Do u know Stephen fulton. He will brutally expose inoue don't get it twisted I like inoue but theirs level to boxing and in iq he's not up there. I really just wanna see the fights. But did u know naoya has never fought a black fighter abit weird ngl.

@@planetz5953 didn't know you had to fight a black fighter to be the best lmao, if you have a belt then he's coming for you that is all there is to it (don't be bringing that race bs here). But to your observation they both have really high IQ, Fultons an incredible mover , however inoue's constant body attack is what stops a lot of movers from their tracks. Fultons also really good at hugging whenever a fighter tends to close the distance, like floyd it's a very high IQ move. I'm not sure how that fight will turn out, but I do see it being a 55-45 favoring Inoue Inoue at whatever position he is on has incredible balance to throw a shot, and with constant body attacks in the early round, I just don't see Fulton brushing inoue off especially bc he lacks the power to do so.

@@planetz5953 Delusional noc

@@planetz5953 Response to inoue haters McDonnel who was unbeaten for 10 years , then Held the WBA title and posted 6+ title defenses. Inoue started at 108 beat Hernandez for the title then immediately moved up TWO weight classes And challenged Omar Narvaes The WBO champ who posted 11 title defenses in 4 years. Ryoichi Taguchi became unified champ after losing to inoue 😂😂 . Learn boxing

@@planetz5953 I don't know what being black has to do with the art of boxing?

Damn

Baki the Boxer

he's basically ippo

@@castlesmack5659 he's more like wayy more successful miyata. Top G Inoue is.

Yeah

Foreal pinpoint

we all know & bet on it lol

You mean majority of the world don’t know who he is.

Nah I think a lot of countries know who he is. Or more specifically everyone who knows and watches boxing know who he is.

@@robert2690 lol most of the world don’t know Canelo Mayweather esc just because people that know boxing knows u don’t mean ur famous world wide as far as this comparing him to a ufc fighter no one knows about every Japanese boxing fan knows inoue he has his whole country behind him unlike that ufc fighter he already made more money than that ufc fighter made in his whole career

@@TheWarriors1515 You make my English look good bro and my English is actually bad 😂😂

Bias towards Western fighters is definitely a huge reason. The amount of talent in the lower divisions that is unspoken of amongst Westerners is criminal.

Inoue wants to please his countryman first he has stated that many times here in Japan, he fights for his family and his country and for Belts. As for money, Japan forks out the most prize money for the lower weight divisions by far, so if he wants to make big $$$ he would be stupid to travel outside of Japan, who cares about making a few fans in other countries? If people like him and follow the lower weights they will watch him.

Japan’s first middleweight world champion is Shinji Takehara. He won the WBA belt in 1995. However, he lost his belt in his first defense fight the following year.

Just like other athletes, Inoue is making much more money with sponsors, TV commercials, etc. He is said to be making $10M/yr excluding fight money

Haney/Kambosos fight was around like 10-12 pm wdym mid day

He is moving up. He already said so months ago when he becomes undisputed

He should be bored with those bums he’s been beating up

man I really hope he doesn't move up.. alot of fighters bodies don't transfer very well.

Only “B” class fighters turtle up. Great fighters can think on their feet and adapt

@@darthclone74lbs difference would probably be a small enough jump for him to do well even if he took a fight on short notice and didn't have time to build himself into the weight. Fighters have won short notice fights at much bigger weight disadvantages, hell, Deonte Wilder almost koed fury at like 220 in their first fight, and i think fury outweighed his by about 50 lbs in all 3 fights. Wilder basically walks into the ring (without weight cutting) within spitting distance of cruiserweight, yet is still undefeated outside of the fury fights. I'm not suggesting that inoue is even a similar case, but i don't think that a 4 lbs jump is going to tank his record on its own. In fact i think moving up might actually make him more dangerous because i imagine that he's probably put on as much muscle as he feasibly can while still being able to make the weight he's at now, so it's possible that after a few months, maybe a year of building up muscle, he'll be pushing the limit for how much he can cut at a higher weight class too. 118lbs inoue has scary power and the skills to use it, now imagine him adding another 4lbs of muscle to that power. He seems disciplined enough to not just move up to make the cut easier, if he moves up in weight, he's going to move up the power level with him.

Yup! He needs Canelo next

And Rodriguez is a beast in his own right, says a lot about Inoue's skills

Jamie McDonnell as well. He was 1hr late for weight-in and no apologetic attitude at all. Inoue mentioned he was so pissed off and will brutally KO Jamie fast. Jamie didn't last the full 1st round... 🤣

Yeah! Rodriguez looked like he wanted to be physically SICK!!

Everybody got a plan until they get punched in the liver. - the monster’s opponents

@@craighutchinson6856 Dude definitely will got liver inflammation after taking all liver shot from inoue

Lol, stop. None of those dudes are elite.

P4P for what? Coolboy puts him on ice.

Bantamweight is probably the worst division in boxing.

@@elel2608 Yes it's because there is Naoya Inoue the monster, that's the whole point of becoming undisputed to be the one best in the division. You think Bantamweight is worst because Naoya is making his opponent look like an amateur who doesn't know how to punch. Check out the Omar Narvaez fight he was the Argentinean legend was coming from 11 successful title defense streaks, his confidence was sky high, and Inoue make him look like a journey man he was not able to punch. Whatever division Inoue has been he was the dominant one. If you see rest of the division, there is always a debate of who is the best of the best there, but who is the best in the Bantamweight division there is no debate and no question, Naoya has beat 6 top bantamweights and there is no one in the line now.

At least comparing to other divisions, Bantamweight has less competition. It's just slightly better than flyweight but significantly worse than featherweight

He ain't the best boxer he might be in his weight class but the best are to heavy for him.

@@festivecore4833 I agree as we all free to have different views and opinions but I think you didn't get the point. It's not that he can beat any boxer there is because that is impossible and that's why there are weight classes. My point is as a boxer in general, p4p he is the best ATM.

For me he is not the best boxer yet... but best in bantamweight lower classes yes.... I still believe that why westerners and Americans are inferior in lower divisions is because they were genetically biggers. When per Capita/ratios speaking they majority in light weight upwards, means the talent pool is more competitive

I disagree his build remind me of Manny, i actually think he hits hard enough to be a lightweight champ.

Why tf did you just call him inoue San like you’re Japanese lmaooooo

some said the same shit about Pac Man and look how that turned out

@@ShutUpAndPlayIt Pacquiao is a once in a generational Star. And Inoue is also a once in a generational Star. But I don’t think Inoue has the ability to move up classes the way Manny did. Not saying he can’t, I just don’t see it happening. Inoue would have to put on some serious time in the weight room and hopefully the added weight doesn’t make him slower or stiffer. I wouldn’t be too surprised if he gets as high as 126, but I don’t see 130 happening.

Loma is the smallest 135, we all saw how he dominated that division

Me baby

Cringiest comment here? 😂😂😂

@@elel2608 nah its kinda cool

@@soap1337 Sure, for Anime casual boys lol

Yea he failed to mention how different the UFC and boxing is… furthermore, the way we perceive boxing in America is completely different than how it’s viewed in Asia/Japan

Yea that’s true. Inoue actually has a big following in the United Stated and Inoue has said that he wants to move up several times this year

@@vince11harris more importantly, Inoue is a big star in Japan and the lower weight classes are where Japanese populate the most

I mean he could work on his defense a bit more

They already do

@@vince11harris how does it make you feel that he's never been hit as much as Fulton has in his fig and Roman fights?

He needs a lot of work defensively

@@IwillHeadbuttWhenLosing I mean Inoue gets dudes outta there quick so I guess we never really know how good he is defensively

I think he caps out at 130

@@asmallpers0n he has more than just power tho and he’s definitely as fast as manny

@@asmallpers0n as a Pac huge fanboy, Inoue's technique is far better and far more polished than Manny. Manny is great due to his agility and unorthodox approach but he is often sloppy and the reason he often got countered. Inoue's won't get countered easily by Marquez or Mayweather because he is so disciplined and his technique so polished. Also Inoue's punch is far more powerful than Manny. Manny is a volume puncher, Inoue is like smaller Tyson, he got snap in his punch I never seen any other boxer do that since Tyson.

@@ggh_-ts6pn Manny is a knockout artist at flyweight to lightweight he has underrated defense and counter punching ability as he displayed it at Margarito fight he only not counter in one punch but he counter in a combinations he also can do combo in one arm, also has awkward angles where they never knew where punches are coming from. The KO from Marquez Is sloppy Pac just like his younger days, I can see his motivation to finish Marquez early on, then he jump into Marquez quick short counter he didn't saw that punch... Inoue style compare to Manny, Inoue's punches are more calculated and precise No wasted punches and energy that's what I think why he has higher ko ratio, and his style is more common and predictable. prime Pac got the endurance he throw more punches. Young Pac had tougher opponents, 24 yr old Pac beat a hall of famer(prime Barrera) while 29 yr old Inoue beat hall of famer (Donaire)..

@@ggh_-ts6pn Pac is sloppy? You know he has to be accurate to hit those huge guys right? And how is it possible that Inoue is more poweful than Pacquiao when Pac, a true lightweight fighter stopped a monster like Cotto? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

My liver hurts after watching his fights

EJ does it better lmao

EJ ain’t fought nobody but ugas Shawn porter a gate keeper Danny Garcia and Mikey Garcia were nothing too special at 147 pounds And kell brook was already ripped in half by ggg If they were the same size inoue would kill Errol Spence And he only been at one weight class Your probably the same race as Errol that’s why you would say something so stupid lmfao

Terrence Crawford > Errol Spence Terence Crawford is a better boxer than naoya inoue But not fuckin Errol Spence jr lmfao fuckin man fan fanboy lmfao

@@Feedback406 and Buds resume is better because he fought….who?🤔

ONE FC got the better end of the deal? That might be the biggest understatement in mma. The UFC traded arguably the most dominant champion in their history for a guy whose current claim to fame is being on the wrong end of a Cuban missile, breaking the record for the fastest ufc ko, then getting tkoed by a youtuber. The best thing the ufc got from that trade was masvidal's (brief) career resurgence

I just don't see Fulton beats this guy. he's slick until he got touched by Inoue and will be forced to go down.

Stephen Fulton vs Naoya Inoue 2023 make it happen!!! Who else is excited for this big fight? Like this comment.

@@anonymousprofessor8866 it's been announced

@@beandon7227 This is awesome!!! I am rooting for my fellow American Fulton to pull off the upset and beat the Monster. This will be an amazing fight!! Lets go!!!

i can tell by your ippo pfp that you think since hes a semi good boxer from japan hes the best in the world

lmao stop it. He would never go up to welterweight, bro. Maybe 130-135 then he has to fight fighters like Haney or Stevenson, don't see it

the media only hype him because hes from japan 🤣🤣 stop it

@@BIgMan-zb1wz He's literally ranked #1 on ESPN

@@hypnoticskull6342 like I said

@@BIgMan-zb1wz casual

McDonnell wasn’t that good 🤦‍♂️

This dude is a major a casual and does the bare minimum research. For example Figueroa left 122 bc his big ass can’t make the weight anymore Lmao. And he didn’t even get the Butler fight right. Butler got finished by a liver shot, also didn’t mention how Inoue got his orbital broken in the first Donaire fight. All he mentioned was how donaire made him bleed 😭😭. I love Inoue but get your shit right l.

@@jamesburrell677 I was talking about the kid who made the video lmao

Bam won his first world title when he was 22 and Inoue when he was 21 so theyre both equally talented. 115 weight class is honestly overrated and Bam should be able to clean it out. Bam should have much more trouble at 118 because the mid fighters at 118 are like the best fighters at 115. Bam should move to 118 when hes like 25 or 26 but i dont believe that he would ever be able to face Inoue because they have a 7 year age gap and by the time Inoue is like 35, Inoue would be at 126 or 130 while Bam would still try to clean out 118.

@@cookiebot3369 I hope Inoue won't retire at 35 as he mentions... tho he still doesn't know for sure 😁

Facts

yes. put him up against Francis Ngannou.

Because he avoids the true sharks of that division. Imagine being undisputed by fighting a washed up 40 year old boxer and a C-Class champion who got his belt because his opponent used the sauna. the boxer Paul Butler supposed to fight before Inoue is the same boxer Inoue is trying to avoid like the plague.

Hater 😂

Because he butler, he is undisputed now