Is Monster Inoue An ATG...???

I'm sorry, but in some of those fights the opponent just looks like a novice. Specifically, for the clip starting at 0:51/52, that looks like sparring from novices at my gym. He's bending his back over (which you should never do) while keeping both of his arms a solid foot below his chin. He doesn't pick them and (obviously) gets blasted. Then, while keeping his arms down, he throws these bizarre, incorrectly thrown punches while still bending over with his back. Obviously, he gets punished again. The only thing that impresses me about Rose's opponent is his chin.

At 1:03 wtf even is this? He looks like a staggering drunk.

The rush at/after 1:50 is just bizarre, nothing masterful about walking away from that mess. It's hard to imagine Inoue not immediately punish that

Rose looks fine in this video, but in some of these clips his opponents just look awful

 

And Rungvisai rehydrates more than 20. The guy is absolutely colossal at the weight.

 

@JunlongXiFan @JOKER Its undeniable that athletes get better with time. I don't think we should compare different eras by physical or technical attributes but on how the pioneer technics and on how they behaved on their biggest challenges
Inoue still has some challenges left for us to put him as an ATG, I think he is already HOF and the best Japanese fighter in history

 

The guy in the first clip was an Olympian, and was being fast tracked to the title before he fought Burruni. He knew what he was doing, he just didn't become the pro the Aussies wanted him to be.

I can't actually see what clip you're referring, I don't see anyone staggering around like they're drunk.

Alan Rudkin would probably likely get stopped by Inoue, his style was best suited to deal with counter-punchers and boxers moreso than aggressive punchers, but make no mistake, he'd either be Inoue's best win or a close second. But yeah, Inoue definitely would've capitalised on that moment and in all likelihood, so would Donaire.

 

Yeah, imagine thinking the rehydration happens before the weigh in...

 

'Lying' = working eyes and acknowledging weight?

Sure.

 

No. At what point did I say any of this?

 

The video literally shows a guy who weighed than Rodriguez, with bigger legs. If you want to keep on refuting this basic fact that Rungvisai rehydrates to the mid 130s, you do that. That's the literal end of this conversation.

And you ignore the fact that Chocolatito chose to instead face the much more proven champion in his own weight, and then proceeded to dominate everyone at fly to the point where Inoue moved up two divisions to avoid facing him.