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  • FinitoxDinamita
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    Inoue-Donaire II

    Inoue may have won last time but he had to earn that W with a broken face.

    can he repeat in rematch?

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    #2
    Originally posted by FinitoxDinamita
    Inoue may have won last time but he had to earn that W with a broken face.

    can he repeat in rematch?
    Finito I think 1 word says everything:
    WAR. I thought Donaire looked very good last night, reflexes and counters.
    That would be a helluva a 2nd fight!

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    • _Rexy_
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      #3
      I think so, yeah. I know one thing for sure though; I'll watch the **** out of it again lol

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      • SplitSecond
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        #4
        Donaire might KO him in a rematch. Archie Moore would lose to a youngin and then beat his ass in a rematch. Can’t underestimate the experience of the old man especially if they’ve seen you once before.

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        • FinitoxDinamita
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          #5
          Originally posted by NC Uppercut

          Finito I think 1 word says everything:
          WAR. I thought Donaire looked very good last night, reflexes and counters.
          That would be a helluva a 2nd fight!
          It would be nuts. He wants to be undisputed and a rematch with either Inoue or Rigo is inevitable.

          BTW i put down 500 on Nonito > Oubaali at + 230!

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          • JaguaresMx
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            #6
            He's got massive power, maybe the most fight defining left hook in boxing, still. Plus, he really looks HUGE at 118. Against Inoue, Donaire looks HEFTY. But hey, he can make the weight...

            Donaire is a real threat, every time, especially at 118.

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            • Lupara
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              #7
              Inoue beat's him again IMO. He's just a better, younger fighter at this stage.

              Donaire was lucky to even see the last round

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              • LeOoze
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                #8
                Any normal ref would've had Donaire out in the first fight. As much as I love Donaire, Inoue is too much.

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                • Sun_Tzu
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                  #9
                  Im in, lets do it next.

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                  • Citizen Koba
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                    #10
                    Would definitely watch it again and Nonito remains one of my favourite dudes in the whole sport, but I just don't see this going any better for Nonito on a rerun. Oubaali's a great little fighter, canny and busy, but he had his hands full with Naoya's relatively average little brother. IDK, age is real and no matter how great he was and is Nonito is an old man in boxing terms, whilst Naoya - at 28 - is just coming into his prime. Folk will rightly say Nonito has learned about Naoya, but Naoya has also learned about Nonito.

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