saw the monster live in the wbss tournament one of the best things i ever did

A lot of hardcore fans watch him

Well in the western world there are bought fighters in the Eastern side the better fighters are all in those lower weight divisions

It's all about the big guys. Always has been. That's what draws the casuals which makes the bulk of the fans. But yes I do agree, guys like Inoue aren't getting the recognition

Don't care about weight class...I'll watch two martians, animals, and insects 🥊🥊 if they have the skills. My wife caught me watching midget 🥊🥊 once and they were skilled too 😂🤣

Same old song and dance, your mom said the same thing last week

@@whateverhappenedto6686 What are you even talking about?

​@@factandsuspicionpodcast2727don't even give them attention

agree, this is history.

Greatness??😂😂😂

Behave ben

Gervonta could tank him

@@koba2095 tanks in a different weight class. Might as well say Bivol or Usyk smokes him. Naoya started out at 108 lbs.

@@koba2095 casual alert lmao

Casimero is real.

Did you watch and comment this before knowing his last fight? If not you're in for a treat

I just posted about that. A liver KO requires both strength and precision. Being able to pull it off like that, he definitely earned his nickname.

Casimero is real.

I mean, really, he’s got the total pkg. Nonito grew him up even more.

Some people dont watch him because he is asian sad but it true

​@@noname545who are these people be specific

They called him a monster but he scared to CASIMERO... Search about NAOYA and casimero...

@@alttab532haha casimero would get stomped

He still has more to prove in the ring

5 more cab drivers and he's the best cabbie knock out artist.

@@jasonturner7842u mad hes not from whatever country your from ??? 😂😂😂

Plenty of small guys have tremendous power in Mexico and Asia. Africa too. The whole world, small people bang thunderously. Junto Nakatani and Yoshiki Takei these days too.

Yep, but it is also a very very light division that does not have many serious names. I would like to see him go up a little bit and fight some serious names.

@@mmareviewer.2372 122 will be interesting, I wonder how much more he will go up, alot of guys at 118 are already taller than him

@@TMeek94 Yea, but that is where he will have lots of power over them. He is older now and as you get older you move up weight naturally. If he added a lot more to his legs, neck and core he could make it to 135 and even higher, but right now he is happy where he is due to the success but not very well known as a result.

@@TMeek94 he will clean out 122-126 easy above that will be more challenging

Its look like Pacman but more stylish and powerull

The stamina is crazy for his speed!

His movement is insane he moves his head just the right amounts to avoid puches and he's perfectly upright to deliver max strength in his counters and his speed and power make his counter practically unavoidable

Enormous body attack…especially that liver shot.

Seen GGG land body shots?

Bodies drop from body shots, cause I could box No need for Glocks or karate chops

The more I watch the highlights, the more respect I have for him. He's good, Inoue just so fast and accurate. I suspect Rodriguez and Maloney will get first cracks at bantom once relinquished. Losing the way they both did to Inoue could make for a good fight between them.

not Nagoya

Nagoya is a City in Japan lol

Thanks for the correction! Fat thumb typing.

Japanese turtle ducked 4aces quadro alas casimero

@@richardmacapagal7537 idk man he is going to higher weight division plus fighting Fulton.. no ducks or chicken here. Only a lion hunting his prey!

Look up Carlos Zarate. That’s the hardest lower weight puncher ever

I wouldn't say he's the greatest yet. I'd still rate fighting harada over him although I'm confident Inoue will surpass him in the future.

@@englishbutfrench9613 after tomorrow Inoue would definitely be the greatest Japanese boxer

@@vince11harris Maybe. He'd be undisputed but a win over Butler isn't a great win in itself.

Harada

true

Damn my guy! You're missing out homie! Check out these vids in these order if you find them: Inoue vs Jamie mcdonnell Inoue vs Juan Carlos payano Inoue vs emmanuel rodriguez Inoue vs nonito donaire 1 Inoue vs Jason moloney Inoue vs Michael dasmarinas Inoue vs nonito donaire 2 Inoue vs Paul butler There's a reason why I rate inoue as my fave fighter and my #1 pfp! Check it out and lemme know how it goes bro!

He is obviously one of the goats of his generation, his punching is the best on the planet at the moment.

How can you be a goat of a certain generation when a goat is "of all time"..? 🤣🤣🤣

Fake monster the real monster is quadro alas casimero

@@richardmacapagal7537 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@richardmacapagal7537 Inoue destroys Casemiro easily. Inoue punch is like dinamite (24 W, 0 L, 20 KO, 83% KO) while Casemiro 32 W, 4 L , 22 KO, 68% KO).

There’s been a lot of boxers greater than Tyson.

@@Ryan-ix6dt Yep. Alexis Arguello

Idk about that one 😅

Woah! take it easy man.

Casual

👍. Youre absolutely correct! Astute observation my friend! He has both equations, in natural talent (power, speed, reflexes etc) as well as sound fundamentals and technique.

@@mikimiyazaki I agree. That straight right is completely nontel too. BAM!

@@mikimiyazaki I'm thinking he'll be comparable to a Joe Calzaghe wherein GOAT status is concerned. Not alot belts in different weight divisions but if you're in his weight class, you're in his way, you'll get sayonara'd. World soccer, World wrestling...🤼‍♀️ Whats in the water there these days. 💪

@@knockknock1246 i know what you mean and agree. Of course calzhage was fundamentally sound and did what all great trainers grill into everyone and thats "let your hands go!" And "make em miss, make em pay!". Of course joe wasnt a big puncher so he wasnt blessed with that natural talent, he got by on technique and sound fundamentals.

@@mikimiyazaki You know, he almost never sparred compared to many other fighters.. Great punches per round stats too. Definitely not a knockout puncher like Inoue is.

Then Casimero is Makonochi who defeated Miyata..hehehehe

He's better

Power, speed, precision, yada yada yada, the dude has it ALL. Of course there's power there...

Muscle mass and size almost never determine power. Also, such things are never said about Mexicans and Hispanics, even though they're often slim or short in height. Usually, only Asians are singled out for being powerful despite being thin and people are surprised when thin Asians have power but they're not surprised when thin people of other races have power. I wonder why. I'm not saying you're prejudiced or racist or anything, and a lot of that prejudice is subconscious. It's just kind of disappointing that on a wide scale, people don't think we're strong. Only other Asians know and understand how strong and powerful Asian people are, generally. Even the ones that don't look that way. We know ourselves.

@@jonghoonpark8050 I am a Japanese myself and was interested to see your comment. It may possibly be due to the results in UFC where Asians do not seem to have been doing that well, that martial arts myths have faded away. When I was a kid in an international school in Africa, which is decades ago, I felt that kids of all races justly respected Asian power thanks to Bruce Lee and so forth. Also, talking about UFC, I think Adesanya had to be patient till everybody was finally convinced that his attacks are very powerful despite his being very slim. So, maybe it is not only Asians that suffer from the stigma that slim guys may lack power. Coming back to Inoue's power narrative, even in Japan, people talk a lot about his power (though not with the comment on his slim shape). He is indeed much more powerful than the vast majority of past Japanese champions. When you see his training session videos, it is pretty scary. I still want to say however that Inoue is much more unique in the combination of other skills which enables power punches in the actual elite fights. Many guys can probably punch sandbags harder than Inoue but almost nobody can excute the same power in fights. Exactly like the most powerful Bruce Lee famously said in a film "boards don't hit back". Butler already lost by the time I am making this comment. His decent comments almost exactly coincide with mine. He said that Inoue's power was just as excpected and that he could cope with Inoue's head shots alone. He praised Inoue's fight IQ and other skills even more.

@@decidrophob I see. I understand. Well, my opinion of why Asians aren't doing as well in MMA as other countries, is because the sparring culture in Asian gyms is a little bit too civilized most of the time. For example, most Asian athletes would be concerned about getting kicked out of their gym forever if they were seen as arrogant, too aggressive, etc. The goal is to be aggressive, but Asian social politics destroys any chance of guys going as hard as they can in sparring to prepare for the UFC. Asians also know that if someone crosses the line in sparring, there's going to be a war and a vendetta that will continue until they feel like justice has been served. Asians perform very well in actual wars, but because of the extreme black and white thinking in Asia, and because of the social politics and fear of being shunned forever, Asian gyms don't spar with the brutality and the intensity that's necessary for UFC level competition. Of course, Thailand is a different story. In Japan, you have to find the right gym with coaches who understand the old mentality, where the goal is to kill someone or else get killed. In Korea, where I am, the old mentality is dying, so you actually might get kicked out of a gym if you break someone's ribs. Or the other guys will shun you.

Donaire is not just exceptional, he's elite! Inoue sadly fights too many tomato cans!too many! Time zone of fights are terrible for Europe and America! How do you fight on a Tuesday??? madness 🤦‍♀️

I'm a casual fan I don't really follow boxe (mainly cause I live in Europe and fights start at 3am😂) but I watch his fights every time I can! He's extremely exciting and fun to see! He impress me every time

His opponents are great, but Inoue is still too much for them. This is gonna happen again at 122, and maybe even 126

You would be right!

Takamura= Naoya

That's the way you want to retire: a proven fighter, champion, and undefeated.

Well we are about to see how beast he is at the super bantam weight, fighting Fulton. Going to be a good match

He already knock out fulton

Hope Fulton is prepared, because the monster will gobble him up like nothing

The one that was afraid to fight Butler 😆😆😆😆