Originally posted by letsbox10
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Excellent point in regards to Cardenas regularly fighting at higher weight classes.
Also a very legitimate point in regards to Inoue not being profoundly affected by that counter hook.
I watch a fighters legs when they get dropped hard like that. The legs tell the real story.
He had his feet underneath him and he Pretty much got up with the physical demeanor of a fighter in complete control of his faculties and balance.
Cardenas hits hard and that counter hook was one of the most fastest and accurate I’ve seen since Felix Trinidad.
The Japanese fighter took it WELL.
He looked initially buzzed but by the time the ref got to the count of six, you could see he was already back in the zone.
He has that quality most of the legends had and that is very impressive recuperative ability.
Thats what seperates the men from the boys and pretenders from legitimate all time champions.
He has that.
That being said he needs to be smarter and box behind that jab , something he does quite well.
If he does that he will be even more harder to beat.
But this kamikaze thing he admitted that he likes to do, can also be dangerous.
He’s giving guys an unnecessary opportunity that he doesn’t have to.
Should he decide to go to 126 it would be wise for him to consider that. I’m sure his team has probably got the memo.
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