Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue breaks down TJ Doheny, with date in America on the horizon

[BrankoB]

Goodman is lying he had a offer for September fight against Inoue. But he announced his own fight for July 10th and said he wanted Inoue in December. Even though Goodman himself came to Japan then inside the ring, took the microphone and rudly told Inoue fight me now or drop the belt. And when Inoue accepted his challenge goodman dipped.

How do you know that Goodman is lying? Do you have inside knowledge? It is one thing Inoue accepting the challenge verbally in the ring and quite another thing to receive a written contractual offer.

[A.B Counterhooks]

Yeah lets act like that irish dude had a chance for starters. Protocol win by The Monster.

Looking forward to watch him at 126.

[BlackRobb]

I can't call him a great fighter, he has never been in the ring with a great fighter, name fighters, sure, title holders, fine, but he has never been in the ring with a dawg that doesn't fold in the first half of the fight, and can make him pay for the plethora of mistakes he makes offensively. Wake me up when he moves to lightweight or 140 pounds.

Wasn't Fulton supposed to test him? He crushed Donaire in the rematch. His resume is littered with championship caliber fighters. Don't move the goalposts now.

[famicommander]

I can't call him a great fighter, he has never been in the ring with a great fighter, name fighters, sure, title holders, fine, but he has never been in the ring with a dawg that doesn't fold in the first half of the fight, and can make him pay for the plethora of mistakes he makes offensively. Wake me up when he moves to lightweight or 140 pounds.

Adrian Hernandez was the consensus #1 fighter and the 2X, reigning WBC champion at 108. He was making his 5th defense in his 2nd reign and Inoue stopped him in 6.

Omar Narvaez was the consensus #1 fighter at 115 and the reigning WBO champion making his 12th defense and Inoue stopped him in 2. Narvaez had previously been WBO champion at 112 and made 16 successful defenses before moving up. His only previous loss was a unified title challenge, by decision, at 118 against a prime Nonito Donaire.

Stephen Fulton Jr. was the consensus #1 fighter at 122 and a reigning unified champion and Inoue stopped him in 8.

Show me a list of other fighters with 3 wins against the TBRB/Ring #1 ranked guys in 3 different divisions to take belts.

And after you find that list, remember that Inoue also has wins over Nonito Donaire (twice), Ryoichi Taguchi, Kohei Kono, Emmanuel Rodriguez, TJ Doheny, Paul Butler, Jason Moloney, Luis Nery, Marlon Tapales, Jamie McDonnell, and Juan Carlos Payano.

[Oregonian]

Naoya Inoue fights this doheny guy who is not even ranked in the top 10 of the weight class and people wanna put him as #1 p4p lol Canelo is set to fight a #1 mandatory in Berlanga and people wanna say canelo is ducking lmao ohh man the double standards.

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Inoue was #1P4P before this fight. If you are a boxing fan you would know that.
As for Canelo, people have been saying Canelo has ducked Benavidez for three years now. The Berlanga fight is not where the duck conversation stated. If you were a boxing fan, you would know that.

Canelo has fought Yildrim, Munguia, Charlo who moved up from 154 Ibs, and Ryder. Again, if you are truly a boxing fan, you would have called out those mismatches.
All these fights are happening while the #1 guy at 168 is waiting while calling Canelo out.

This is what we can a double standard and someone who DKSAB!
How many weight classes has Canelo unified compared to Inoue?

[Oregonian]

I can't call him a great fighter, he has never been in the ring with a great fighter, name fighters, sure, title holders, fine, but he has never been in the ring with a dawg that doesn't fold in the first half of the fight, and can make him pay for the plethora of mistakes he makes offensively. Wake me up when he moves to lightweight or 140 pounds.

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Breadman spoke about you last week. Let me quote what he said about you.

“The one thing I know about trolls is that they are insecure in real life. And they haven’t met their goals… It’s why they crap on everyone else and are overly critical because they want to bring everyone down to their level. Trolls love to see people struggle or lose.

Basically they are haters with access because of the internet. I enjoy killing them because I know they read everything. Imagine disagreeing with me so much that you read my mailbag every Saturday morning. If I don’t like or agree with someone, I don’t indulge in their work. But a troll can't do that because they're fixated and obsessed.”

That was you he was speaking about. You should be honored.

“Wake me up when he moves to 140”. That’s your critique of a guy that has unified 3 divisions. A guy that started his career at freaking bantam weight needs to go to 140 so you, a bonafide troll per Breadman, can call him a great fighter. Inoue could potentially move up to 126 and unify, it would be enough for you. He could move to 130 and do the same but nah, not enough for you. Only when he gets to 140 is when you, a bonafide troll, will call him great.

This is the most asinine thing I’ve read on this site. And I’ve seen a lot of shyte here.

Do us a favor, Please continue sleeping

[Oregonian]

Adrian Hernandez was the consensus #1 fighter and the 2X, reigning WBC champion at 108. He was making his 5th defense in his 2nd reign and Inoue stopped him in 6.

Omar Narvaez was the consensus #1 fighter at 115 and the reigning WBO champion making his 12th defense and Inoue stopped him in 2. Narvaez had previously been WBO champion at 112 and made 16 successful defenses before moving up. His only previous loss was a unified title challenge, by decision, at 118 against a prime Nonito Donaire.

Stephen Fulton Jr. was the consensus #1 fighter at 122 and a reigning unified champion and Inoue stopped him in 8.

Show me a list of other fighters with 3 wins against the TBRB/Ring #1 ranked guys in 3 different divisions to take belts.

And after you find that list, remember that Inoue also has wins over Nonito Donaire (twice), Ryoichi Taguchi, Kohei Kono, Emmanuel Rodriguez, TJ Doheny, Paul Butler, Jason Moloney, Luis Nery, Marlon Tapales, Jamie McDonnell, and Juan Carlos Payano.

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You are trying to reason with a troll.

[_Rexy_]

It is never clear what the actual truth is in boxing. Doheny said that Goodman rejected the fight. Goodman's camp said, they never received the offer.

A Second offer maybe. Tons of articles from months ago of Goodman saying he wanted to fight the Thai guy and fight Inoue later. Inoue has been firm on 3 fights this year, so he moved on.

[_Rexy_]

I wonder what Inoue's power punch per square inch is? Jesus. The guy hits twice as hard as anyone in his weight classes so far. He may be the hardest hitter ever when taking into account his size.

Only guy I’ve seen get more power off in less distance is Beterbiev. It’s wild

[BoxWhere]

How do you know that Goodman is lying? Do you have inside knowledge? It is one thing Inoue accepting the challenge verbally in the ring and quite another thing to receive a written contractual offer.

Because team Inoue told Japanese reporters that they offered goodman a fight but his team wasn't even responding. Then out of nowhere Goodman's team announces their own fight for July 10th. You read all of this on Yahoo Japan.