Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue Dropped But Brutally Destroys Luis Nery in Six Rounds

[_Rexy_]

I know he should have been officially knocked down in that. But can you imagine if this older, more experienced Canelo were to get floored? His fans would lose their ****.

Won't happen since he only fights 154lbers now.

[AKAcronym]

Won't happen since he only fights 154lbers now.

True. They can rest knowing he won't take on another threat again.

[The Big Dunn]

You've been having an emotional breakdown on here since Ryan popped dirty and joined the laundry list of Mexicants who fail drug tests.

Absolutely. What we know about Inoue is his great performances are because of talent, not being over weight or on PED’s.

Inoue also doesn’t get draws from biased judges or get given rounds by judges in fights he loses by shutouts.

[Spray_resistant]

When did we get to a point where getting up
off the canvas and winning by ko lessens a boxer’s reputation?

This was basically the Fulton fight all over again other than the KD, so what he got dropped early by a big puncher who is a naturally bigger guy. Then got up, wasn't really that rocked and from rd 2 until he scored the ko broke him down and dominated.

People expect too much if an early kd is a knock on a fighter.

[Elheath]

I'm curious though, if the ban doesn't get lifted, does the fight happen?

And if not, does Inoue get stripped for not fighting his manatory?

In all honesty that makes me wonder...I guess a negotiation will get held with a location somewhere in the US, but in that case I certainly see Nery not wanting that fight. What happens in the case of a mandatory where the challenger refuses to fight the champion despite being mandatory which almost never occurs (given that they probably will just not accept an eliminator to begin with).

[BlackRobb]

B-b-b-b-b-b-but when is Monster gonna fight Canelo?

[Rockdrigokstro]

knocked down by a domestic level fighter if the ref was competent.

Where is the knock down here?
He was in trouble, but it ain't no knock down.

[_Rexy_]

Where is the knock down here?
He was in trouble, but it ain't no knock down.

“Knockdown" is defined as when a boxer is knocked to the ring canvas by fair blows, hangs helplessly on the ropes, or the ropes prevent his/her fall, or any part of the body other than the soles of the feet touches the ring canvas.”

[Thatmanox]

Better resume than Inoue for sure.

Lmao tell me you don’t know boxing without telling me. “But but but Terrance Crawford never cherry picked any opponents” “but but but he fought Errol Spence! That accident never affected him!” “But but but Jeff horn beat pacquiao!”

[Oregonian]

122 is his 4th weight class. 126lbs would be his 5th and thats probably his limit considering he's only 5'5"

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Have you ever heard of a boxer named Pacqiao? How about Tank Davis?
Casuals are amazing.