Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue's next fight is set: Ramon Cardenas on May 4 in Las Vegas

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  • crimsonfalcon07
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    #81
    Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang

    1. how did you know he didn't gain more fans when he fought in the US? you cant prove this.
    I quite literally did. " LOL!!! "

    Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang

    2. why are you so mad? what's with the name calling? if you are a real fan, wouldn't you want a chance to see him fight live?
    His real fans don't mind if he fights where he will make the most money, and indeed think that he's earned it. They also know where that is, and also that he's already a global superstar, and only doesn't rack up good numbers in the US. I've flown to Japan to watch him fight. Have you? Then STFU about "real fans."

    Originally posted by IceTrayDaGang
    3. why do you make it seem like if Inoue fights in the US then he will lose all his fans in Japan and Asia? so if he fights in the US, then his fans from japan and Asia will not support him?
    Do YOU support him when he fights in Japan at awkward times for you? Do you get Fuji TV here in the US? CAN you even?

    You don't know anything about broadcast rights, for starters, and we've already seen the numbers for his fights in Japan vs his fights in the US. I don't know how you can't understand that he's already done exactly what you are calling for him to do, and it didn't happen the way you claim it was supposed to. Why is it supposed to be different this time? You think he's going to even get close to his 2017 numbers of over 5 million viewers just in Japan? How many viewers did Haney v Lomachenko get? How about Benavidez v Morrell or Andrade? How about Crawford vs anyone at all? Any of Shakur's fights breaking even 2 million viewers? Can you name a SINGLE fight aired in the US in the last 4 years since he fought that pulled anywhere close to 5 million viewers?

    Go read the numbers. Numbers don't lie. It's frankly bizarre that you can look at the actual hard evidence and still think the things you do. As usual, you can bring a horse to water, and all that. We're done here.

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    • BlackRobb
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      #82
      Originally posted by famicommander

      Can you not read? He's fighting him in September.
      I don't see that fight on any boxing schedule. Maybe you have access to a boxing schedule I don't. If so, please share. I'm a huge Inoue fan, btw. I have him P4P #1 above my favorite fighter Bud and Usyk. I just don't like seeing Monster in pointless fights.
      Last edited by BlackRobb; 03-14-2025, 11:16 PM.

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        #83
        Originally posted by BlackRobb

        I don't see that fight on any boxing schedule. Maybe you have access to a boxing schedule I don't. If so, please share. I'm a huge Inoue fan, btw. I have him P4P #1 above my favorite fighter Bud and Usyk. I just don't like seeing Monster in pointless fights.
        We are one step closer to one of the best fights in boxing. The Ring Magazine has learned that Naoya Inoue and 'MJ' Murodjon Akhmadaliev will fight on September

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          #84
          Originally posted by crimsonfalcon07

          There's no household names in the US in boxing period, outside of maybe Canelo, unless you're in a boxing city. Even people in Philly didn't know Fulton when he was champion defending against Inoue. Fight fans know the ones they follow, and they follow the ones that fit their tribalism. Inoue is bigger in Japan than any US boxer is in the States.
          It doesn't really matter where anyone fights at all and hasn't in a decade and a half, outside of how many people show up at the arena. Its a global sport like all sports broadcasted online so if he does a better gate in Japan Inoue never needs to leave there since he is the star of the lower divisions.

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            #85
            Originally posted by JakeTheBoxer

            Canelo is unknown outside U.S: and Mexico.

            Inoue can fight on in Japan, I see no problem. Americans don`t really care bout that small divisions, do they?
            The UK knows Canelo very well.

            He’s the Britsecutioner.

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            • JakeTheBoxer
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              #86
              Originally posted by ShoulderRoll

              The UK knows Canelo very well.

              He’s the Britsecutioner.
              Ok, but I am not a Brit. In continental Europe Usyk, Fury and Joshua are far more popular and known than all other active guys.


              I have to go to the boxing gym to discuss Canelo, Bivol, Beterbiev..

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              • JOITATS
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                #87
                Everyone in Japan knows who Naoya Inoue is. He's a household name, and a top 3 popular athlete.

                Ask the masses/non-boxing fan in the US or Japan to name a famous active American boxer.
                No one would have a clue. Nor would they have even heard of who Terrence Crawford or Tank Davis is.

                FACT: Inoue generates more views, event sales than any American fighter now. He has put more asses in seats than anyone in boxing.
                Only Canelo (with his Latino fanbase) is comparable.


                It's proven in the numbers.

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                  #88
                  Originally posted by JOITATS
                  Everyone in Japan knows who Naoya Inoue is.
                  Every latin person knows who Nelo is

                  Shocking, right

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                    #89
                    Originally posted by JakeTheBoxer

                    Ok, but I am not a Brit. In continental Europe Usyk, Fury and Joshua are far more popular and known than all other active guys.


                    I have to go to the boxing gym to discuss Canelo, Bivol, Beterbiev..
                    So everyone knows Canelo in the USA, Mexico, and the UK.



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                    • JakeTheBoxer
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                      #90
                      Originally posted by ShoulderRoll

                      So everyone knows Canelo in the USA, Mexico, and the UK.


                      I believe you.

                      But there was some noise about Mayweather over here ( past de la Hoya fight era).
                      Last edited by JakeTheBoxer; 03-15-2025, 09:00 AM.

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