #1

[@turklurk]

Paul Butler said, he thinks Inoue wasn't that hurt on the punch. He just didn't see it coming. Donaires punch was more damaging than Nery due to broken orbital bone and woobly legs when he got caught by Nonito. 😅😂

[@BoxingLife]

Usually those punches hurt the most! His mouth was also quite swollen after.

[@stevep4236]

Looked like his chin was bruised too

[@pandabear1576]

It definitely stung cause he was concussed but he wasn’t bum rush him when the ref says go kind of hurt. That’s why he quickly responded to the punches

[@Dripdrop77276]

That flash knockdown looked more dramatic than it is due to the momentum of that right hook Inoue was about to throw causing him to spin lol he wasn’t hurt whatsoever.

[@funkya1840]

Inoue was about throw R and his chin was turning away from Nery's L. That absorbed impact and saved Inoue

[@TheEntrepMan]

I agree to that part where even the best gets careless. Mayweather vs Maidana 2 = end of round 2 where Mayweather got caught by Maidana's big right hand Pacquiao vs Marquez 4 = Pacquiao KOed by JMM where Manny was overconfident that time before the KO

[@jacobharris954]

End of round 4

[@TheEntrepMan]

correction: end of round 3

[@kiboma4209]

Another being Floyd vs Mosley, the fact he got hit multiple times clean and hard in round 2, only to then recover and dominate the rest of the fight

[@EyeSeeU2]

Simply the best with speed, power n accuracy, Inoue p4p

[@user-qm2no5gb1c]

Naoya Inoue's weakness is his entertainer nature and his obsession with KOs to entertain. He often gets heated and sometimes tries to push himself forward to show off his good side. That's his only weakness. But that attitude makes his game interesting. Even if he is fine with the decision, I don't think anyone in a similar weight class will be able to beat him if he sticks to outboxing. He's a monster now that he's calmed down. It's very interesting to watch his games.

[@cg5648]

His people need to tell him, no more nonsense and clowning.

[@rokmin8550]

I've been reminding people both Marciano and Duran were knocked down a couple of times early, I think 1st round for both of them and came back to win by KO so Inoue is in good company.

[@royv-thunder6651]

I knew that this fight was going to be better than the Canelo vs Munguia

[@thomashightower7881]

Luis Nery isn't a slouch, and he's a heavyhanded counterpuncher. But Inoue took that shot, took 8 to reset himself, and made sure to not get fooled a second time. A champion in all aspects, and unlike most who hold belts, I think this knockdown will only serve to make him better as a fighter. Inoue is just that kinda cat. He learns from his mistakes, and his boxing IQ is top level. They say power is the last thing to go in a fighter, so I don't have any doubt that he could have a long career and cement his GOAT status with a long line of defenses to his titles

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

Inoue came out saying he liked it. You’re right, that’s the champion mentality. When you like getting hit. Only makes you fight harder.

[@god4346]

what a crazy event! both Inoue bros touching the canvas in rd 1, takei pulling off the upset, and the rematch between akui vs kuwahara was 🔥 an event worthy of an arena with 55,000 fans

[@johannsanne5281]

Im glad I wasnt the only one that noticed the round 1 similarity between both brothers. They really got in the groove and locked in after their knockdowns

[@lt1609]

After the Donaire fight I know for sure that Inoue is a warrior and extremely intelligent, those broken orbital bone and jaw where much more dangerous than this knock down. I knew he would come back. The monater never disappoints

[@MTCrowde]

Exactly what I thought, too. Inoue is great, but at some point he needs to be humbled too. And this unexpected KD is exactly what he needs.

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

@@MTCrowdehe says himself he likes the round 1 knockdown. That’s a bad sign for his opponents. Catching inoue slipping won’t disrupt his mental game at all.

[@liangyu]

The lucky Nery did some good points unintentionaly to make Inoue angry and reckless in round 1 and got a lucky drop. 1. Cheated with PED to defeated an older Janpanese boxer who is a predecessor of Inoue. 2. Dis-respect to Inoue with word "Overrated" If you know little about Japanese cultures, you can find these 2 points are really bad and sensitive among them. The real match began since round 2 when Inoue got calm down.

[@sovietninja3]

Now I really wish I had woken up early to watch this fight!

[@honoursplace3291]

5:49 I believe that Inoue said after his Tapales fight that he will stay in his current weight to let his body settle into it properly. Considering that Tapales gave him more trouble than expected and with the Nery knockdown, I think more time where he's at would be for the best before moving up again.

[@hafizihalim9780]

Inoue never looks tired no matter how many rounds he fights. His punches are steadily strong and fast thru out the match. Nery's punches waned as the match progress.

[@user-sm5vo7ob9x]

Inoue has discipline in his trainings meanwhile this other boxers take drugs and go the clubs instead of train hard

[@SuperKendoman]

The first time I had seen or heard of Naoya was on Japanese television. He was pushing a truck up a hill at 19 years old. That's insane especially for a teenager who just became a pro boxer and about to become an adult. 😅😂 When the champ smiles after getting knocked down, you know that he's gonna kick it up a notch to pay you back in spades. I've seen that happen in muay thai fights like Buakaw or Tawanchai's matches

[@Rebecca-Lewis]

Inoue's restlessness in the early rounds was probably due to Yamanaka, the Japanese boxer who lost his belt six years ago due to Neri's doping and overweight violations. Neri took him down, but that allowed Inoue to regain his natural composure and completely eliminated Neri's few percent chance of winning.

[@user-qm2no5gb1c]

That's right. He respected Yamanaka, and given his personality, he would hate such injustice

[@gesto70]

love your content as usual.

[@BoxingLife]

Truly appreciated!

[@GavinFox-uk9sn]

It was a great fight

[@Dempsey1873]

Love ur channel

[@chreyzor]

Me and my dad looked at each other in horror when Inoue got dropped 😂😂 he was definitely buzzed by that but he kept his composure and kept it simple

[@creamylul6390]

For sure buzzed crazy to see he had his legs under him the way he did

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

When he gets up and smiles. That’s the last thing you want to see your opponent do 😂

[@tkuru8056]

Round 2, I was surprised that Inoue's second was not telling him to "rest" or "wait for recovery" but to "勝負していいよ(hit each other)" even though he had just gone down in the first round. I guess they didn't think they were in a pinch one bit.

[@pangyang5729]

Inoue improves every time I see him fight. He is truley a legend.

[@davidson2004fatboy]

HIS FIRST TIME BEING KNOCKED DOWN !!! PROBABLY the BEST THING , that's EVER HAPPENED TO HIM. HE WILL BE EVEN BETTER NOW👍👍

[@patriciajin6206]

Hopefully,

[@younessmelhaoui2023]

Clean ass breakdown , goos job G

[@younessmelhaoui2023]

job*

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you!

[@dandandan22]

Great breakdown. I was lucky enough to see this live at the Tokyo Dome and the atmosphere was crazy, I think Inoue was nervous and that made him freeze and get caught in the 1st round. Afterwards he just started enjoying. I do wonder what his father said in the corner cuz it must've played into it.

[@user-oo6kb1tm9o]

When Inoue goes down and gets chased, I tell him to stay calm from the second shot.During the second, the trainer says to reset once. Then turn to the left? Watch out for the left? I think it's either

[@user-me3zo2ze7k]

I heard that Nery knocked down Inoue, so I thought Inoue struggled a lot, but when I watched the video, for some reason, except for the scene where Nery knocked down Inoue, Nery couldn't do anything and lost.

[@benlincoln7358]

@BoxingLife great vid- I’m subscribing! Nice to hear a real person and not some AI voice over that can’t pronounce left hook. I could’ve sworn Inoue got knocked down by Donaire in their first fight (I was wrong- crazy show of toughness by Inoue in that fight). I would like to see the monster go with either Figueroa, Leigh Wood, or LA Lopez. Rey Vargas, robesiy Ramirez or Warrington would be good tune ups for one of those (imo) top 3 at the next weight class.

[@BoxingLife]

Thank you Ben, appreciate that! Yeah, there are some great matchups at Featherweight. Hopefully, we get to see that soon

[@0blud4]

Not only did I think he was a bit careless, but I also think he didn't respect Nery's power as you can see him attempting a right hand counter over Nery's left as he's falling down

[@BoxingLife]

Yeah maybe a bit of that too for sure! He upped his game after that happened!

[@omegacroc2928]

I think thats a part of why he got knocked down in the first place, his momentum was going that way because he was gearing for a counter.

[@pandabear1576]

@@omegacroc2928and because of that the visual makes it so much more dramatic than it really was

[@kiboma4209]

I wonder whether Inoue will move up to 126, his power, speed, and skill take him rlly far. I think 126 or 130 are his limits

[@0blud4]

@@omegacroc2928 yea for sure

[@prodkenny302]

I’m glad Inoue got back up because we see great fights where fighter goes down in such a close fight and the book doesn’t get to finish for said fighter like Pac Marq 4

[@povang]

Featherweights are getting too big for Inoue for his small frame. Even Inoue looked like the smaller man vs Nery. Those guys drop down from 150-160 pounds. I walked around at 150 when I fought in MMA and dropped down to 126.

[@matheuscerqueira7952]

Nery used the same opening as Donaire, when the right hand loads for the uppercut. While Inoue was hurt, I think he absorbed most of the power of the shot by jumping with it. The rest is history

[@assessmenttreatment8445]

If inoue clears featherweight as u disputed… that would be a feat.

[@DeJaVu804]

I was thinking the same thing about the last straight right that took down Nery. It looked like a half assed punch but the look on Nery’s face told a different story. I am guessing it’s just from compounding damage Nery was receiving over the 6 round that lead to that. He did look out of it on the 2nd knock down so I guess shouldn’t be that surprised it would end after another big combo. Also I would not go to fight in Australia after the last Pacman fight over there with Top Rank. With nothing to lose and everything to gain in their home territory it will just set up for another terrible ref and score card.

[@buckhaa1502]

Pretty much the only thing that Nery got in this fight was the first round knock down...after that it woke the monster up and Nery fate was a natter of time....

[@zzzzzz6686]

Down, but not out. Inoue came out on top and sent Nery to sleep. After Nery got knocked down in round 2, it was over. He didn't know what to do anymore. Nery got a lucky punch. But Inoue gave Nery a taste of his own medicine to show him that he also has power in the inside and landed two left hooks that sent Nery to the floor a 2nd time. At this point, it was just survival mode for Nery looking for a lucky shot. But Inoue learned from his mistakes by putting up his right guard and moving to Nery's right which nullified Nery's left power shots. It was just a matter of time and Inoue was landing shots at will. Those shots weared Nery down and he had no answers. Finally, the right hands landing and then a powerful short right hook. Nery has to eat his words. This fight shows that anyone can go down at any given point in time. But it's the one that has heart, can adjust, establish the jab dominance, nullify the opponents power shots, and this can lead to a KO, which in this case, was in Inoue's favor. End of story.

[@daniellekelli6265]

A true KO artist

[@fizziefizzer]

The killshot was crazy. Inoue didn't even fully extend his right cross, it was a short back hand, but Nery looked like he was hit by a truck. The power that this man possesses at this weight class man

[@HyperSpaz]

Lopez and later Carington provide the best foreseeable challenges for Inoue. I hope fans are able to appreciate him now and not take him for granted 🥊

[@kenwahldhlamini8102]

Bruce is a hypejob

[@DavidHuston]

@@kenwahldhlamini8102 Got to agree with that so far. He could with some more fights improve, but right now has no serious traction.

[@expo2000000]

Nice

[@gilbertbermudez1452]

I loved how he knocked Nery down in the 5th round. After he landed the lead hook on the head, instead of mixing things up like he usually does, he faked a lead hook to the body by lowering his left hand and crouching a little only to throw another lead hook to the head. He sold that one really well. You can see Nery lowering his guard to his liver after the first left hook landed instead of keeping it up like most fighters instinctively do after getting tagged by a hook to the face.

[@burningknuckle26]

Inoue didn't look shaken or hurt from that. He was off balance from his own right hook. He ate that shot really. Took the time to recover and went to work

[@kiboma4209]

Ive seen Yamanaka‘s fights, he‘s skilled and hits hard, a reigning champ as well. I’m still confused how Nery beat him so easily, it’s not like Yamanaka was a bum, his fights always demonstrated his ability to adjust and eventually Ko his opponents.

[@ikedayoshiyuki4461]

Overweight & doping

[@AceInose]

Yamanaka had miles on him, and looked to be on the decline, but was chasing the most successful world championship defended by Gushiken. So a great champion looking to surpass the legend, on a gorgeous streak, and was broken by a cheater. That's why Japanese fans hate Nery.

[@akenoicap8512]

If he moves up, I think Lopez, Ford, or Brandon can give him a challenge. Those fights will definitely be interesting and will be his tests. Inoue's limit will probably be 130 if he's really pushing it.

[@GDCDGC]

The 6 foot mexican featherweight champ could also give him problems. I forgot the name

[@akenoicap8512]

@@GDCDGC yeah agree, I forgot to mention Vargas and Ball who are tough boxers as well in 126.

[@luispagan7173]

That's what happens when you swing for the fences and you strike out😂😂😂

[@user-xf5ve8dw5w]

and down goes the monster but he recovered 👹

[@joelsonsabado9206]

big puncher or not iron chin or not well placed shots can do put down anyone

[@ericktellez7632]

Except for Triple G and Canelo both are going to retire never being knock down.

[@mudbuddha123]

looked worse than it was, he was throwing the right and his front leg he had in front to step became a pivot leg and he spun. but he got caught, and he got the job done convincingly what a monster!

[@TeacherDoug7]

The knockout punch looked like a shovel hook to me.

[@magiko7176]

I would say Inoue should have 2 or 3 more fights in this division before moving up to featherweight. He shouldn't rush it.

[@KailamiMwiinga]

Nery is definitely a big puncher. Ask Yamanaka

[@vin8754]

Im pretty sure Inoue said he plans to move up in 2025 after he has 3 fights in 2024

[@logosinghi6574]

Naoya Inoue God gifted power man Handsham gentilman talented honesty fighter in the world super God bless Coming fight also win wins

[@DelusionalJ]

If you hear him really speak, he's actually quite humble. I think he was trying to perform for his fans

[@SY-me4ih]

Many of us know of Inoues tremendous skills but boy does he also have a chin.

[@MatchstickBeast]

I wanna see him against Espinosa at 126. That dude is a beast and 6ft tall 😅😅

[@kenwahldhlamini8102]

Weight bully

[@gael.7593]

​@@kenwahldhlamini8102 Not really. Espinoza is very skinny so he doesn't cut that much more than the average featherweight. If he was really tall for the division but also very muscular like, say, Devin Haney (at 135), Benavidez or Zurdo (back when he fought at 168) then he would be a weight bully.

[@akenoicap8512]

For me Lopez, Ford, or Brandon would be interesting at 126. Those guys can give Inoue a challenge.

[@kiboma4209]

@@akenoicap8512Inoue KOs all of them easy 😂. Figueroa to me seems good but not great, he’s skilled but his power is not really that strong, it’s accumulation rather than single punch power. I mean Fulton exchanged for 20+ minutes against Figueroa while he couldn’t even take a few right hands from Inoue.

[@akenoicap8512]

@@kiboma4209 Inoue won't KO them easily, these guys against Inoue are good fights. These boxers are not some cheap fighters as they are champs at 126. This is a heavier weight class and these guys I mentioned CAN give Inoue a good challenge as they also possess good skills, power, and speed. Fights could end in KO in favour of Inoue, but it won't come easily. Not to mention Vargas and Nick Ball can also give Inoue a good fight as well but still in favour of Inoue by late KO maybe.

[@peterparsons7141]

I’ve really enjoyed watching Inoue throughout his career, that’s one of the best things I like about him is his constant improvement. Featherweight is where the best fights are, however at 5’5” and his build can he fight the best featherweights in the world ? I believe he can, so for me it’s Figueroa but like you said there’s many really good fights. I think he needs to take some fights that will create a legacy for his boxing career.

[@carbonfiberfan]

Inoue vs Venado would be great!

[@raulocasio9168]

Nery runs in, and this is what Inoue set him up for. Nice breakdown!

[@Masutora]

I got worried when he went down like that. But the way he came back made me forget it happened until this video.

[@benchua8460]

Monster Inoue p4p No1 The Best of The Best fighter in the world 🌎 today second Crawford well done ✅👍✅👍✅👍✅👍

[@user-vh8uh9qo5y]

The final knockout is like a marionette with its strings cut

[@bobwilly3441]

WHO IS NEXT

[@TheFeralDon]

Donaire did inoue way worse that knock down was nothing

[@Yodaddio]

I think Inoue should go in a fight start swinging. I noticed Inoue wants to start a fight slowly building up speed gradually and putting up a shows. I think he should go in with immediate annihilation mindsets instead of pleasing the crowds.

[@user-lv8dl4ed7e]

井上がネリに対してやったいろいろな駆け引きはメチャクチャおもしろかった‼️今までの世界戦でボクサー同士が感情むき出しになって殺伐とした感じになることはあっても、観客を楽しませたり、面白がらせたりするようなものは無かったと思う。そういう意味で、井上はスターであり、素晴らしいエンターテイナーだと思った。

[@devendrasherchan4766]

go ahead inoe u still can ko till 40 yrs🙏

[@riahkmi6067]

i agree. i think inoue is too strong for this division. i hope inoue moving up to featherweight soon

[@timm285]

This man would destroy Garcia and Haney

[@user-sm5vo7ob9x]

No doubt, they are nothing but spoiled undisciplined fighters Inoue legacy completely surpasses their little boy boxing rivalry

[@sugarray6250]

I have to disagree with you on Inoue looking shaken. He looked to me like he just couldn't believe he was dropped. Never thought he looked shaken at all.

[@alexanderm.9674]

Naoya will learn from his knockdown and make him better. Fighting Goodman next seems like a boring match. Moving up in weight seems like a difficult challenge and will certainly test the Monster.

[@user-sm5vo7ob9x]

Who is Goodman?

[@tchaliz4925]

I had not seen Inoue showboating before, not a goos sign

[@SuperKendoman]

Congrats to any folks who bet on the fight being less than 7 rounds. Good amount of money there simply because very few of Naoya's matches go above it due to his KO power. Jamie Mcdonell was 20 seconds

[@pdubhnic]

Good fight, great resolve by Inoue but that chin looks questionable if I'm being honest. 💯

[@pallen49]

Would you believe that some hater of Inoue said that Nery was robbed?....They said that the ref, in one round when Inoue got knocked down, was counting too slow...He should've count to 10 FASTER and counted Inoue OUT... There are mentally ill people like that among us, lol

[@maksimkim202]

Neri pushed Inoue and he flew away. Indian (Mexican) film. Dear Neri.

[@rm-ke1pf]

第一個能擊倒井上真的太強不過還不懸念贏了❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-nu8vw1ow4n]

Luffy vs Rob Rucci in Real life (One Piece)

[@hlubradio2318]

Dude this is not 1970 people do movies on KZbin not pictures

[@BoxingLife]

Have you ever heard of getting copyright strikes and claims before? Have you ever run a KZbin channel and got strikes on your channel with the threat of getting it taken down? Well, that's what can happen if you use footage after a big fight + the Japanese are very strict with footage. I would love to use more footage, but I have been burned way too many times in the past. I don't want to take the risk.

[@B.Wayne88]

Dude this is 2024 people can do whatever they want, especially on KZbin.

[@titik-o]

I want Inoue to fight Casimero next just to settle their supposed fight before at 118lbs Casimero has been talking trash at Inoue for years now

[@kingj521]

i want to become a boxer so i can challenge Neo to a fight

[@d3wbaka]

Sam in Vegas to appease the crybabies and then move up

[@ericktellez7632]

He is the best fighter currently but just like the other pound for pound he is not complete, Canelo can not fight going backwards and no footwork and Inoue definetly has issues with with his chin, he has enough skills to go up another division and get a title but that will be a proper test with bigger fighters with more powerful counters. I can see a counter puncher at 130 putting down Inoue if he makes the same mistake, at featherweight might be his limit.

[@LoH1-tg9dw]

So pacquiao got whooped by 40 years old Marquez but nobody talk about it. Love saying that inoue almost lost to 39 old donaire ( in reality donaire was 36). Now he's hypejob cause kiss canvas in 1st round. I see ....racenarattive soucing by filipinos 😂🎉

[@kenpace1702]

In the Marquez fight he had a ton of muscle on. Where did that come from???

[@akenoicap8512]

It was their fourth fight, plus Marquez gained a lot of muscle mass in the 4th fight, as well as having lots of acne all around his body which is suspicious. Not to mention his conditioning coach was Angel Hernandez who was caught supplying PEDs to athletes. Regardless, if it wasn't for that lucky punch, Marquez will be TKO as he already has a broken nose.

[@rextatlonghari436]

CASIMERO ,

[@DuncanMacLeod-on2un]

I like the guy and he’s good, but I want to see him fight outside Japan at least a couple time and get tested regularly before the fights.

[@wenpluto4282]

lol

[@Newbtuber]

He has fought 3 times in the USA and some was him defending his belt. That is more then most usa fighter who only fight in the USA. I don't understand the mentality of "fight in the usa" when a fighter like Tank has never fought outside of usa but foreign fighter don't say "oh he has to fight in my country." Seems to be a selfish USA mentality Reason why boxer like nery and Fulton or any sane fighter agree to fight him in Japan because they understand they can't sell ticket in usa but in Japan they can make more money. If Inoue was to fight in usa again, it needs to be with someone that can sell ticket otherwise both are going to lose money.

[@daveedmunds4609]

@@Newbtuber The best, most intelligent comment so far.

[@quantruong9078]

Then go watch it...I can tell u don't know shit about boxing...do ur homework b4 opening ur mouth dude

[@DavidHuston]

@@Newbtuber Not only that but VADA has been testing him for years.

[@daytimefern8895]

Let's be clear here if Inoue received the same amount of flush shots that Nery took Inoue wouldn't make it past 3 rounds.

[@quantruong9078]

If this if that....take the L dude...IF IF IF IF

[@Yepyep-dc3lv]

IF.. keyword. Lets just say he almost won. This comment sound like a Inoue hater already. I can smell it. 🤣🤣🤣

[@quantruong9078]

@Yepyep-dc3lv too bad o dude can't snell the shit because it's coming from right under his nose with all that if shit he's talking 🤣😂🤣

[@rayng-qu2by]

True…. Only If the opposition opponent no other than himself

[@AceInose]

Yeah, who else has the speed and accuracy to land that many times on Inoue. Lol

[@ApolloMateoKyrie]

if Inoue was REALLY an "all-time great," we wouldn't need U2 TELL us that over & over, we DONT KNOW HIM 👀 #TooSmall #TooForeign

[@demonsfx7742]

Nery is also Southpaw

[@BoxingLife]

Yeah I should’ve mentioned he actually stepped inside the line. Positionally it was not the greatest, but everyone makes mistakes. Can’t really fault him too much considering how well he did after.