Who hits harder, Inoue or Davis?

I'll get on it in the week

But it's clearly Inoue. Better fighter, better resume, better puncher, and much bigger plums

 

Twink

At 135 and 140 his second and third divisions

Twink ducked back down to his second weight class after beating Barrios, Inoue has fought seven times in his third one

TKO12 Gamboa - former WBO champ, 38 y/o, shot to bits, chinny, stopped in all his losses, and was a world champion way back in 2013
TKO11 Mario Barrios -WBA regular champ, would've had 5-6lbs on him
WUD12 Isaac Cruz - never been a champ

Inoue's first three fights in his third division

TKO1 Jamie McDonnell - WBA champ, had 13lbs on Inoue
KO1 Juan Carlos Payano - former WBA champ
KO2 Emmanuel Rodriguez - IBF champ

All of whom were prime, two of whom current world champions, one a former, and had never previously been stopped, and two of have never been stopped since

At 118 the third weight class Inoue has won world titles in

TKO1
KO1
KO2
WUD12
KO7
KO3
TKO8

The fighter who took him the distance out of those Nonito who was 36 y/o but still had a lot left, was a reigning champ who won his previous 2 fights via stoppage, one a KO of the year contender, and KO'd the unbeaten WBC champ in four rounds in his next fight after losing to Inoue and knocked out another unbeaten fighter who was the WBC interim champ in his next following that one

Inoue has beaten nine world champions all of whom I believe were full champions

I'll take a closer inspection at the champions Inoue has fought a later date

Twink has beaten seven world champions, five of whom I think were full champs but a few of them were prime and champions at the weight he fought them, the rest were either shot to bits or champions at 126, 122 and/or below

Gamboa 38 shot to bits, champion way back in 2013

Ruiz champ at 122

Cristobal Cruz shot to bits, champion at 126 way back in 2008-2010, was 1-7-2 in his last 10

Cuellar was champ down at 126, and was paired up with Twink to contest the vacant WBA 130 title despite the fact he was a 126 pounder and was coming off a loss down at 126

LSC was the champ down at 118, 122, 126 and 130 but he'd only fought above 126 once and won that vacant world title at 130 against another 126 pounder who was 2-2 in their last 4 fights. Twink looks ill on the scales at 135 let alone 130 and has missed weight or missed it the first or second time of asking a bunch of times. LSC is a 126 pounder and the natural size and weight advantage was always going to be the deciding factor. A huge punching 135 pounder vs a 126 pounder

Barrios was the WBA regular champ at 140 and his only claim to fame was winning a hometown gift from his three hometown judges against a seven fight novice

Pedraza was a champ at 130 and in his prime and a future champ at 135

See what I mean about smoke and mirrors

More smoke an mirrors tonight with Rolly who can't really fight and who is so wide open and easy to hit a blind man would have a 100% accuracy against him

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