My Favorite ADVANCED Techniques From P4P Boxer Naoya Inoue

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

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[@LulaTheStampede]

Can you do a video on Dariusz Michalczewski? The guy was LHW champ for 9 years and defended his title 23 times and I've never heard a soul talk about him at all. I know you said you were retiring soon, but I hope this idea piques your interest.

[@DILFDylF]

It's scary, guys can have their arm pinned to their liver, but he still hits it and knocks em out.

[@VLONELEEK]

Very insane and well placed punches

[@smirking8457]

One of the best left hooks and straight right hands I've ever seen. The left hook he hit Nery with in round 5 was insane. He pulled a brick across his face in a phone booth.

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

haha that's a great description, might steal that!

[@demjay]

He does pendulum moves, baits, and counters like he is 3 different boxers in one.

[@depressedwhoa4827]

"He's crossed the line from man, to monster." You have no idea how heavy those words are in the context of Hajime no Ippo, that shit gave me goosebumps. It is also a perfect description for a man like Inoue

[@matheuscerqueira7952]

He does have the idea. Not only he took it from there, he consistently reference it

[@junbautista2987]

A turtle monster maybe...

[@junbautista2987]

@depressedwhoa4827 not true...

[@christopherkanyinda-lb3zg]

@depressedwhoa4827 like when Ippo liver shots hammer nao and knock nao down. Then nao's trainer describes ippo punching power as inhuman, comparing him as a monster. Your comment reminds me that moment.

[@musicartist1]

Inoue style is the most free flowing. He adapts and plays your game only to show you he plays it better.

[@o.i.c.uvanish9169]

Be water

[@RyanWu-bk3me]

His activity in this generation of boxers is really outstanding

[@buddkhang2183]

Yup nobody fights 3 times a year I'm sure he could do 4 fights a year if he wanted to but that's pushing it lol

[@osmondnguyen5781]

@@buddkhang2183he’s going to fight again in December which makes it 4 this year 😂

[@user-zj9sx6vb6u]

​@@buddkhang2183 probably because theres a less amount of boxers now then back then, for example sugar ray robinson used to have fights almost every week

[@chrimony]

The skill on display here is incredible. You can tell he lives, breathes, and eats boxing. By the way, the knockout counter @3:56 generated surprising power, considering he landed it without winding up. Also helps that his opponent walked into it trying to land his own power shot. Excellent breakdown.

[@Demonstormlord]

I understand this is highlight footage to discuss Inoue's various successful tactics, but it also looks like he hits very hard. Sends the opponent stumbling across the canvas and everything.

[@yasielromero8236]

His power is incredible and that's just innate. In this same video there are a couple of tight shots that you can only wonder how the hell he was able to generate so much power

[@KevinJDildonik]

"He punches hard" is an L take. Power means almost nothing in high level boxing, as Usyk shows. A winning take is asking how can Inoue generate so much power in such tight spaces. He can surprise opponents with knockout punches in odd moments, and that's how he stumbles people. It's not just "innate". He has great core flexibility, and he uses full-body torque for punches other boxers wouldn't. It's like prime Mike Tyson. He's drilled a windup to do a killshot in a moment that other boxers might consider a relatively minor opening.

[@GomaGoesFishing]

@@KevinJDildonikpower is very important even in high level Boxing otherwise people will just eat through your punches. Harder to pull off your gameplan when your power isn't respected. but in the end, timing, proper positioning, and footwork beats power and speed. Usyk definitely has power, enough to make you respect him but he beats you with impeccable footwork. Making opponents miss their shots at the heavyweight level is a huge advantage because it tires them out fast

[@matheuscerqueira7952]

​@@yasielromero8236 same principle of the one inch punch: mobilize every muscle and joint involved in the movement at the same time right before hitting the target and tensioning them right after as contact is done. Sounds hard but is trainable

[@mandrillsass5687]

🎉HE AIN'T PULLING PUNCHES, 🎉

[@ajaguar27]

Dropped an Ippo reference right at the end, love it!

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

Dude is Ippo but smarter and with a better coach haha

[@ajaguar27]

@TheModernMartialArtist Haha true. Ippo's not done yet though, he's been leveling up even in his "retirement"

[@TheModernMartialArtist]

@@ajaguar27 Only 10 more years in real time and he'll be ready to go again! Lol

[@ajaguar27]

@@TheModernMartialArtist 😆 It hurts cuz it's true

[@mr.soystein7849]

​@@TheModernMartialArtistI'm still pissed that Ippo is blaming himself for not jabbing more often, even though that's Kamogawa's job to remind his fighter of what he lacks at.

[@Chilli_Tea]

Tapales used the high guard in his fight, I thought it was funny how Inoue just thought 'fuck it' and started throwing bombs. Scary thing is though, even though those shots were blocked by Tapales, the power alone was pushing him back

[@mr.soystein7849]

It got to the point where Tapales actually blocked the KO punch, but he was too damaged and tired to shrug it off.

[@shad8677]

​@@mr.soystein7849real but marlon is actually good, he just lacks Footwork. I know this isn't related but it's kinda sad how people in the ph is clowning him up before and after his fight(btw literally any boxer in the ph is getting clowned by the people in Philippines)

[@speedisoftheessence]

Inoue, Usyk and Crawford are this era's boxing trinity.

[@code44422]

Add Canelo too

[@marveloushagler3682]

@@code44422 Canela Avaroid got good defend, got Roid up and good power shot, but he got a shit jab, rear straight aren't straight too, all his punch are crooked, very very poor punch technique. Don't put him there, and Crawford is halfdecent but no heart. Replace Crawford with Bivol and you got a good list, and guess what, Bivol beat Canela Avaroid anytime anyday.

[@speedisoftheessence]

@@code44422 If we're gonna make a boxing Mt. Rushmore of the current era, I'd rather add Beterbiev than Canelo.

[@Vitaly3548]

​@marveloushagler3682 i did dislike canelo for a while after his bullshit decisions over GGG, but I've got to give him his due, hes a great fighter. Sucks how hes ducking benavidez tho

[@jerrythomas7556]

@@marveloushagler3682 that’s his style that’s what makes him unique 😂

[@peanutnutter1]

Great footwork, super quick and perfectly coordinated

[@eddefy22]

Love the beak down. Innoue is a monster.

[@mikaelm5367]

Yeah, its my boy Inoue

[@adrianho8805]

He also uses the South Paw extend for jabs and blocking opponents view. Also his range is so accurate that he steps half-step back and opponents think he's defensive, only to find he's actually dodging the punch to come close for offense. His IQ is way beyond anyone I've seen. So many tricks, set-ups and arsenal in his bag.

[@bandit6272]

One thing I never get tired of watching, is how when someone is truly a master of their craft and operating in good form, it looks almost effortless. That goes for pretty much anything. A really good artist can take a pencil and sketch out a portrait with uncanny likeness in a few minutes. A top level musician can just step into a jam session and pick it up like it was rehearsed. A truly gifted fighter makes fighting look easy. Lerdsila is a good example, the best description of him I've heard is that he fights like people who've never been in, or trained for, a fight (but watch a lot of movies) thinks they would fight if it came down to it. "I'd just lean away from their punch and kick them in the head" no you wouldn't. Not without an ungodly amount of training and natural ability. Long story short, Inoue exemplifies that. Effortless skill can make the hardest accomplishments look easy. Amazing to watch

[@freepress3631]

been a subscriber of this channel, and looking at Inoues style change against an opponent is a genius at work, while I lean more towards pacquiaos style like the manila ice counter, body shot , guard manipulation, over reliance on athleticism gets you with age as seen on ugas and even the current showmatch against a younger japanese mma fighter, Inoue on the other hand dissects and changes weapon according to the timing and the enemies condition, while in fight, mind boggling, incredible athlete, a nerd of the sport. kudos always for these videos always

[@adamclarke5154]

I'd be really interested to see a video on how to fight past your prime, looking into fighters like bernard hopkins, randy couture, etc.

[@stevenstudler5507]

Man couture was a beast very late in his age. He used wrestling and dirty boxing tactics as his other skill sets deteriorated. Was very cool to watch him beat bigger guys with the tools he had.

[@Frejborg]

I never tire of watching Inoue's fights. He's so brilliant in all areas. Just superb, and beautiful boxing!!

[@Grommok]

Outstanding analysis as always, I don’t think anyone in his weight class can beat him.

[@junbautista2987]

There is one out there. Unfortunately enoe won't gamble and he knows it's a risk.

[@kakashihatake6176]

@@junbautista2987 stop being criptic, who would it be my dude?

[@StinkySundae]

@@junbautista2987no one and don't say Tank Davis...

[@adrianmariuscracana7035]

Excuse me but you are another pinoy who's living in the past when pinoy fighters was really business. Stop trying to put Casimero in the same elite, Inoue will kill him.

[@adrianmariuscracana7035]

this is for Junbautista2987

[@christopherkanyinda-lb3zg]

In addition to have punching power , he is also highly skilled and adaptable. Superb video thank you.

[@bjuganda7758]

The #1 P4P King right now.

[@Chilli_Tea]

nah it has to belong to Usyk, unlesss Inoue or Crawford are going into the ring with someone with a 20-30kg weight difference, it's Usyk at the p4p spot

[@JinSongsten-vi1pn]

Inoue is no 1. Usyk isn't because he won by split decision.

[@darynjackson816]

@@JinSongsten-vi1pn what???

[@vincelongman3264]

@@Chilli_Tea 20-30kg at heavyweight isn't the same as 20-30kg at flyweight/bantamweight. Especially considering how weak the talent pool is at heavyweight. Inoue is a 4-division world champ, undisputed in 2-divisions. That's insane. Pacquiao has ruined the perception of climbing weight class, people forget he started malnourished/skinny

[@ya_got_cooked]

​@@Chilli_Teadoesn't mean it don't weight the same as beating some champions to champions. fury is way heavier than usyk but usyk is smaller and faster than fury, his technique gave him the advantage to win the fight, he chose to stay in his comfortable weight, even inoue does the same thing, inoue at 118 barely weight beyond 120lbs in fight night while his opponent weight around 125-130lbs and still inoue mauls them without getting hurt or lossing the score.

[@BentleyVB]

4:21 that’s some skill

[@noahstewart6181]

Another fantastic video with spot on analysis

[@motsy15]

In over 50 years of watching boxing I’ve never seen a 122lb guy knock guys out with a 6 inch punch. And his quickness is next level that’s the key. The only way he is losing is by ko if someone catches him as he moves up in weight. Nobody is out boxing him and no one at the lower weights can take his punches.

[@hawaiiansurfboards]

Best way to wake up on a long weekend

[@Pollomuncher]

been waiting for this vid

[@jehrry7041]

inoue and canelo have uncannily similar combinations

[@ennwen]

with a mixture of bivols in and out footwork too

[@Ihavenoeyes02]

The vids are perfect 👌

[@mateo_idek5613]

Love your detailed breakdowns of these boxing films and boxers! Your ability to read fighters' moves, strategies, and micro-details is incredible. Would you ever consider making a video or a series on how you analyze fights? It would be amazing to learn your process and understand how you pick up on the fighters' thought processes, movements, and techniques. I think it would really help anyone who wants to study boxing films on their own and appreciate the sport on a deeper level. Keep up the great work!

[@xman6116]

The thumbnails are awesome brotha

[@aviancypress5181]

Inoue is talented plus he trains hard, he’s born to fight

[@perialis2970]

the thing i love about inoue is that he isnt scared of being hit, and when he does he notes it down

[@GomaGoesFishing]

He's such a complete fighter. Wish more people appreciated his jab. It is incredibly precise , fast, snd powerful. Fulton has a great jab and inoue outjabbed him

[@junbautista2987]

Not true...

[@high.already]

​@@junbautista2987 not true what?? Do you even know that Inoue has the best % landed jabs in boxing today? Before that it was GGG.

[@junbautista2987]

@@high.already another not true...

[@junbautista2987]

GGG is true....

[@jessexiong69]

​@@junbautista2987 not true

[@imlostagainWTF]

Idk about the weight division but I want to see Inoue vs Lomachenko. It would be one hell of a fight

[@motohiroozaki]

Everything I want to say when I explain about him to people who don't know Naoya Inoue is here. Great video.

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Best Asian fighter I seen. The most complete from Asia

[@junbautista2987]

Not true...

[@kakashihatake6176]

@@junbautista2987 who would it be? Harada?

He's the best fighter you've ever seen, period. C'mon, don't be shy, you can glaze him even if he is a different race than yours.

[@junbautista2987]

Far from true.

[@junbautista2987]

Have your eyes check. Something wrong with your eyesight. A friendly advice please visit an ophthalmologist asap. Cheers.

[@thahitien54]

Le patron c’est MR Naoya👿👿👿💪💪💪💪👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@bensylver5113]

Thats a complete boxer right there . INoue is effective everywhere and with every punch .

[@stealcool]

I appreciate the motivation you have given through bringing fresh perspectives about something Im really passionate about and analyzing some of my favorite fights in boxing history. It will be sad to see you go, but before you do can you make a video on Muhammad Ali vs Leon Spinks. If you don’t know what happened in this fight, Muhammad Ali lost and I really don’t see a lot of content creators talk about this fight so it would nice if you did. But you don’t have to, you have already done enough. I wish the best for you in whatever you do and want to pursue. Thanks man.

[@RichardFlores2K]

My POV about Naoya Inoue: He can punch faster like Pacquiao; He can punch harder like Tyson; He can move like Bivol; He can defend like Mayweather; He can counter punch like Canelo; He can throw jabs and apply pressure like Golovkin. Currently one of the best P4P fighters in 🥊 history right now (in this 21st century).

[@Scout555]

Need to add he does not quit even when hurt and wills himself to win.

[@gustavomendesrosa2223]

but his chin was exposed...

[@kmn9568]

@@gustavomendesrosa2223 he got knocked down once by nery who is the 2nd hardest puncher at super bantam and probs one of the top 5 hardest punchers feather and down. He was not stopped.

[@mountainman077]

@@gustavomendesrosa2223it wouldve been exposed if he slept, however it just exposed his weakness of bringing down his guard sometimes.

[@luissuarez5804]

​@@gustavomendesrosa2223lmao. He ate shots from Nonito and fought him with a broken orbital. If you are able to withstand a punch that breaks bones you definetly dont have a glass chin.

[@redghettosun]

It's sadly obvious there's no one at 122 that is anywhere on par with Inoue's skill set and power. I can see him having challenges at 126 with much taller and stockier built fighters though. From Espinoza, Ball, Figueroa and Vargas. Even if his power carries to that weight class it would still be rough going.

[@RD-wg9em]

The build would be the biggest issue. Inoue is a small super bantamweight, would be a definite size mismatch for all his featherweight opponents. Would be interesting to see for sure

[@redghettosun]

@@RD-wg9em I agree. It's tough to see him going any further than 126 with his frame. Unlike Pacquiao, who was never a body snatcher, Inoue's best play would be to go for the liver and gut punches even more. Then up to the head when he's worn them down. Since Inoue can actually box, him dominating at that level could happen.

[@RD-wg9em]

@@redghettosun the issue is just how dominant he is at 22. Nakatani coming up is the only compelling fight left. Bam would be making too big of a jump, which leaves him little room beyond going up and being massively outsized. Honestly may have been easier for him matchmaking wise if he’d struggled against Fulton and Tapales more

[@redghettosun]

@@RD-wg9em The only serious opposition Inoue's had was Donaire at 118 who had both power and great boxing skills AND a good chin. Tapales was sturdy but no real power. Fulton had skills but no power. Nakatani seems to have all those and maybe a decent chin so that would be the dream fight at super bantam. If I was Nakatani, I would do a couple of tune up fights at 122 first before Inoue.

There's more challenges for him at 122 (junto moving up) than 126 combined. 130 will also be a walk in the park. The taller they are the more he can spam liver shots

[@AbhinavShukla-u8v]

Plzz sean o malley breakdown of his feints counter punching and how sets up opponent plzz breakdown 😢😢😢

[@TwoFacedTewkes]

nice try merab ;)

[@AbhinavShukla-u8v]

@@TwoFacedTewkes 🤣🤣🤣

[@Sparkie075]

His next fight in 3 days.

[@benchua8460]

Monster Inoue p4p No1 The Best of The Best fighter in the world 🌎 today second Usyk third Crawford well done 🌎👍✅💯🎯😁🌎👍✅💯🎯😁

[@mr.absolute8556]

Dropping the guard to make them miss and countering them in the middle of their setup is actually insane and i would've never thought of it

[@wildlifefishingshow]

That's a sick thumbnail

[@alemations8479]

Can you make a video on diego corrales's boxing style and infighting

[@JohnBradt-GuitarMan]

Thank you I really enjoy your insightful fight break downs. I’d like to ask you a favor Would you consider making a video about my favorite boxing subject What I consider to be the worst boxing mistake of all Overextending your punch beyond your range and getting knocked out because of it For me this is the biggest mistake any fighter can make Lounging for a punch and getting knocked out because of it!

[@EyeWiNN]

Excellent analysis

[@shiroyuyona]

OH MY GOD WE EATING GOOD TONIGHT BOYS 😭🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Kane-ez]

Great work my friend 🎉🎉

[@The-Dom]

duuuuuude, dropping his guard and moving his face towards the punch?!?!?!?! whaaaaaaat?!?! That's some goat sht right there.

[@JamoyMckoy-wn4ck]

Ultra Incincts of the monster

[@GrayShadow13]

Will you be doing a detailed round by round analysis of the Usyk/Fury fight? I'd love to see that!

[@JohnBradt-GuitarMan]

Inoue is the best fighter I’ve ever seen! He loves to fight! He’s flawless! He’s outstanding in every aspect of boxing skills! He’s unpredictable! He’s instantly adaptable! His Ring IQ is brilliant! He’s faster than any other fighter! It’s like watching NEO in the Matrix fighting!

[@bensylver5113]

he is an ATG we have the pleasure to watch one in his prime .

[@Amaduuu]

This is exactly what I needed

[@bombercountyblues]

Im actually gonna have to start deleting highlight reel and breakdown videos of inoue at this point. ive playlisted so many of em now, and he just keeps on giving people like yourself reasons to make more👍

[@dalozzers8720]

Didnt Roberto Duran manipulate the opponent's gaurd as well?

[@nomiS.933]

Thanks for this. I really want to study this monstrous demon.

[@Nergal123]

Pls do sandy saddler

[@andyhampsten4252]

His base, he's always in balance and ready to strike with power, even after he swings hard. And all that other stuff.

[@sircliffordmalcolmjac5870]

I dont care how big i was, id never want to fight inoue!!😬😬😦😦

[@Luna518h]

can you do more mma you videos are so helpful

[@tankerock]

Speed beats Power Timing beats Speed Rhythm beats Timing Inoue has all 4 of these attributes

[@johnmarkmisa6040]

i see ichiro miyata in his style did he idolize that character from knock out?

[@wasabi5338]

when are you gonna coverthe Gatti vs Ward trilogy?

[@chaike9001]

He’s box office and should be WAY more popular

[@Akkbar21]

Is this featherweight?

[@sirmuffincat6630]

Jr. Featherweight, which is 122lbs. He might move up to Featherweight at the end of next year though.

[@bernardsmall4797]

First comment😌

[@alexandTito01]

i mean he is him

[@Rodageado]

The p4p king.

[@muhdamsyar4800]

Thanks

[@roehlanobriones3179]

Long overdue indeed.

[@JustinHampton-l5j]

Usyk, inoue, Crawford in order imo His tactics might be too dangerous at higher weight. Loma's skillset is insane too, but after some lackluster performances idk anymore.

[@omicron5128]

Waiting for him to throw the WHITE FANG. He did it once in his sparring and did it in one of his matches but missed (forgot who it was). In short, he is the REAL Alexander Volg.

[@motsy15]

He would never come back down to featherweight, but Loma vs Inoue would be the fight to make. Loma is too small for lightweight anyway. I think Bob arum handles both of them though so that won’t happen

[@bensylver5113]

I love this fight

[@gabriellee5205]

I want to challenge inoue. I nverr boxered before. I just need 1-w yr training this boxer. Never boxed just think i could i am 130 lb Me he is great impression

[@kaos7116]

😂😂

[@StewFeed]

Homecourt advantage

[@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168]

Inoue is this generation's Ricardo Lopez, an amazing talent unfortunately held back by the fact he's so far beyond his contemporaries in his division that he's often overlooked as a result.

[@RD-wg9em]

Honestly think it’s that plus the fact he’s small. An equivalent fighter doing what he did at 135+ would probably receive more accolades for it.

[@kalfunai]

Didnt he retire?

[@adoptme031]

Before they died Confucius said, “I am not the WAY.” Buddha said, “Seek for TRUTH.” Mohammed said, “I don’t know the purpose of LIFE.” JESUS Christ said, “I AM the WAY” “I AM the TRUTH” “I AM the LIFE” Repent for the kingdom of heaven is at hand ✝✝

[@MikeXantu]

I'm coming. I will defeat Inoue

[@majestytd]

I don't understand but how in the world his punches so heavy and powerful? Why can't other boxer train like him? So is that mean he born to have a strong hands? if no one can train like him?

[@gotakai5831]

In a Japanese interview he explained how it’s not necessarily his power but timing and rotation of his body that makes it feel more powerful than most, and considering his younger brother who he trains with isn’t known for his power it’s safe to say it’s Naoya’s thing

[@Jupiterxice]

The think is Inoue is good however he hasn't come across the pond to America to fight. If he fought Tank now that's going to be a match.

[@ade5004]

His opponents would also be the Judges if he came to the US, with the way they score fights sometimes.

[@山中宏行]

@@Jupiterxice Any decent boxer aiming to be a champ would fight where there's a belt. WBA, WBC, WBO and IBF belts are all in Japan, so that's exactly where the matches should take place. Not the US. As for Tank, he can be worthy if he at least unifies one division.

[@musicartist1]

Tank is 3 weights above if that’s the benchmark why doesn’t Tank go up 3 weights n fight boots to be considered good ? Or is this standard only placed on Inoue who has moved 4 weights undisputed at 2 ?

[@ericmaaya]

If Inoue's proper weight class was lightweight and Tank or Shakur's proper weight class was bantamweight, this discussion would not take place.

[@sirmuffincat6630]

Inoue has actually fought in the US 3 times and the UK once. Inoue and Tank have both said they will never fight each other so give it a rest already.

[@General.Audience]

Show how Inoue got knocked down. Going up weigh class is just a matter of time that he will get TKO

[@axelbermudez7915]

ok casual

[@ericmaaya]

If Inoue's proper weight class was lightweight and Tank or Shakur's proper weight class was bantamweight, this discussion would not take place.

[@bensylver5113]

he was careless its ok he got up and dominate .

[@silveriver9]

Always bet on Asian.

[@jansarmiento5321]

nahh bro usyk climbed steeper mountain.. im a huge fan of inoue but i think usyk is number 1. I believe canelo is higher than inoue too

[@Mitch_Feral]

This is just two things - destruction, and manipulation. And really, it's all manipulation. Rule of three is good for content, but sort of misses the point to make this go longer: Inoue is a master of manipulation his opponent's guard, and his opponent's weight.

[@TheAlixSH]

This is what happens when an asian decides to not self-nerf and not have long hair falling down over his eyes. Imagine what they could do if they were bald ...

[@blackumbrella6199]

0:04 Fulton gloves touched the canvas, so technically, he's knocked down, but Naoya lighting sucker left hook completely robs him from the chance to ever recover and made a come back in that fight.

[@Anatrolly]

anyone below 80kg shouldnt even be eligible for p4p title.

[@kaos7116]

You know the lower weight classes have a lot more skill right ?

[@rabin13579]

p4p was made for the lower weights fighter and not for heavy fighter.

[@ericmaaya]

To those who say Inoue is overrated, I ask What do you think about Roy Jones, Mike Tyson and Pacquiao calling Inoue P4P? Bud and Canelo say Inoue is top 3 in P4P. Tank and Shakur appreciate Inoue's skills. Do they not understand boxing?

[@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168]

So you admit to not having an opinion of your own and just regurgitate what others say? That's called being an NPC my friend. As for my opinion, Inoue is by no means "overrated" but his opposition thus far compared to the likes of Canelo, Crawford, and especially Usyk keeps him out of the top P4P ranks in my book. Cry.

[@ericmaaya]

@@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168 Inoue admits he has no rivals in his class. That's why he says he insists on KO to prove the difference in ability between him and his opponent. Inoue says, "If a decision win is good enough for me, I am confident that I can win without getting hit by a single punch." If he wants to win by KO, he will be hit by punches, but so will Usyk and Bud. What exactly are Inoue's inferiority points?

[@mopar_keys]

King of beating up cab drivers

[@bensylver5113]

champions

[@__eazy__1119]

P4p best boxer in the world, not fighter

[@Boss-vq3cb]

I can see why he’s called a monster phstt look at those punches man 💥🔥🥊

[@bensylver5113]

he a legend . He is passed HOF he is geting in ATG

[@Boss-vq3cb]

@@bensylver5113 the way his hooks are so savage and there’s no hold back,all malicious intent, reminds me of the the old time boxers like Marciano or jack Dempsey just pure savagery 🔥

[@kidcannabis7878]

Problem with inoue the quality of fighters he fought, not saying they're are weak but he challenge fighters he already knew he got big advantage..

[@musicartist1]

That’s why he has moved up 5 weights? How is that any more advantageous?

[@axelbermudez7915]

Tank curriculum=🍅

[@ericmaaya]

If Inoue's proper weight class was lightweight and Tank or Shakur's proper weight class was bantamweight, this discussion would not take place.

[@MarkH-z8]

His 1st pro fight was an 8rounder against a national champ, 6th was a world champ, in his 8th fight he moved up 2 divisions to fight the champ with 45 wins and only 1 loss to Donaire, everytime he moved up he fought a champ. He's only fought the toughest opponents he could in his division. His opponents usually have the size advantage.

[@handsomeguy3857]

I dont the believe the style of inoue, unless he beat casimero but its not gonna happen coz casimero would surely win about 200 percent.

[@ericmaaya]

Bud and Canelo said Inoue is a top 3 P4P They never once mentioned Casimero's name. Why?

[@juliuscastillon9554]

Hoy Kangkong nagkalat Nanaman kayu ng kabobohan Yung Alas nyo tabla Kay Oguni retired hiningal pa😂

[@bensylver5113]

casimero lmao you guys dont quit. Let casimero beat oguni first hu ?