Who Has Junto Upsetting Naoya

Junto loops his punches too much Inoue will hit him often with fast, hard and accurate straight shots. Junto will have his moments but Inoue is a league above. What I will say is Inoue is 33, historically that's pretty quite old for fighters around bantamweight. They usually start becoming washed by mid 30s. Wouldn't surprise me to start seeing a noticeable decline in the near future.

Noh. Not. I think Espinoza can beat Inoue at 126. Nobody beats Inoue at 122 right now.

Yeah man, I really need to, but cmon man! Look at the night before a few hours earlier! We got the Cinco De Mayo Benavidez-Zurdo card! I'm going to get Mexicano tanked and there is no way I'm waking up early Sunday, lol.you know Naruto Ninja Naoya Ronin Junto happens BEFORE Fat Gilbert Fat Dave:lol1:

:nono: layoff the booze ya bum! Yeah man, I really need to, but cmon man! Look at the night before a few hours earlier! We got the Cinco De Mayo Benavidez-Zurdo card! I'm going to get Mexicano tanked and there is no way I'm waking up early Sunday, lol.

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I mean Junto has Junto beating Inoue... If you listened to any of his interviews this week, he sounds damn confident about it too. He doesn't see Inoue as nothing more than another human in front of him and he's not buying into the hype. I like that attitude, but we'll see. Over confidence or lack of respect can also cost him. I just hope they put up a good fight. Sucks I'll be drunken asleep while it takes place :nono: layoff the booze ya bum!

I mean Junto has Junto beating Inoue... If you listened to any of his interviews this week, he sounds damn confident about it too. He doesn't see Inoue as nothing more than another human in front of him and he's not buying into the hype. I like that attitude, but we'll see. Over confidence or lack of respect can also cost him. I just hope they put up a good fight. Sucks I'll be drunken asleep while it takes place

There’s definitely frustration in how quickly some sanctioning bodies slot fighters into top rankings after moving divisions, but in practice rankings aren’t strictly based on “how good they looked in one fight.” They weigh past resume, unbeaten status, and promotional backing heavily. Nakatani moving up and landing high rankings reflects his dominance at lower weights more than his debut at 122. That said, boxing politics + promotional influence absolutely shape mandatories and cards, which is why it often feels inconsistent or “corrupt” from the outside.

If someone is going to beat Inoue it has to be from a higher weight class with Inoue moving up.

Naoya by mid to late round stoppage or decision. I don't think Nakatani has the tools to dethrone Inoue. That dude is too technically skilled.

Yeah, I haven't seen enough to convince me that he has the same power at 122 that he had at 118. It's crazy Nakatani is all ranked at number 1 in the rankings by the WBA, WBC, and the WBO despite only having one fight at 122 where he didn't look very good. I knew the WBC was corrupt but I didn't expect this. They should have rewarded that Hernandez guy who lost to Nakatani with a fight on this card for putting up such a valiant effort against him. But it's basically exclusively Japanese card which means I only recognize a few names lol.

I don't think Junto has a chance. I think he lost to that unheralded Mexican guy in his last fight.