Inoue is now unquestionably surpassed Pacquiao as the greatest Asian boxer ever.

[Century Tuna]

Yo, massive props to my man Naoya Inoue, straight-up boss as the undisputed Super Bantamweight champ of the world! That dude's skills, hustle, and grind—off the charts! He ain't just a champ; he's the blueprint for smashing barriers and owning the game. Naoya's journey's been real, showing us what it takes to rise up and own it. Mad respect for this boxing icon, holding it down and inspiring heads worldwide! Inoue is now unquestionably surpassed Pacquiao as the greatest Asian boxer ever. That's how he's rewriting history and cementing his place among the absolute legends!

[Elheath]

You sound quite different from your tone you had during the live thread...

[ijudge]

this you?

you hate asians, we know.

[The Big Dunn]

Damn son, you were on some different shit in the RBR thread. Lol.

Almost. I think he is a better all around boxer but he hasn’t surpassed Manny.

[Lance98]

He is not as great. Pacquiao actually beat tough competition at a younger age. This midget only beats bums and mid opponent (fulton) at best.

[Marchegiano]

In reality yes, but Pac's the most overrated boxer in my lifetime. You'll have to wait a few decades after his retirement for fresh eyes to see his nonsense and judge it.

[Century Tuna]

this you?

you hate asians, we know.

Hold up, that's way off base. I gotta shut that down right away. That ain't even close to the truth. I'm all about respect and equality, so nah, that accusation ain't gonna fly. Let's stick to the topic at hand without throwing around baseless claims.

[Century Tuna]

Damn son, you were on some different shit in the RBR thread. Lol.

Almost. I think he is a better all around boxer but he hasn’t surpassed Manny.

Yo, peep this: Naoya "Monster" Inoue straight-up rose as a boss, surpassin' Manny Pacquiao's legacy. Inoue ain't just about raw talent, his skills be on another level, dominatin' in the ring and switchin' weight divisions like it's nothin', makin' waves in the game. His mad strategy and skills be so next level, makin' him the top dog in boxing, changin' the whole game and leavin' an imprint that can't be erased from boxing history, ya feel me?

[Century Tuna]

In reality yes, but Pac's the most overrated boxer in my lifetime. You'll have to wait a few decades after his retirement for fresh eyes to see his nonsense and judge it.

True that, my friend. Pac might get all the hype now, but let's keep it real—dude's got a tad too much praise. Sometimes, it takes time for folks to peep through the smoke and mirrors. Gonna need a good minute after he finally hangs up his gloves for peeps to really clock his game and give a fair assessment, ya dig?

[hugh grant]

Pac s better still id say. But inoue is in the ballpark now and in discussion