Power-Speed-Accuracy! The Most Complete Puncher EVER - Naoya Inoue 井上尚弥

[@Gr0s3d]

No clauses. No bullshit. No trashtalk. Thats why he is my favorite boxer.

[@GrahamEdwards-p2u]

Crisp , clean

[@alexokonnor]

Да Он Лучший сейчас и будет.🎉😂❤!

[@ElvinlazDidy-dl8et]

U forgot No hugging and running🌚😂

[@nudaveritas6322]

And no Tapestry...............

[@VladimirjfkChurchill]

He should fight with John Riel Casimeto if he’s a real monster

[@lowtechnology5175]

Naoya Inoue's father was an amateur boxer.When Naoya told his father, ``I want to do boxing, too,'' his father asked, ``If I'm going to do it, I won't let you quit midway.Are you ready for that?''Naoya answered "Yes" with strong will. At this time, a monster in the boxing world was born. His father raised Naoya with his own training menu and also cooked their meals. When Naoya reached a certain level, his father was conflicted.The father was conflicted and decided that he should entrust his sons to a well-known trainer rather than himself, who was an amateur boxer. When his father told Naoya about this, Naoya replied, ``No, there's no point in doing it unless I'm with my father.'' At that moment, the father decided that he would make his son the best boxer he could be. A father has always dedicated his life to his sons.Inoue's father entrusted his sons with the dreams he was unable to fulfill, and felt a sense of responsibility for the burden he had placed on them, so he dedicated his life to them. The monsters of the boxing world were created and raised by amateur boxers who never achieved their dreams. I truly respect Inoue's father.

[@hitonaritadano2936]

In fact, in addition to his boxing activities, he also ran a business that rented out cheap housing to young people←inoue father

[@kuritadaisuke]

@@hitonaritadano2936 そうなんですね　この厳しいご時世を理解して若者を助ける姿を想像出来ます。素晴しい！！！

[@kenxinhxc1635]

This should be on anime

[@和和-p6b]

はじめて息子にベルトが巻かれたとき。2本目、3本目。孝行息子と報われた父。親子の物語は続きます。

[@jamiethomas3122]

What an inspiring and heartwarming story! Thank you for sharing

[@oohlala5394]

Usually boxing networks look/take down videos that use footage like this. They don't realize how many people actually start following boxing because of video like these. It's mind boggling

[@hangry3102]

Especially crazy when you consider 99% of the modern era's entertainment is from youtube, not cable or other such overpriced networks.

[@MailMayne]

its vids like this that have made me a fan. ive learned tons. makes me wanna learn how to box.

[@HoboGardenerBen]

Such a good point :)

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Yeah, I never understand promoters and boxing companies that keep prohibiting older footage they could no longer sell (for lump sum's... such as initial or secondary PPV fights of major athletes, during and for a brief set of weeks or so after the fights; but once a few weeks or months have gone by, NOBODY is sitting around salivating for the release of any event, no matter how big)... They don't seem to understand you MUST promote your sport, to as many people as possible, in as many different ways as possible, because audiences have endless sports & entertainment to choose from; if you keep restricting your material, why would large people/audiences sit around until you do release them, 5, or 30 years later, when, again, they could easily develop tastes for other sports and entertainment?

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I agree. They need to see how beneficial this stuff can be when done well. KZbin needs to improve their system. Their copyright system. How they convey & implement stuff (give creators the ability to remove segments of their videos without YT fully taking it down over :20 seconds of some stupid footage that's usually covered by fair use yet they remove entire projects over nonsense!) It shouldn't be like this. If YT could support informative content, even if it covers difficult topics. I feel like YT would have zero competition. Fair use should cover quality made, informative, narrated highly custom edited content. That literally what fair use covers. Yet YT acts like it can Fully take down a 1hr 30min documentary due to a 10 second clip!? YT needs to realize they would be NOTHING without creators like you making quality content like this.. Yet they decide they want to run things like they expect everything to be kids content, or like it's okay their copyright system is outta control to the point it's not following fair use. I don't understand how KZbin doesn't see the huge fan base around content for grown ups? If they supported things a bit better, they would have so much more success. Hopefully they wake up to this someday. They act like sponsors wouldn't support KZbin if KZbin allowed quality content covering difficult topics? They need to support content like this. It's fully covered under fair use yet copyright claims get abused like crazy as well as demonetized content even tho KZbin still runs ads on those videos so it's just KZbin taking all the $ and acting like they can't support the creators who are the sole reason why their platform has value and popularity in the first place! If KZbin was smart and supported quality content for adults and not just children, they could genuinely be an unstoppable platform. That no other platform would even come close to competing with them. Yet they stand their ground. Their very uptight ridiculous ground lol

[@EV-qu2lb]

This is my first time truly looking into him. And I cannot fathom how people are discrediting him. Because YOU didn’t know who his opponent was? Casual bums. He went back and revenged his closest fight with an outclassing starching. Looked small on his first move up, wins. MOVES UP AGAIN. Wins. And almost all by knockout. Put some respect on man’s name

[@augustinyeovanmengomeobame9652]

Some people are just like that and can't fathom that someone they don't want to recognize that he's the best in the world right now. I'm always like who do you guys even are when you have legends of the sport praising him and saying only positive and good things about him. There will always be these people no matter what he will do.

[@shhhh4637]

@@augustinyeovanmengomeobame9652 True. But the more he puts opponents to sleep the less such people will appear

[@shiro2400]

Idk, the only rational conclusion is that those mf’ers don’t even know what they’re talking about 🤣 this guy is a legend in making with his career right now. Phenomenal boxer

[@Tenchigumi]

​@@shhhh4637Yeah, but the people who remain are usually the loudest, unfortunately

[@stellviahohenheim]

They're Drake fans mostly totally delusional

[@jamiethomas3122]

90% KO rate in title fights is just outrageous

[@jedimind5337]

sacrilegious

[@raymonddon8875]

monsterz will pass pacman.

[@snondr4090]

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[@Malzarius85]

I don't know about him passing Manny in his prime but he sure is a monster to watch

[@Tenchigumi]

@@Malzarius85 Yeah, I really don't like the Manny comparisons because it comes down to one "similarity": they're Asian fighters who attained international P4P success (despite being very different fighters from very different parts of a gigantic and culturally-diverse continent). Don't get me wrong, I love that they're repping Asian boxing as a whole, but it's not a relevant reason to compare them.

[@Hinner1968]

What does Inoue has to do to get the respect and appreciation for being a generational boxer. People, these boxers are not side quests, most of these guys that he KO have never been knocked out or stopped in their previous fights. People think he's fighting scrubs because he makes it look easy. Nieves, Rodriguez, Payano, Fulton, Hernandez, Narvaez, Nieves, Mcdonnell, Moloney, Desmarias, Donaire, Butler, Tapalas, and Nery. These guys are either current or previous Champions.

[@kyul9357]

Pundits are forcing him to go up to 130 featherweight and face Shakur. Inoue would be giving up 3" height and at least 10lbs of muscle mass advantages. Doesn't seem a lot on paper but for prize fighters each pound and reach is significant. Inoue would have to beat Shakur to get the recognition he deserves.

[@knyght1074]

@@kyul9357 Saying an accomplished and well decorated boxer needing to go up in weight some more to get recognition is the most stupid thing you could've said.

[@sangkhuma6225]

​@@kyul9357 LOL!! We are difference in size and weight so weight classes were created. Stupidiest comment I have ever seen on boxing channel.

[@ポポイポポイ-k7o]

井上選手の相手はどれも無敗の選手やレジェンドと呼ばれる強豪選手ばかりなのに 井上選手と戦うとそれらの選手が数段格下見えてしまうほど井上選手が他を圧倒している 恐ろしいモンスター

[@二本延長]

田口もね。

[@benmcreynolds8581]

Nayoa Inoue is probably the best Boxer I've ever seen footage of. It's not just cause he has all the skills. It's because he can Use them in ways we almost never get to see. His fight IQ is something I've never seen before. Something out of a movie. Yet he's making these decisions in the moment, in the fire, under pressure, in big fights against belt holding opponents. I truly think Inoue is a Rare talent that we might only see once every few generations (if that) That's just a broad expression. I'm just glad we get to witness this guy perform at this level that he has been. Impressive is an understatement. I mostly watch and follow MMA but Nayoa Inoue is someone I always have to watch compete. This is a great video. Thank you for the great content

[@silvastian]

Over exaggerated af shut up dude

[@domingoliao2724]

NAOYA. !!!

[@marellius2868]

@@domingoliao2724 quality comment.

[@marellius2868]

and the award for the best comment goes toooo...

[@ThisIsJeer]

He adjusts as needed too. Greatest boxer of his generation.

[@JamesDavisakaRemguy]

I don't usually watch the smaller weight classes, but I gotta say: I'm really impressed with how FAST they are/hit/think and how much POWER that pack! Inoue's body shots have this sick thud. Their head movement and defence in general is EXCEPTIONAL. I like the middle weights, and you sometimes see that, but any bigger and forget it. Heavyweights are a "clinch & snooze" fest. For big man action, I go to MMA/UFC. Ain't no clinching in the Octagon, baby! Anyway, great piece on Inoue, who is an awesome *monster* of a boxer. Very glad I watched this, thanks for putting it together!!

[@tetsuofjustice]

He's got to be one of the best boxers I've ever seen. The power of Tyson, the aggressiveness of Pacquiao, and the mental of Ali. Inoue is a monster.

[@steve10]

What's annoying is the boxing world don't give him the billing he deserves, these days more than ever cards are made for casual fans who want to only see a big guy get knocked out , whereas this pure boxing deserves to be top billing. Maybe if they gave them a chance they might find people will watch.

[@robertvelasco2482]

He needs to go to USA and fight most of his fight there to reach more international viewers.. it’s a waste, he is definitely a great fighter

[@aboircz107]

@@robertvelasco2482ラスベガスで過去に2回やってる。アメリカでは軽量級の選手には大きな箱が与えられないから井上も冷遇された。日本で試合をする方が何倍も大きな興行になる。ネットで世界中の試合を見られる現在においてアメリカで試合を行う意味はない。

[@razzaman9023]

@@aboircz107 Great point he makes more money in Japan and he even gave Fulton the payday of his career. If they were in America they wouldn't have made half the money.

[@razzaman9023]

@@robertvelasco2482 It isn't a waste when he gets paid more in Japan. He would only get recognition in America if he fights fighters like shakur and tank who would happily dodge him.

[@kaithesamurai5943]

This man is without a doubt one of the most skilled boxers of all time

[@Araturyan]

One of the most underrated boxers out there. At first I thought it was Isaac cruz but he's now getting recognized. Inoue deserves more attention and respect

[@eratosthenes8004]

The only person more famous than Inoue in Japan is Shohei Ohtani. Both are goated world wide. And he hardly cares about western recognition. Inoue: “To the comment that I should come to the US and compete: The home of the lightweight division is now here in Japan. If you want to see fights, come to Japan. If there is something in the U.S. that is better than the Japanese market, I will gladly go. It is worth it here in Japan.”

[@kiboma4209]

@@eratosthenes8004hes right, most Americans fans Ive met online don’t give a damn about the divisions below 130 unfortunately. Only Asia and South America which makes sense since we’re small.

[@RatEdwards]

Fuck off hes far from underrated, In Boxing pundit videos there are so many people like you screaming for him. Inoue is not underrated matter of fact hes overrated barely anyone hes fought are household names let alone anywhere near the top of the sport. I believe only Donnaire comes to mind idk.

[@FROZENQUOKKA]

Inoue is well known in Asia, comparable to Godzilla. If Inoue goes to Anerica and fight, he would be applying for food stamps, why, he makes millions where he is.

[@johnhopkinson7573]

😂😂 Pitbull Cruz

[@michaelchua8775]

Dude is happy when he is hurt. He wants war thats why I love Inoue. When he got knocked down in the Nery fight he smiled as he sat in his corner probably thinking “finally some conpetition”

[@SA-kr8ny]

He also said the Donaire1 was the most "fun" fight he ever had.

[@BVW996]

Throughout his fight with Naoya Inoue, many Japanese boxing fans have supported Marlon Tapales, Jason Moloney and Emmanuel Rodriguez. They bravely faced the monster and did what they had to do. I was impressed by the way Fulton kept his cool and never lost his pride until the last moments of the fight. Nonito Donaire was exceptional and he is deeply loved and respected by the Japanese. Many Japanese fans perceive them as respected rivals, not enemies.

[@gggff999]

That's right！ From Japan

[@URIDA-ek7tw]

When he retires, I don't know who to watch, his games are the most entertaining.

[@ポポイポポイ-k7o]

井上選手の試合はアグレッシブで相手が強豪のチャンピオンだろうと無敗のチャンピオンだろうと必ずKOする所が凄くて面白い そして華麗なディフェンステクニックも見ていて惚れ惚れするよね まるで漫画の中でしか見た事ないようなスピードで相手の攻撃を躱すの見ていてカッコいい

[@obsoletecd-rom]

That little clip of his son cheering on dad made me tear up.

[@HoboGardenerBen]

Maybe let that feeling guide you

[@Yotanou]

same

[@Samsdashcams]

May Allah bless your child

[@Pov574]

Inoue fighting nonito donair twice shows he doesn't duck fights unlike those other top fighters cherry picking opponents he gives opportunity and built up his legacy 🔥

[@Anglovox]

Takes the decision, but a bit of a beating in the first fight...trains and studies Nonito's ways HARD....KOs him INSIDE TWO in the rematch!...TOTAL CLASS!!!

[@Pov574]

@@Anglovox appreciate the way you mention a bit ! It was a banger both showed heart ching whatever the world boxing fans wants and could ever ask for those fights will forever be remembered 😌🔥

[@graydavis9439]

HAHAHAHAH CASIMERO ?????? THEY WILL FIGHT IN 2021 and chooses the weak moloney. HE said in twitter before he doesnt want the undisputed title but when casimero loses his belt due to weight problems he immediately fight The UK Garbage boy . wtf not ducking fight ?

[@MJ-fs4ne]

​@@graydavis9439 ask Casemiro to get a single belt first before asking him to fight against Inoue. No belt, not a champ. Inoue take it one step at a time. He knows being arrogant can make him fall. That's how Casemiro lost his belt.

[@Pov574]

@@graydavis9439 casimero has loses with those people ho has already lost more than total 15 + fights what you talking about he doesn't deserve ☺️🤭

[@MrBruce5437]

This japanese samurai boxer has devastating power...I rate him 100 percent

[@michealpangowish9292]

Looks like a mix of that and proper technique that's been drilled in him from an early age.

[@CeciliadeGuia-i1l]

Our QUADRO ALAS MUST PREPARE HARD FOR HIS FIGHT COZ I FEEL ALAS MIGHT BE IN BIG SUPRISE IF HIS LIFE ..TRAIN ALAS PLS MUST BE SERIOUS TRAINING PLS....?

[@emorej07]

I rate him 50

[@taroatom4731]

@@CeciliadeGuia-i1l お前は何が言いたいのかわからん

[@tootspogsforever5590]

​@emorejobobka7787 your mom??!!😀😃

[@MrG77]

Wow his speed and reflexes are mind-blowing. His ring IQ for his age is amazing aswell. Brilliant to watch. He is a "Monster" for sure.🥊🙏

[@cstellaria3000]

Finally, a video highlighting the ever-growing greatness of the Monster.

[@EkoInstinct]

Joe Vincent has one but not updated. Very good anyway.

[@mattlonproctor7221]

Look how small and little his gloves are I would knock everybody out too with those little ass gloves on

[@badger297]

​@@EkoInstinctcame here to say that.

[@ronsmith1133]

@@badger297😊😊😊

[@hazwanhashimhjibrahim]

It's Mongster

[@user-kani3]

Many people must have thought that his nickname 'The Monster' was an exaggeration. However, he continues to prove that he is indeed a true monster. This is truly remarkable.

[@zoltankeresztnevhorvath5481]

Nem szörny!Kiváló harcos és sportoló!És nemzeti érzelmű...Ez a hármas pont elég!👍🏼🤛❤🇭🇺

[@ジャイアンとスネ夫-f1j]

なぜわざわざ日本人なのに英語でコメすんの？

[@norbertnagy5514]

@@zoltankeresztnevhorvath5481 ok, but why dont you write this in englush instead when the majority of people talk in english here in the comments?

[@GoodOleDFT]

​​@@norbertnagy5514 People can write in whatever language they want. Translation is literally one single click away.

[@norbertnagy5514]

​@@GoodOleDFT👍

[@chicx423]

favourite boxer right now. arguably the most well rounded boxer i've ever seen

[@charlesliston3449]

And he does it with none of the trash talk or fancy costumes many Boxers choose ... just results against multiple (former) Champions in 4 weight divisions.

[@oneshotman45]

What I love about seeing Inoue fight is that he can stay away and be slick on the outside with elite defense but he's also not afraid to take a punch to set up or land one of his own. He'll let himself get rocked trying to hit you. Then once he knows you're hurt and he smells the knockout then he just turns that aspect of his game up to eleven.

[@zephyrleapold6796]

Love watching Inoue. During the Fulton fight, it became obvious he'll reign for as long as he stays healthy

[@Fijianborn]

Upon watching this I’ve come to conclude that this guy is vicious and very humble . A TRUE CHAMPION !!

[@mchop_]

King of the nastiest liver shots. Just seeing them makes me shiver

[@steve10]

And the solar plexus shots , I would rather be KOd than suffer a solar plexus or kidney shot , one completely takes your breath away the other just shuts you down through pain , at least with a ko you are out without knowing it.

[@Roldy_Fasho]

Those shots snaps with bad intentions. His setups are a thing of beauty

[@Saint-bz9hs]

I don't like boxing since I don't like to see men hurt each other, but, how terrible is a liver shot?

[@TombulSavas]

​@@Saint-bz9hsall of your blood passes trough your liver

[@nurtbmtv]

@@Saint-bz9hs imagine breathing normally. but as soon as a little bit of air goes into your nose, you feel a spear going through your left side of your mid body/liver area, causing a piercing pain that is making you not want to continue that breath. best way i can explain. so youre like trying to breathe but you cant but you need to but you just bloody cant along side the piercing pain.

[@stanleykub248]

Naoya is the most impressive boxer in the last decade

[@Mozndon]

Been avidly watching boxing since the late 70's as a kid. This wee fella is as good as I've seen in all that time. I've watched all these clips multiple times but any new vid about this man gets my attention, great stuff!

[@Frejborg]

indeed, I never get tired of watching Inoue box.

[@shiro2400]

What’s so crazy is that this guy isn’t doing some unique thing. He’s simply outboxing his opponents! It is crazy to see how well he’s boxing!

[@Mozndon]

@shiro2400 He can do whatever he wants, when he wants. Unreal talent

[@julianrockett5575]

Same, but since the 90s - though I boxed for years in Tim/Kosta Tsyu's hometown of Newcastle - home to a similar legacy story. I was dubious there and got proven wrong. (His last fight, Tim, DOES have an asterisk, as Terry Atlas rightly mentions. No one can win when blood is blinding you, so obviously, just 15 seconds into every single round. it speaks to his toughness that he survived on his feet and walked out..) My query with Nico is, only if anyone decent and very sharp has put a real test to his defence? That is fine, given Nico's influences and having had great training from a young age. It just seemed lost to me in these clips. I do find legacy stories romantic but data-wise unconvincing, particularly in boxing, where rich athlete will typically encourage their kids to use their talented physiques and obsessive drive to select a sport that doesn't require direct hits to the head before you get really good. There is a reason this is a niche sport these days. I personally can attest that being punched in the head several times a week is not for everyone.. Ali was a natural heavyweight, perfect deceptive size until, say, you watch that Rumble in the Jungle against Foreman, as we all have 20,000 times!. I mean, Nico and Ali have a different natural style plus different weights, and they are not physically similar, and I am not talking about colour. I taught my kid some basic boxing. Just three punch combinations. Being snappy, tried to teach him some balance. I mean, he is six, so balance is a bit of subtle art for a kid. That is only because my kid is physically identical to me as a kid. Anyway, so I watched him partake in a Tea Kwon Do test, and the Master had to give him a belt - he had like six lessons. The advantages against his peers who were bigger and taller were evident if you think of 'natural talent'. There is some of that, but. Tennis, basketball, golf, and soccer/football all demonstrate over and over that talent is an entry ticket. However, training obsessively from a young age delivers unconquerable advantages - assuming not overtraining,etc.

[@二本延長]

そうですよね。レイ·レナード、タイソン、ロイ·ジョーンズJrと同じレベルだと思う。

[@tantochen6072]

Even Mike Tyson amazed by Inoue, this guy is something else, a monster indeed

[@matt4380]

Love seeing Inoue get more love. Dude is a machine!

[@あんちゃん-d8p]

井上の試合が見れる時代に生きてて嬉しい

[@steve10]

I know highlights pick out the best clips , but I think this guy is one of the very best at picking punches , he barely wastes a punch , they land with precision , what's frightening is his speed of thought , if a couple of shots are blocked he immediately targets the body , all done in a blink of an eye , ive seen even the greatest boxers become head hunters even if they are throwing wildly or punches are blocked. It shows that technique and speed and precision can beat power , and at 31 still with the speed and accuracy I bet he hasn't been in many wars , meaning his career gets longevity. It's a shame the smaller weights aren't given the big stage very often , you usually find them on the card 3 fights before the main fights, personally I enjoy the speed rather than just brutal ko power , especially when this guy has a bit of power as well at the weight.

[@Giuachino]

I loved the fact he took a year of when he had taken damage in the fight where his eyebrow got cut. Giving his brain and body time te recover, probably gave his chin some time to strengthen back up. Could be big when you go for a lengthy career.

[@MichaelCorlion]

He needed it. He’d fought 10 rounds with a fractured eye socket.

[@iio3211]

骨折しながら闘った事に驚かされます。

[@stephenhawkins3316]

Precision, Speed, Power. He even slipped past good guards and landed. A master of his profession Agree with you 398.99%

[@thomaspondysh957]

Monster reduces champion boxers to mere targets. He can hit and hit to hurt anyone no matter how small or how fleeting the opening is. He really is amazing. He IS a Monster. Don't believe it? Listen close to the audio of the punches landing. They hit so fast and hard they sound like a shot. Look at the effect of his left hook to the liver. How many haven't survived that?

[@k.lalremruata7139]

One of best boxers currently.... He hit hard man

[@youtubesucksbutts]

Yeah, you can tell a lot of his opponents are reacting like they have never been hit so hard. The Monster hits like a much lighter Shavers.

[@Ronhova12345]

I heard Tyson mentioning this guy. decided to check him out....I'm blown away.😯😳😲😦😧

[@yangerjamir0906]

He's a mongster.

[@kfkstuart]

Me too 🔥🔥

[@robertoasura5013]

He is by far the best ...

[@JapaneseOps]

-Abso-f******-lutely

[@MarvelousMaterial]

If he can beat someone with his power...like a Gervonta Davis...that would be cement him as the best. Right now he's the best in his weight class.

[@Bmak-rm2rt]

​@@MarvelousMaterial I don't think that Gervonta fight is going to happen they have a 20 lb weight difference if I'm not mistaken

[@steve7814]

Coming from a life of grappling and having personally never trained in striking. I feel like Naoya gives such excellent visual education on how to use one's body to throw a punch. I find myself learning so much watching his style and technique.

[@Edinjohh]

This guy is on his own level, just a monster as they call him.

[@kosoomchaitokhate]

For me. He is number 1 boxer of the world.

[@RAIJINTV]

hotdog as u wish beat old past prime donaire

[@jmichaelbourke]

@@RAIJINTV You are obviously a couch critic, if you don't know the brilliance of Nonito Donaire. It just adds to Nayoyas great skills. Nonito won another world strap the next year. Do your homework casual?

[@RAIJINTV]

@@jmichaelbourke nonito is a chump homie truly made in japan u know that right

[@UndercoverNormie]

Been watching Inoue a while. Probably my favorite boxer out there right now. His precision and speed is lethal. Also this commentary was fire 😆

[@NickLiang]

This guy has such short shots but generates so much power, it's impossible to see them coming. Hes constantly stalking his opponent and fires big shots in blind spots, what a master

[@rdizzy1]

It is insane how much power he can generate when his size/frame is so damned small. Some of those punches landing sound like a gun going off in the distance.

[@mikek2337]

It never gets boring to watch his highlights. He's the most explosive and exciting boxer to watch.

[@HoboGardenerBen]

So cool to see someone maintaining such a high level of excellence

[@burningknuckle26]

He is a complete boxer. He has mastered his biomechanics. Incredibly talented individual. All Time Great.

[@ernieespinoza4783]

He is the best boxer I have ever seen. He's playing chess, everyone else is playing checkers. The G man incarnate!

[@steve10]

My first time watching him live thanks to this video alerting me to him, what a fighter, I think he started a bit slow and Nery got a good knock down, but it woke him up and that was that , he is one of the best boxers I've seen. I know why I've missed his career, he often fights on a Tuesday and western boxing press don't promote him so he has gone under the radar. One of the best pound for pound boxers surely.

[@colbylo5196]

Nery got a knockdown because inoue is too hype and doesn’t defend himself when he swings I haven’t seen this do keep his hand up after a jab or punch yet

[@007robinhoodlove5]

THERE ARE TWO JAPANESE in the HISTORY OF SPORTS SHOHEI OTANI and NAOYA INOUE Not only JAPAN but the entire world should be proud of ,🙏🙏

[@o.i.c.uvanish9169]

Still overshadow by the big G

[@gunnyhighway4422]

What about noriyuki Haga

[@jack604]

Its scary how he seems to be well ballanced and hgh stats in all aspects

[@sidad4018]

Best fighting sports channel by far. Keep up the good work.

[@bhoqeem1975]

Monster, indeed. He just doesn't stop coming and get back up. Speed, accuracy, and power.

[@コレコレ-d7y]

スタープラチナ！

[@same4047]

he's the no. 1 the greatest, No doubt true boxing spirit, no sign of weakness, even the great Floyd Mayweather has some weaknesses but not inoue, he's a complete boxer hence world's no. 1

[@LotusVolt-pf9bt]

P4P in a fight Inoue beats Floyd

[@elel2608]

Lol

[@sf49erswarriorsgiantsgumba99]

Please don’t mention that chicken shit name, that rhymes with roid!! He’s not a boxer!!!

[@LotusVolt-pf9bt]

@@wolfdog5981 He has no weakness, Inoue is the toughest man on the planet.

[@kevinjackson6420]

@@LotusVolt-pf9bt😂😂😂😂

[@gbctv889]

Im a filipino and i support JAPANESE BOXER..... BANZAAAIIII JAPAAAANNN!!!!!! NAOYA cant ignore he got power punch and speed...........hope you break the 8 DIVISION..... MORE POWER JAPAN..

[@punjungpun]

His boxing is an art form 👌👌👌

[@plums_ri]

Those who love boxing understand that Inoue is a superhuman

[@legendaryoutlaw3534]

Thx for this video this is great. I watched your video and then i watched the Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire full fight. Just WOW. Easily one of the greatest fights ive ever seen! This was a brutal war. These guys are both true warriors. They are both winners this night.

[@sirmuffincat6630]

That fight 100% earned Fight of the Year for 2019. I rewatch it from time to time because it's just that good. It's probably the best fight of the 2010's tbh.

[@BVW996]

In the second round of the Donaire fight, Naoya Inoue suffered a broken nose and orbital bone from Nonito Donaire's left hook. Despite excruciating pain and double vision, he fought on unfazed until the 12th round. Remarkably, Donaire refrained from targeting the injured right eye. Initially, there seemed to be a speed discrepancy, and I wondered if Inoue would be outpaced, but Donaire swiftly unleashed a left hook like a Japanese sword, shattering Inoue's face. It was an incredible match.

[@legendaryoutlaw3534]

@@sirmuffincat6630 @BVW996 Yeah i will 100% rewatch this fight a couple of times. After round 2 continueing with the broken orbital bone and with doublevision were nutz. I think after the liver shot in the beginning of round 11. Donaire never could fully recover from this. But he takes it very good many others were Ko after this. Amazing. Stuff of legends. Very glad to find this :)

[@oasis724]

パンチ力、スピード、、回復力と持続力、 隙を見逃さない目、、 これらがバランス良く備わっている選手だと思う。 井上選手に勝つには、これらを皆超えないといけない。 井上選手はだから、努力、基礎練習は怠らないだけでなく、対戦相手に対する特殊な訓練を加えて練習していると思う。 素晴らしい選手だと思う。

[@Mobius_Mustache]

The edits are fantastic, and the storytelling is top tier. I'm happy to be a subscriber and constant viewer. Keep it up brother!

[@HoboGardenerBen]

Well said, excellent channel, soooooooo much fight footage!

[@ncode03]

What makes I'm a great fighter is not just his attack but also defense. You rarely see him getting bruised because his defense is great

[@Frejborg]

His legwork is among the very best.

[@tenderious99]

Speed, power, accuracy, good endurance and high IQ..! Super species..!

[@TimeTraveller010]

No. Japacentic xenophobe. He will meet his maker soon.

[@dannyyong3281]

U miss one, he sure can take a hell of a punch!

[@handroids1981]

Naoya Inoue has the BEST footwork I've ever seen. EVERY punch starts at the feet. Simply phenomenal! Part of the Mike Tyson brilliance was the footwork. Most heavier weights just try to slug fest. Mike trained and fought like a Bantamweight. Muhammed Ali trained and fought like a middle weight. And it shows.

[@majemaje0805sweetvoice]

Now, in modern times, he is the number one pound-for-pound across weight classes. Donaire's fight could have been KOed if the referee hadn't stopped it. All my matches so far have had a KO rate of 100%.

[@akihirojin3069]

アメリカ在住の ドネア アメリカ人の レフリー 怪しい 🥱 10 カウント 入ってた 👍 金の 匂い プンプン 🤭

[@umfz-ck3mf]

井上のボクシングスキルは最高だかこのチャンネルのビデオのレベルも最高です👏 本当に良くやった😊

[@lw1814]

He’s the best boxer right now. If he fights against mayfeather, my $ is on naoya for sure. That guys would devastate mayweather I guarantee. This kid is fearless all around and that is exactly what makes him a great fighter. He reminds me of Mike Tyson in his prime- fearless. He hits the body just as much if not more than the head and that’s where his opponents lose. Tyson did similar as well.

[@jmichaelbourke]

Naoya fights at 122 lbs and Mayweather was over 140 lbs. Homework would help you out of making rash statements. Yes Naoya and Loma are my Fave boxers.

[@o.i.c.uvanish9169]

@@jmichaelbourke p4p monster all day.

[@jeremyexalted8572]

Forget Mayweather please, why make the irrelevant relevant?

[@linzarioyoung8556]

This is ultimately a created boxer.. no boxer on the planet more complete

[@MWALIMU_GURACHA1]

Your come in late, this guy is a sumaria monster legend and icon of the fighting game. Well disciplined and a good professional. Love you boss

[@GoodOleDFT]

He's got speed, he's got defense, he's got technique, and he punches above his weight class. The moniker of 'Monster' is well-deserved.

[@felixhoang6040]

Wow! One of the best boxers, videos, and commentary. All in one.

[@YJSNPI.]

Power, speed, technique, IQ, stamina, guts. Naoya Inoue has everything. The only thing what he lacks is weight.

[@bethanyhannah5777]

Clearly he's not lacking anything

[@Frejborg]

Very nice highlight and hype video! Some very good lines too. Naoya is my #1 favorite all time boxer. Just a beauty to behold, and I think a masterful technician, with gifted power, who clearly works extremely hard in his training, and disciplined living. Donaire 1, and Tapales are the two most respectable opponents, by my regard, that Inoue has faced. I am excited to see him KO Nery! I am thinking it will be a faster knockout than we've seen from Naoya for awhile. Perhaps by round 4-5. Naoya Inoue #1 P4P boxer of all time! I've never seen a boxer with such a beautiful form, and dangerous style.

[@calmlittlebuddy3721]

Dude gets KOs w just body shots. Literally guys double over and never get up. Sick.

[@frlte9641]

that first fight with Donaire was absolutely incredible to watch

[@mwoch]

最高のまとめ動画ですね。日本のKZbin、メディアを超えてますよ。 It's the best summary video. It's beyond Japanese KZbin and media.

[@terencemalik6415]

Made by the Russian team with an American narrator.

[@nance417P]

ドネアとの1戦目を長く見せてくれるのいいですよね

[@maksatjumadil4370]

Если бы такая возможность поставить миллион лайков то я бы это обязательно сделал,а так это не монстр,это демон во плоти💪💪💪 даже Мейвезер не может похвастаться такими достижениями

[@ThierryLepesqueur-op2jg]

Le meilleur boxer actuel toutes catégories confondues. Pas d'esbrouffe. Avec Pac man, désormais en retraite, et Tyson, le meilleur de la boxe.❤

[@shankarsarkar1799]

He has held multiple world championships in four weight classes, and is one of only three male boxers in history (along with Terence Crawford and Oleksandr Usyk) to become the undisputed champion in two weight classes in the "four-belt era".

[@mu0nt893]

the scarriest thing on top of all those qualities is that he has an iron chin ...

[@helloman3676]

Yeah, that is the scariest trait for sure. When 💩hit the fan, the guy can just bite down on his mouth piece and let it go. Something a lot of great fighters can't do.

[@Roldy_Fasho]

Definitely showed in Donaire’s 1st fight

[@sysrqstoic]

Not anymore vs. Luis Nery

[@pranav_k__]

​@@sysrqstoicflash knockdown

[@ChiefTigereyes]

Once in a lifetime fighter! My God he is the best!

[@colbylo5196]

No he’s not gervonta Davis is

[@ChiefTigereyes]

@@colbylo5196 he's undisputed in 2 weight classes and fought all champions! Tank isn't the best because he doesn't fight the best.

[@Tristan-wr6kz]

So enjoying to watch. The amount of work you put in your vids is inspiring 🙏

[@annoyedtorchic8270]

I'm a filipino but damn i love Inoue, he reminds me of Pacquiao's speed and power when he was in his prime. These are the boxers i live to watch.

[@Me-ds3nm]

Manny would have been destroyed by the Japanese easily. Phi - Jap 0:3.

[@davidhost7133]

Loved every minute of the video. Please never stop what you are doing. The content is fantastic

[@geraldfavian3078]

The absolute best of a fighter in his class. His ability to adapt to every fighter is off the chart and his stance looked like karate's which I think the reason he could generate such power and accuracy in a hit. Thank you Mike Tyson for letting more people know about Naoya. I watched Naoya 2 years ago after Mike mentioned how crazy this guy is, fitting his monicker "The Monksta" as Mike said it 😅

[@Zzenoix]

Very good traditional boxing skills + power + speed.. and you have Inoue.

[@VRSCDX7]

This is by far the best compilation of his career

[@davidcaves1872]

One again, GREAT commentary! 👍 I LOVE the analogies!

[@LahLahMan]

This video just created thousands if not millions of more fans. I'm intrigued with this guy now, never was before.

[@ElvinlazDidy-dl8et]

When we see his oppenent previous fight. And fight with him. It abnormal. Truly monster

[@ElvinlazDidy-dl8et]

Donier has 2 hand power puncher left or right goo with ko. But this man has stronger chin

[@thetigerstripes]

No dancing; no show-boating; no taunting; no bullshit; no acting like a damn fool. His actions in the ring spoke for him.

[@ouchinessarubugoy105]

the real ippo bakunuchi... love watching those japanese anime.

[@agustinduenas5902]

Naoya Inoue is the best fighter I have ever seen. I've watched thousands of fighters over the years including Sugar Ray Leonard and the others in his era. Naoya is always balanced ready to punch, has a terrific and versatile jab, and his punches whistle with velocity. He punches through opponents, not at them. His footwork and quick in and out movements are really hard to deal with. My favorite fighter of all time is Wilfredo Gomez. It would be a great 122 lb battle between them, but I favor Inoue. Gomez, for all his talent and power, was vulnerable to a straight right hand. He showed that in his fights against Derrik Holmes, both amateur and pro. The problem Naoya faces is that his frame is just too small to go higher than 130 lbs. I will love to see him face the top featherweights in the future. I'm certain he will dominate when he does move up to that division.

[@farkasbelabill5969]

Real Samurai 💯 Great Job 💯

[@Tenchigumi]

Naoya reminds me a lot of GGG. Devastating and demoralizing power, excellent and refined fundamentals, and an expansive arsenal of punches anchored by an extremely active and versatile jab. Of course, where they differ is in GGG's pressure-oriented style vs Inoue's textbook boxer-puncher style, but when it comes to brutally ending fights with precision, these guys are the first that come to mind in the 2010s/20s.

[@vincefitness414]

US boxers will wait until he's old, then they'll fight him 😂

[@アンリ-q5d]

I like Inoue's fighting style.

[@Byronepickle]

Accuracy and the powerful punch is a nightmare for his opponents

[@awriteknight6658]

23:04 Fulton’s offensive efforts were as futile as advice from crypto bros. Great comedic lines like these, together with your great pacing and research, are what makes this channel great. Love this stuff!

[@XX-bq4ly]

日本人として井上選手を誇りに思う。100年に一度の逸材だと思う。同じ時代に生きていることを幸せに感じている。ありがとう。

[@fake6467]

同じく！アンチも全て日本人なら味方になれ！

[@dh-vv3jo]

いつも思うけど、誇りに思うって何様なんって、感じw

[@XX-bq4ly]

@@dh-vv3jo いつも思うけど、知らない人に何様だ！と言う人ほど何様なんだと思いますが。きっとコンプレックスがあって人を差別したり蔑んだりしているのでしょうね。

[@超ラザレビッチ]

100年できくのが争点なんよね。

[@df_5565]

それさ ここに 言わんでも

[@bertrandpetrozza2049]

Наоя Иноуэ обладает силой лучших полутяжеловесов в сравнении

[@michaelburbank2276]

thank you

[@jackhammer231]

wow, fantastic video, editing and highlights are spot on - thanks for sharing! what an absolute brilliant boxer.

[@HansCast]

Inoue's a beast. Excellent video on this monster. 👊

[@dazzaustralia4618]

He is the best Boxer in world right now,by a long way. 🤷‍♂️ and a true champion as was PacMan.

[@theNfl_Esq]

Great channel! Got turned on to it b4 the Crawford fight. Excellent as always!