Comments Thread For: Donaire: Without a Doubt, I'm Capable of Knocking Oubaali Out

[Victor valdez]

It’s a season to be active again! My Boys are fighting back again! Donaire will have as easy time with Oubali. Casimero might KO Rigo! But he could lose a decision, if he underestimate Rigo. Pac will surprise everybody! He likes to be an underdog! It motivates him. Spence personality seems weak. I can see Pac dominating him.

All your boys are gonna lose -
Ouballi split decision naire
rigo Ko’s casimero
spence Ko’s pac

[Mission2Uranus]

Cemented his legacy by losing to an 18-0 fighter? LMAO!

Dude who cares if he is 18-0? He's top 10 p4p, many have him top 5. Had an amazing FOTY caliber fight with him. In his late 30s it's pretty amazing. I don't understand the hate for Donaire. He seems like a pretty respectful guy who has taken on some pretty tough challenges over the years. What am I missing?

[War Room]

Dude who cares if he is 18-0? He's top 10 p4p, many have him top 5. Had an amazing FOTY caliber fight with him. In his late 30s it's pretty amazing. I don't understand the hate for Donaire. He seems like a pretty respectful guy who has taken on some pretty tough challenges over the years. What am I missing?

Top 5, fcuk out of here. 18-0 is hardly exceptional. I don't recognize any names on his record and most of his fights are in Japan. People are nuts.

[famicommander]

Top 5, fcuk out of here. 18-0 is hardly exceptional. I don't recognize any names on his record and most of his fights are in Japan. People are nuts.

Inoue's best wins, chronologically:
Ryoichi Taguchi (unified WBA, IBF, Ring light flyweight champion)
Adrian Hernandez (2X WBC light flyweight champion)
Omar Narvaez (WBO flyweight, WBO super flyweight champion)
Kohei Kono (2X WBA super flyweight champion)
Jamie McDonnell (IBF bantamweight champion)
Juan Carlos Payano (WBA bantamweight champion)
Emmanuel Rodriguez (IBF bantamweight champion)
Nonito Donaire (multiple time champion in 4 weight classes)

[Mission2Uranus]

Well someone here agrees that Pednaire was always a hype job and drinking that Capri sun juice like his friend Pacjuice

Isn't Donaire one of the only active fighters voluntarily doing VADA 24/7/365? That speaks volumes to me. How many other fighters are doing that? Out of all the fighters out there, why accuse a guy who is voluntarily going way above and beyond the requirements? Is there some shady stuff that's happened with Donaire in the past as far as PEDs go?

[_Rexy_]

I can't even remember the last time this guy won a fight

Donaire? When he beat and retired Ryan Burnett to take his IBF 118 belt IIRC.

[_Rexy_]

Top 5, fcuk out of here. 18-0 is hardly exceptional. I don't recognize any names on his record and most of his fights are in Japan. People are nuts.

18-0 is exceptional when you don't pad your record with 20 club fighters like they do in the US and UK. You saying you don't recognize any names on his resume speaks more on you than it does him.

[War Room]

18-0 is exceptional when you don't pad your record with 20 club fighters like they do in the US and UK. You saying you don't recognize any names on his resume speaks more on you than it does him.

I think you just like little guys for some reason. Most of these guys are barely out of the prospect range, I mean are you being serious Rexy?

Ryoichi Taguchi (unified WBA, IBF, Ring light flyweight champion) was 18-1-1 when Inoue fought him. Now he's 27-4-2!

• Yea, he's great!

Adrian Hernandez (2X WBC light flyweight champion) was 29-2-1 when Inoue fought him. He's now 30-5-1 with 4 losses by TKO/KO.

• Yea, awesome!

Omar Narvaez (WBO flyweight, WBO super flyweight champion) was 43-1-2 (respectable), but he was fcuking 38 years old.

• Yup, great!

Kohei Kono (2X WBA super flyweight champion) was 32-9-1 (fcuking hell!) when Inoue fought him. He's 33-12-1 now lmao.

• Got me again!

Jamie McDonnell (IBF bantamweight champion) was 29-2-1 when he fought Inoue and was his 2nd last fight before retiring. He was 32 when Inoue fought him. Not exactly a prime fighter.

• I really have no clue!

Juan Carlos Payano (WBA bantamweight champion) was 20-1-0 when Inoue fought him and is now 21-5-0 ---> 3 years later. Not that good.

• The best!

Emmanuel Rodriguez (IBF bantamweight champion) was 19-0 when Inoue fought him and is now 19-2 one fight after losing to Inoue.

• Another proven and tested champion!

Nonito Donaire (multiple time champion in 4 weight classes). Nonito been shot for some time. Great name on paper.

• Not shot at all, no way!

[_Rexy_]

I think you just like little guys for some reason. Most of these guys are barely out of the prospect range, I mean are you being serious Rexy?

Ryoichi Taguchi (unified WBA, IBF, Ring light flyweight champion) was 18-1-1 when Inoue fought him. Now he's 27-4-2!

• Yea, he's great!

Adrian Hernandez (2X WBC light flyweight champion) was 29-2-1 when Inoue fought him. He's now 30-5-1 with 4 losses by TKO/KO.

• Yea, awesome!

Omar Narvaez (WBO flyweight, WBO super flyweight champion) was 43-1-2 (respectable), but he was fcuking 38 years old.

• Yup, great!

Kohei Kono (2X WBA super flyweight champion) was 32-9-1 (fcuking hell!) when Inoue fought him. He's 33-12-1 now lmao.

• Got me again!

Jamie McDonnell (IBF bantamweight champion) was 29-2-1 when he fought Inoue and was his 2nd last fight before retiring. He was 32 when Inoue fought him. Not exactly a prime fighter.

• I really have no clue!

Juan Carlos Payano (WBA bantamweight champion) was 20-1-0 when Inoue fought him and is now 21-5-0 ---> 3 years later. Not that good.

• The best!

Emmanuel Rodriguez (IBF bantamweight champion) was 19-0 when Inoue fought him and is now 19-2 one fight after losing to Inoue.

• Another proven and tested champion!

Nonito Donaire (multiple time champion in 4 weight classes). Nonito been shot for some time. Great name on paper.

• Not shot at all, no way!

You just spent a long time showcasing you don’t know **** about the sport and you’ve never watched any of the fights. So why would I debate with someone when I’ve watched and followed boxing matches, and you go on a website and pick apart statistics like a *****? Do you watch boxing? Because all you seem to do is call fighters you’ve never seen bums for fighting guys who have lost before. You’re a ****ing accountant

[Citizen Koba]

I've never seen Oubaali fight. Is he the goods?

Tricky, clever little fighter, always busy, finds ways to land the shots though he ain't really a big hitter. Don't think he'd be able to hang with a prime Nonito and I'm not quite sure I'd have him favourite here, but I think he's got a very decent shot at the W.