Interesting, he's sure turning out to be like that!

He's gonna start having trouble finding opponents... I think Casimero will come through, but who else?

@@sdriza Yup you are correct. He's been having troubles already, trying to get strong opponents but they're ducking. That is why he needs to get what he can get because no fight is the worst for any boxers.

He moving up at good pace it's hard for him to get fights hope he doesn't get to complacent and stays sharp

Once in a generation athlete, showed an amazing chin & durability as well; showed that heart in the nonito fight

As of rn he got better defensively to

And defense

Wise words! Thanks for sharing John. Yup he's a very special fighter.

Great point about the coolness in there it's that level of calm that enables him to see the shots and pick them. He's very twitchy.

Well said.

Who was a “monster” besides Donaire?

@@elel2608 not monsters per se but Rodriguez and Payano come to mind, those guys were no chumps by any sense of the word, but you are correct, Donaire was and still is, his by and far most difficult opponent challenge

That’s why I can’t enjoy boxing like I used to the fans are SO fucking toxic and have a “I know everything” attitude not all of them of course but the good ones just get drowned out by all the BS

He overlooked because he fights in a tiny weight class. Bigger weight classes don’t need to be as good to get attention. Deontay Wilder

@@Saber23 Amen, brother!...or sister!

I think all boxing fans love Inoue! Thank you bud! 😃

Terence crAwford is the best fighter in the world but naoya inoue is up there

@@Feedback406 Forget Crawford. Dude hasn't had a fight since Trump was prez. Nobody even knows if he can fight anymore. Now he has to prove it again. Right now, Inoue is head and shoulders p4p #1. Nobody else comes close to what he is doing.

@@ltravail fr these generation boxers ars shit olden era and 2000s were best years of boxing

Inoue duck Casimero! Hahaha

Fulton's reaction to Gervontaa Davis' downing shot to Ryan Garcia lol

Without a doubt! I think he will be great in the featherweight divisions. Lightweight will probably be his ceiling.

@@BoxingLife The guy is still a BW. Why are we getting ahead of ourselves? Lol

@@elel2608 not many fights left to make in bantam imo, a donaire rematch and casimero fight, even though those fights would take a year to see due to politics, I don't see any other fights beyond those two jn bantam.

@@zer-td7il he’s still not that big enough for those weights and won’t be. Fans need to be better at analysis

@@pandabear1576 He's already unified at bantam, soon to be undisputed if the Butler fight pushes through. I agree with you that he is a tad bit on the smaller sight for 126 and 130, but beyond being undisputed in batnam, that Fulton fight is the only interesting thing left for Inoue, in my opinion anyway.

Glad you enjoyed! Yeah I've always appreciated Inoue's ability and talent! Still has so much more give!

I watched Inoue/Donaire 1 at least 5 times. I have not seen anything close to the heart or determination he displayed in that fight with the damage he suffered during the rounds. I agree, greatness sums it up and there is not an ounce of quit in his spirit. Lights Out!

@@will7724 The fact that he got hurt bad early and still beat Donaire, even flooring him, should scare any future opponents as much as his many spectacular knockouts! In fact, that liver shot Donaire took in that fight was KO, but the stupid ref they had really messed it up...cheated basically. People seem to forget Donaire took quite a beating in that fight too.

100%! He reminds me of a prime Golovkin, but better! lol

Thanks much appreciated!

Thank you! Always appreciate the support! :)

I'm with you. It is also similar to Shabu entering vertical fist like karate thrust.

Hi Billy, I'll probably do a Tank Davis video at some point in the next couple of months before his fight. I will definitely do Hagler at some point too.

@@BoxingLife great look forward to getting notification on that keep up great work anyway bro big fan of your content

Thank you man! Glad you enjoyed! Very good point on the jab, it's a great weapon to gauge how close you are before you throw those powerful shots. Yeah thats sounds like interesting one to do! Will definitely put him on the list for the future, appreciate that suggestion!

He has a good "chi" as well

Yeah I have it planned in! I’m more interested to see how Fulton will get on! Also love that Inoue is jumping straight in with another champion as he moves up.

@@BoxingLife Great to hear! Should be super interesting to see how Fulton and his team might strategize. I've been going back to watch some of Fulton's milestone fights, particularly the Roman and Leo fights. Pity the full Leo fight isn't up there yet, though, cuz of Fulton's bodywork there. Inoue's levels above those guys, though. He just has the fundamental skills, footwork, IQ, big fight experience, and all the tools in his armoury to get the job done, imo.. Seeing how Fulton's been talking about the fight, seems he might try to capitalize on any chance he can to get Inoue on the back foot and work Inoue's the body, just like Haney did against Loma, and like he did against Leo.. Inoue is linearly in and out in a flash. Will Fulton really be able to take on Inoue up close, tie him up and turn him over? Boxing Gems and others have Fulton as having the certain advantage at close quarters. But Inoue's short right counters with little tell are lethal, hard to see coming. Could we even see Inoue showing aspects of his skillset that he's worked on in preparation to entering the these higher weight classes with bigger fighters where he mightn't be able to rely on his one-punch ko power alone to get the job done? Inoue has said he's approaching his next fights completely differently, only starting with this fight. I would love to see him work with Ismael Salas in the near future for that reason too.. Fulton's footwork is slick, but Inoue's is probably equal to it and he's virtually always in position and balanced to offensively counter, fast.. So, yeah, so looking forward to seeing your take on possible approaches Team Fulton could have success with for a decisive win... And it's a very different kind of pressure Fulton will experience after the bell rings in his ear come 25 July lol.. Thanks and all the best for your great work, mate 👍🏾✊🏾

Will have a video out next week for it

@@BoxingLife brilliant look forward to seeing it mate

me too, casimero can hit hard but most of his punches are sloppy, unlike inoue his form and punches are very clean and sharp

Ako man palagay ko si Monster mananalo. He has power, speed, timing, technique, footwork and overall fight I.Q.

holy crap.... A Filipino with no bias.... I really wish the fight happened but Monster ain't wasting time unless you have a belt,.

he spars featherweights even when he was on flyweight

Wow, imagine!

Inoue vs prime Wilfredo Gomez or prime Roman Gonzalez

Definitely top 5. But I would probably have him at 3-5. I think he can clear out everyone up from 118-130 eventually. Needs some more big names on his record. But he is still young and plenty of time.

@@BoxingLife I rank him no.3. After Camelot and usyk

@@BoxingLife He hasn’t even fought at 122. Remember, Donaire had a similar trajectory. He was destroying everyone in those lighter weights and against worthier opponents (Mthalane, Darchinyan, Arce, Montiel, Nishioka). As soon as he went to 122-126, he hit a ceiling. Difficult to tell whether he will “clean out” everybody between 118-130.

@@elel2608 true, but you never know. Look at Pacquiao went all the way up to light middleweight. Anything is possible.

@@BoxingLife Pacquiao is Pacquiao, my dude. An Ali/Henry Armstrong caliber type of fighter. They thought the same about Donaire and his promoters wanted him to go up to lightweight and look what happened to him. Plus Inoue is not getting any younger and the opponents he will fight are going to be bigger, younger, more powerful, and durable.

eh? thats like saying if a fight between Fury and Canelo will ever be possible...

not in the same weight class, tank has seem him fight and hes pretty impressed

Link with mike?

@@dyaaong6030 search the interview with action bronson . 39.50 mark check it out

He has fought already twice in the U.S. once in U.K. & also in Scotland!

Cool boy has been kayoed already!!!

he would KO casimero badly

think of “best pound for pound” as, best in the world, irregardless of weight. the definition changes depending on who you ask but most would somewhat agree on that definition i think Though it is a little confusing cuz you HAVE to use their performances in & around their weight classes to quantify how good they are

@@enragedbear hey thx

Same! It’s ridiculous!

He is a three weight division world champion...will probably win in more by the time he done. Donaire may have also been past his best, but sometimes older guys can still perform on the night.

Buddy i think you do not know who Nonito Donair is, he is a 4 division champ and former p4p also a future hall of famer. Now I would have agreed to your point only if Naoya has been taking punishment from a cab driver or a youtube boxer. In The Flash vs The Monster fight, the flash was not a tomato can. People like you are very strange because you want to see a good fight and when you see a good fight you complain that other fighter got bitten up. Make up your mind man in contact sports you will get pop couple of times no mater how good you are, coz both fighter train their ass off. Now regarding your fav Tyson Fury, first Naoya is higher then Tyson Fury because the way he is dominating in his division, can you say the same for Fury? What about Charlo who ppl thik is a p4p but went all the way to 12 rounds with Montiel any comments on that. Also I have see Tyson fury and Anthony fights man these heavy weight people are slow as fuck and sleeps during fights so boring, by the time it was 4th round both of them were hugging and sleeping in each other shoulders you say those fights a dominating one? common man.

least racist filipino moment

@jetcam Casimero said to ref "no mas, no mas" when he fought Moruti Mthalane. 😂 Nonito donaire won against Moruti Mthalane Casimero lost IBF light flyweight belt could not make weight.2014 😂 Casimero lost WBO bantamweight belt could not make weight.2022 😂 Casimero face se**Al abuse complaint 2022. Casimero is a laughing stock!🤡🃏

@jetcam Casimero was suppose to fight naoya inoue; First time: cancelled due to covid Second time: complained too little money cuz not fighting in japan Third time: he ignored inoue team and fight Paul butler, he lost the belt without even throwing a punch lol, he came in over weight at 126lbs. Bantamweight118lbs, super bantamweight 122lbs, featherweight 126lbs.

Nope! Read boxing magazines and face the reality than believing your idol's big mouth. Casimero was the one ducked Inoue by declining the pay cut due to covid. Further, Inoue even warned Casimero to watch his weight and pass the weight-in so Inoue and Casimero's fight really happens. Look what happened now, Casimero didn't make the weight-in. Some promoters even mentioned Inoue should really be the No.1 p4p because he never decline offers while Canelo picks opponents, so Inoue is very promotable. Stop being jealous and ask Casimero to manage his weight lol

@@user-wr9lh4ly1n Thats what i heard when quadro alas about to fight Rigo🤣

@@TheSilverlover999 Ah that boring and the worst fight which landed the least punches of the year and Casimero fans are the only ones praising him, LOL. How funny non-Filipinos are criticizing Casimero that he couldn't cut off the ring, can't catch that 40+ yo man. Then Casimero fans like u claim Rigo beat Donaire which was 7-8 yrs ago, haha!!!! Perhaps has Casimero ever been in the p4p ranking in his boxing career?! Congrats!! 🤣🤣🤣

casimero want money not the fight he decline the price cut

He wish

Casimero beats himself. He couldn't even make weight in his last scheduled fight.

In your dreams!!!

You totally blew your assessment of Inoues speed and reflexes. He faster, stronger and has better reflexes. Donaire has experience and Inoue knows it. Have you watched Inoues fights? He’s beating his opponents to the punch in most exchanges.