Naoya has incredible potential

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  1. MetalLicker

    MetalLicker I Am Full Member

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVc126eowwQ

    This is the sharpest I've ever seen him. Maybe he had injuries that slowed him down, but he seems to be back to 100% now.

    What a great combination of speed, movement, defense, power and offense. The only guy standing in his way to becoming P4P #1 is Gonzalez...who is a P4P beast himself.

    Naoya has the advantage in speed and power, but they match up incredibly well in everything. I'm salivating over their future match up. Make it happen in late 2016. It's going to be an amazing fight.
     
  2. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Cuadras, Ruenroeng, Estrada and Gonzalez will all fall. Inoue is a destroyer he is the Flyweight equivalent of Sergey Kovalev and Gennady Golovkin.

    It was beautiful even after he'd put Warlito down he was motioning for Warlito to get back up just like Kovalev because he wanted to beat him some more.
     
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    I think he is also very strong. He faught off a clinch and immediately land a left hook that start the ko sequence.

    In theory, he has some big name fighters in estrada, gonzalez and rigo that could bring alot of excitement and money to the lower weight class.
     
  4. damian38

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    this kid is amazing, hard to imagine he's what, 22? he was hurting this fellow through his guard, he will be an ATG who will NOT calculate and duck anyone, as Japanese fighters have too much pride and honor to be called a coward by anyone
     
  5. MVC!

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    He ain't no May but he's very very good
     
  6. DGS

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    what if fighters duck him
    do you think he will move up
     
  7. damian38

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    you can only fight those who will get in a ring with you :conf
     
  8. DGS

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    i see him moving to 118 honestly
    i can't see anybody from 112-115 rushing to fight him
    i do think a fight between him and yamanaka is thrilling
     
  9. damian38

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    I don't think guys like Ruenroeng, Estrada or Gonzales will fight him anytime soon, Inoue need more US exposure to build a fan base that brings more $$$, we need to wait a few years unfortunately
     
  10. CST80

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    He'll be even greater.:deal
     
  11. MVC!

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    :huh:rofl:patsch:nono:nono

    No just no!!! :good
     
  12. CST80

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    He already has a more impressive win at 22 than Floyd did.:deal
     
  13. MVC!

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    I dare say Apodaca is a better win than all of Naoya's wins combined. :hey
     
  14. CST80

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    :lol: Taguchi is a better win than Floyd first 15 wins combined.:deal
     
  15. MetalLicker

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    Ruenroeng should step up to the plate. He doesn't have many years left and Naoya need to start collecting belts.

    I still can't believe he's only 22 with well over a decade of dominance left in him.