Comments Thread For: Arum: We Hope To Sit Down With Naoya Inoue's Team After WBSS

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

The staff at Top Rank is willing to remain patient in its long-running pursuit of Naoya Inoue, although eagerness over such a "Monster" signing has falsely assumed as his services already being secured.
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[OctoberRed]

Not sure what Arum can offer.

[pillowfists98]

Not sure what Arum can offer.

Money. And fights with guys like Ryan Burnett, Zolani Tete, Isaac Dogboe, and Emanuel Navarrete.

[Mammoth]

Money. And fights with guys like Ryan Burnett, Zolani Tete, Isaac Dogboe, and Emanuel Navarrete.

Top Rank makes a whole lotta sense for Inoue

[sicko]

Who Inoue signs with is HIS BUSINESS!

Arum is still KING when it comes to building SUPERSTARS so I think Arum with the backing of ESPN can no question make Inoue a bigger STAR in America. This is the right choice and I do think those Smaller Division which fans not even Hardcore Boxing Fans pay much attention to, they need to be showcased on ESPN Network

Sadly nobody is paying much attention to the WBSS Tournament now so yeah he should go to ESPN after the Tournament

[James Hunt]

Inoue is perfect for DAZN and vice versa, esp. cuz they're strong in Japan.

[Bundt]

Not sure what Arum can offer.

Historically superior fan-friendly matchmaking that accentuates the skillset of their fighters.

[OctoberRed]

Historically superior fan-friendly matchmaking that accentuates the skillset of their fighters.

Inoue is already a superstar in Japan and DAZN is strong in Japan. ESPN means nothing there.

[killakali]

Inoue is already a superstar in Japan and DAZN is strong in Japan. ESPN means nothing there.

he would be ESPN in US and could still be DAZN in Japan. Would be perfect for him

[Boxing_1013]

How is Bob Arum still alive and working. Dude is 87 years old lol.

Don't know much about what should be right move for Inoue as far as fights/networks he should be with. But I don't like Arum so hope he goes somewhere else. No more full of sh.it promoter than Bob Arum. And that is saying something.