The only thing close was maybe Lomacenko but he never really had that fight ending power ready to execute at any moment. I thought something similar to your post watching the Donaire rematch. I have just never seen that level of skill and power. Even if he is beatable, his offensive arsenal seems like something we haven't seen before

​@@chrisbirch4150teofemo xposed him

His combination of fundamentals, punch technique, boxing iq, speed, power, and reflexes is other worldly.

@@chrisbirch4150 That's almost exactly my thought cause I do believe there are a lot of similarity between Loma and Inoue in terms of techniques: balance, position, change of rhythm etc. Plus they both like to do a bit of showboating to please the crowd. For me Inoue is like a smaller version of Loma but with more devastating punching power.

Terrance Crawford …

He fought almost a whole fight against Doniere with a broken eye socket, half blind and won. Showed plenty of grit there.

power of anime no doubt

He faced way more adversity against Donair..... all respect to Donair

Yeah Inoue is a exceptional boxer. One of a kind in this era.

Enjoy it while he's still entertaining us all. Father time will come

I was thinking the same thing

Perhaps comparable to the Chinese Gung Fu one inch punch.

Similar to a "one inch" punch from the late Bruce Lee.

This might sound weird but can you imagine if Inoue had a freak loss? Because I imagine him being twice as good as he is now if that ever happens if you know what I mean because I don’t care about a loss like most of the weird fans but I just think he would get so much better if he ever did Is all, and that’s freaking scary to think about!

@@LoveAndBoxingWWHe will lose at some point. And come back a fn total savage. 🔥👍🏻

True. And Litterally every fight is Art. There are no bad Inoue fights

Maybe even an understatmen, to me one of the best athletes iv seen in a while...

His destruction of Warlito Parreanas is a masterpiece of pure Savagery- go watch it if u havent- he hit that man so hard, right through the guard; a man that was a ko artist himself, found out the hard way, u dont trade with the Monster.

I'm pretty sure nobody on earth thinks that's real boxing. plus all it does is maybe get people interested in boxing who would otherwise never do so

lmao from all the names, you pull these 2 clowns? 1 isn't even a boxer, the other one likes to box old people and people who are not in form or not in their prime

sorry about your package size bro can hear it in your voice

@@michaelburbank2276 🤣🤣🤣

Muhammad Ali also did a "clown show" when he fought Antonio Inoki. These exhibition matches has always been a part of boxing

When he is firing it doesnt look all that much. But when you watch the slowmo of the impact on Nery's face, water flying off, eyes going to space, you can see how brutal it is.

It's the ones you don't see will gets you

Something Poatan-esque about it with how he throws it in what looks like not much power behind it

He also ran into that punch so it adds to the impact

@@bornanagaming3329 But he ran into it when both were fresh, with Nery doing his usual (his well known powerful swing from below). Most of Inoue's I-caress-your-face-&-you-go-down are largely from only a few inches away. That's what most analysts are raving about. Any top fighter could drop another one --- like what Nery did do to Inoue at the openning of their first round ---- if they could do one of those powerful swings that both Tapales and Nery are known for... But, again, it is when you could easily drop your opponents from caressing their chin from literally just inches away, with only technique and torch... that's why even other elite fighters and analysts alike go oooh and ahhhhh

I don’t know about this dude is smarter and faster

Us over 30 are for sure washed all the way up the shore.

I like the sentiment but inoue is faster, stronger and smarter than his opponenents. Lmao

I know it will never happen but I really hope Luke spends some time in a boxing gym like he did with jiu jits / mma if he’s going to keep learning more about boxing, it would be really valuable to his analysis

@@RM-ru3fk About 20 years too late for that, lol.

As he said. He's always ready to throw. Not so much about power. It's when to throw and where to throw. Inoues always rdy to atk

No Doubt!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸

Been watching boxing analysis for more than a decade now. I'm shocked this is my first time seeing this channel. This guy is definitely one of the best.

Thanks for letting me know, I'm new here 😂

Didn't know hmong ladie like watching boxing too lol..hell yeah inoue is sifi! Go inoue...best boxer in history, I like him more than pac even tho pac is great boxer too.

Totally agree with you 👍

Puck: takes 100 damage, returns 200 damage and wins Floyd: takes 1 damage, returns 30 damage and wins Inoue: Takes 30 damage, returns for 150 damage and wins

@@Bluetooth-xp9xe ?????

@@bonthor7515 you would be surprised at how many Japanese women were at the match.

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King 💯. We won't ever get to see another powerful and great boxer like him after he retired.

Cap

Lol. No he's not. Usyk, Loma, and Bivol are all more skilled than him right now, he's just naturally gifted with speed and power. As he moves up in weight his natural abilities will stop being so effective, and he'll start to seem more average because his skills are not "the best in history."

@@truthoverlies6434 Thank you. These casuals dont know shit

Me,too❤

さすが米国分析らしいですね。零戦もこのように分析されて弱点を暴かれたのでしょうね。 しかし井上選手は完璧で弱点は無いようです。

格闘控室っていうチャンネルは凄いよ。あれのドネア戦の動画は映画超えてた

He’s way up there for sure idk if he’s number 1 pfp… but he’s close

True,, most boxer after a drop they usually more of a defensive mode or survival mode .. Naoya didn’t have any of it as if it didn’t happen like he was still fresh and fought fresh throughout.

@@Leavemealone-his activity puts him over bud for me, he said he’d wipe out all of 122, and he’s doing just that he’s beaten 3 of the 4 other 122ers in the top 5, the last one? Goodman who he brought out to fight September. Then onto 126!

Nery was dangerous in the early rounds. Hes a good fighter. But Inoue showed who was the boss.

That something special is usually a knock out!

Agree

But.. then there was nganou

@@lebraa Yup Ngannou has power but got beat by speed & timing

Exactly💯​@@tankerock

And Inoue is elite at all of them

Inoue said in a Japanese interview he can win fights without getting hit if he chose to fight defensive but chooses to take some risks to entertain the crowd lol amazing

Inoue fully understands that boxing is ultimately a business that depends on the audience, and he expresses that just winning is not enough.

Damn right!

Comparing him to Floyd constitutes a disservice to Inoue.

Inoue's press conferences are boring but his fights are the best, Floyd had the ability to liven up the press conferences instead of boring the fights. But the modern Mayweather style boxers have boring press conferences and boring fights.

Its good but mcleod is the best.

@@zatoichimasseur6767 did he do one on Naoya? I couldn't find any

but ufc fanbois have proven 4 inch punch to be fake. only in hollywood. nery is a paid actor.

@alsetalokin88 not a paid actor. He was still trying to attack Inoue in earnest when Inoue landed that 4 inch punch. Nery's left knee collapsed and folded up. That's neurological overload and shutdown. Can't fake that.

@@jonghoonpark5497 dude i said that tongue in cheek lol

@@alsetalokin88 oops loll! 🤣 Gotchu 👍

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That's why I'm in no way hating on Inoue when i say; I'd love to see the fantasy fight v crawford in heaven. Couple true tactical sun tzu's swinging in the ring. I don't fk w/much anime, but i liked samurai champloo, those to fighting, in my head? Basically the scene in the tea shop, instinct vs planning, by a couple mind readers who understand the others ability more intimately than anything not a mirror

@@Scp716creativecommons Uhuh it’s a very interesting fantasy match up! Perhaps when they are both older and retired they might in-retire for an exhibition match 🙂

@@360vroomers real world, I'd love to just see em give each other work, hard spar; Crawfords too big for him. Perfect, virtual reality, matrix type ish, where they feel exactly their best, sharpest, and a few size tweaks to fit a belt... if i were a billionaire I'd be investing in the tech to make it happen, lol. But; yeah, retired exhibition, I'd still want to watch that, even if i could get the dream fantasy fight. I don't care what anyone says, i loved that they did RJJ vs Iron Mike. It had no bearing on their storied careers, for me, but it let you get a glimpse of an idea, how would they have approached it, or responded. Counter king vs the killroy peekaboo. Also, i don't often like seeing fighters in real bouts at over fifty, the risks involved, the change in healing but; older fighters demonstrating what they're still capable of/how they look at the sciences sweet problems different as the body ages, is interesting and inspiring in its own right. Folk were clowning on Roy, for not staying as fit as Mike...whole lotta factors their, and a little late now to try and turn the clock back. Tyson always got to much credit for power, and not enough for dedicated training to form, and, at least these days, insightful ring iq. RJJ, up against 95 of 100 brawlers, not saying talented amateurs of the art, anywhere within 50 lbs, is still liable to learn about "levels in it". Already probably on a "tldr" rant but, back to Naoya v Crawford; i love Inoue, he's a peak talent in a generation that may be more chock full than the early 90s. Bud may, imho, be the best boxer since Robinson. He's got skill, he grew up in a lab coat, ring iq, all of it. The instincts tho, the flow, like he was born for it, and don't feel right till risk is a razor's edge between win or lose, and time slows down like cold molasses. I know, "im glazing him", but he keeps doing it, proving that no one else can handle the pressure of waters as deep as him. Probably some American nepotism here, but when i draw up my personal pound fer pound, it's Bud #1, Naoya #2, and a little space before a bronze spot that's still being contested. Tank, Canelo, Loma(i know I'll get shade there, but I'd stick to it), Bivol; when i try to suss out #3 i wind up watching a bunch of fights, overanalyzing, and then shrugging. Too close, cant tell.

That is Bruce Lee, back as a boxer😊

That's just not true. Lol. Loma, Usyk, and Bivol are all better than him. He's just extremely powerful and fast amongst the small guys he's fighting, but when he moves up in weight and his power stops being so effective, and he has to rely on skill more, he won't be as effective as Loma, because his skills are not as good. He's heavily reliant on his power and speed.

Yes agree. His basic boxing is lvl1000/10. And Then we saw his opponent .they mostly "big upper body" but have skinny legs. His basic boxing is great its generated from his leg .and his power has generate from leg too. His has not traine only punch technique and foot work . His trainer help him build strong leg .his weight isnt only from upper body . people think about how to throw deadly punch by punch heavy bag. That is not true

​@@truthoverlies6434 Wtf are you talking about? Inoue has already accomplished more than all 3 of those boxers in the paid ranks. Bivol is a 1 weight champ, Usyk is a 2 weight champ who was undisputed at Cruiser and unified heavyweight and Bud is a 3 weight champ undisputed in 2 weights like Inoue, only with less divisions than Inoue

Thank you for all the comments. I'm not talking about class or punching power. I would like to say how much he has worked hard since he was a child. Every punch and every footwork is beautiful. I can see the effort. I think it can be called the perfect form of a boxer.

His background as a boxer was not brought up in an environment of violence, fights, or evil. I have been honing my thoughts and techniques purely to become stronger. You can see that even with just one jab. His purity as a boxer is different. It's not something that can be expressed as genius or good sense. It's like a stone becoming the sparkle of a diamond.

Hence why they sometimes say "chess match"

wonder how close the mechanics are to Pereria's short left hook

Ryan Garcia got the best strongest and fastest left hook

@@mrbeau5387 LOL u delusional casual. Ryan Garcia isnt even on P4P list and there's reason why Inoue is #1 p4p.

@@user-iu9bg8gm7p nobody is talking about pfp talking about purely left hook

@@mrbeau5387 dont matter. Inoue's left hook is MUCH MUCH better. if u cant tell then u a casual

you def a fan now then lol.

Mad, Inoue neutralized the punch right after the knockdown.

inoue was way too excited before this fight, biggest crowd he ever had, his promise to his countrymen, and he got caught when he was off balance. but that knock down settled him down, he started to read and broke down his target and then finished him.

what matters is how they respond, and Naoya did it masterfully.

casimero fanbois be like that. they think that if casimero were to hit the way luis nery did, the monster would be knocked out. luis nery has a higher knockout percentage than casimero and faster. casimero may certainly have power but his reach is shorter than nery and his power punches are wider and more telegraphed than nerys

He's weaknesses have been shown as of recently. Some one heavier could give him problems. Especially if he is not in Japan.

Inoue is a beast? I thought he's called a monster and rightfully so

mate he always means business always trying to finish the fight none of this let the judge decide and win by points