Inoue V Nery Live thread

[-Kev-]

Every time Tikei punches, Maloney covers up and doesn’t throw a single punch. That’s his best chance. Watch the exchanges, Maloney doesn’t throw a single punch when Tikei is throwing. His corner needs to tell him to throw with Tikei. Tikei opens himself up when he throws. His chin is there.

[..David..]

Daaamn i dont know how takei didnt fall, its gonna suck if that point deduction plays a role at the end

[similis]

Maloney finally had his moment but can't close in

[kiaba360]

If Maloney was a counterpuncher with good timing, he can time Tikei when he opens up with his chin hanging. But that’s not Maloney’s style, he seems to like to attack first, and when Tikei attacks he just defends, doesn’t really counter.

Maloney is either leading the dance, or he's following. Takei is taking enough risks that he's open for counter-punching.

[The Big Dunn]

Can Takei make it to the end? Looks tired.

[kiaba360]

Can Takei make it to the end? Looks tired.

I think he will. Maloney isn't landing enough punches. Takei just has to be more offensively responsible.

[Malvado]

Takei has lost some steam in those punches making Moloney take more chances where his experience is winning him the rounds now.

[The Big Dunn]

I think he will. Maloney isn't landing enough punches. Takei just has to be more offensively responsible.

Maloney should punch just the body rd 10. Give himself a chance to stop him late.

otherwise hes gonna lose imo

[-Kev-]

Can Takei make it to the end? Looks tired.

If Maloney and his corner had higher ring IQ, they could take advantage of that by just allowing Tikei to come forward and time him while he’s tired. I don’t think Maloney is fighting with a good gameplan and he and his corner aren’t making any adjustments as the fight goes. Maloney for some reason refuses to punch with Tikei, time him with something. 0 punches thrown when Tikei is throwing.

It’s as if he’s following a written rule that you can’t punch with your opponent. You have to take turns punching.

[-Kev-]

Maloney is either leading the dance, or he's following. Takei is taking enough risks that he's open for counter-punching.

Maloney and his corner aren’t making any adjustments at all.