Comments Thread For: Tim Tszyu Extended 12 Rounds For First Time, Dominates Takeshi Inoue In Decision Win

[Someone88]

Wow! Yes! Great win for Tszyu!

[Richard G]

It looks like NCBoxingPro can't back up his talk, coincidentally Tszyu mentions in the presser why he adopted a walk forward style against Inoue.

[Richard G]

Post fight presser.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NcmAXCc0Mg

[Richard G]

He ain't ready for the big boys just yet. I take that back. He can play with some of them but not all. His trainers should keep him away from true boxers (good footwork), and guys with POWER. Tszyu has no footwork, too easy to hit, and leaves himself wide open to counters (like all the time).

OK, specifically and in detail, what did Tszyu do wrong against Inoue and what could he reasonably have done better, something than any good boxer would have done better? I'm seriously interested to get an American perspective if it's just not one of those 'we do it best so there is no other way'.

[Lupara]

Inoue no way is top-ten

I'd say he was around the 10 mark in the division

Charlo
Castano
Lubin
Kurbanov
Textiera
I rate them higher of course, but was still a solid win for Tim IMO

[_Rexy_]

Thats false, totally. Come on, Munguía landed like 180 power punches more.

Munguia always lands a ****load of arm punches, but Inoue was slamming him with an overhand right at will all night. It was a close fight.

[Mexican_Puppet]

This was a good fight for Tszyu. Needed the rounds. Pretty much dominated every second of the fight against a legit top ten fighter who is durable as hell. I like what I see. He adjusts his style every fight which tells me he’s ready for Castano.

Inoue no way is top-ten

[Mexican_Puppet]

Munguía landed 280 punches more than Inoue.

Stop with the lies and hate.

[Mexican_Puppet]

Slightly better? Munguia went life and death against Inoue. I scored it a draw.

Thats false, totally. Come on, Munguía landed like 180 power punches more.

[1hourRun]