Naoya Inoue For Fighter of the Year
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I have no idea what the original intention was for these small divisions
I think the Jr Flyweight and Super Flyweight should be abolished
105-112-118
I have heard before though, that a 3lb difference is huge for these smaller guys. Whilst i'm not sure if this really is the case, I have seen it in a couple of examples. Probably the biggest one I can think of is Kazuto Ioka - a beast at 105/108 but looked totally different (even sluggish) at 112.Comment
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@KFZ001 @TheFightSource They might not have a choice. @RoldBoxing just emailed the BWAA chairs urging Inoue***39;s placement on the ballot.
— Jake Donovan (@JakeNDaBox) December 30, 2014
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Nice. Inoue has to be in serious consideration for what he has accomplished this year@KFZ001 @TheFightSource They might not have a choice. @RoldBoxing just emailed the BWAA chairs urging Inoue***39;s placement on the ballot.
— Jake Donovan (@JakeNDaBox) December 30, 2014
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You don't know what you're talking about there is zero chance of Inoue fighting at 108 he looked less than stellar in his last fight at that weight I doubt he ever goes to flyweight.It would be a natural progression if this fighter had settled down at Super Flyweight and was beginning to grow out of the division (or cleaned it out)
I don't think he even belongs at 115, it just so happens the division is pretty shallow. He could still fight at 108 if he wanted to.
So many great match ups at 112 for him. I can't see him beating Gonzales though, that guy is relentless
He's got a bigger frame than Gonzalez.
Once the flyweights move up he'll have plenty of options SuperFly isn't that bad a division there are some good potential match ups.Comment
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