Naoya Inoue's Monster Statistics — The Numbers Beyond The Numbers.

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24-0-0 (21 KO)

• 87.5% KO Rate
• 138 Rounds Boxed — lost only 6 rounds (officially, on scorecards) in his career for a 95.65 win percentage
• 36 Knockdowns
• 57% of KOs are from head shots
• 43% of KOs are from body shots
• 65% of KOs are with his left hand
• 35% of KOs are with his right hand

 

Looking at Inoue's numbers, I can see how some people think he's untested/overrated.

 

-17 wins in title fights
-15 KOs in title fights (should be 16)
-10-0 vs champs
-KOd everybody he fought at BW
-Only undisputed BW in the four and even three belt era
-First undisputed BW since 1973
-6 world titles
-Skipped a division

 

Thank you, sir. But these numbers are common knowledge.

It's the numbers I posted (the numbers beyond the numbers) that really show how frighteningly dominant Inoue is.

 

How big is Inoue, like can he go up at least 126? 130?

 

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Percentages are cool and all that, but he needs to seek challenges above his natural weight class like every fighter chasing greatness.

No one cares about undisputed against an email champ.

 

His stated goal is to become champ at 126. I feel like he'll become champ at 126.

 

Prior to fighting Usyk, Anthony Joshua had his stool pushed in and his soul snatched by a living walking breathing Cheeto named Andy Ruiz who was given even less of a shot at winning than Paul Butler... But okay?



Please break down Usyk's percentages. I'd love to see the stats. Since you said Usyk has a "FAR better boxing IQ, skillset, and engine" than Inoue, I would love to see the numerical proof.

Where's this massive gulf in boxing IQ and skillset?

Inoue's won 96% (rounded up) of the rounds he's boxed in his career, so Usyk won what? 98%? 99%? 100%? Hit me with them numbers, bro.

Inoue has a far inferior engine? In which fights has he gassed or faded? You can't just pull statements out of your butthole, dweeb.

 

"B-but Usyk is in a more competitive division" despite the fact that they've competed with a total of 2.1k vs 2.4k people lol. Usyk has faced (slightly) more competitive divisions overall but he isn't nearly as dominant or prolific in terms of wins.

 

@Slyk Where you at, baby?

 

Anyone seen @Slyk ? Wonder where she went...

 

Inoue is excellent but cmon those lower weight midget weights are weak as hell with smaller numbers of fighters. Most countries (especially the best boxing nations)don't even have fighters that small or turning pro in them weightclasses. And there's new weightclasses every measly few pounds so being a multi weight champ doesn't have as much value.

 

Inoue has competed with 2100 people while Usyk has competed with 2400 people. When you look at Inoue's level of dominance vs Usyk's he is clearly better for his size.

A year and a half ago I was accused constantly of being pro EE, now Asian fighters are the ones having good fights and I'm accused of being pro "Oriental", when Jalolov comes I bet I'll be accused of being pro-Central Asian, lol

 

@Zedrin

Let me help you out. Many people had Breidis beating Usyk. Many people also had a draw as the best case scenario for Usyk. A judge had it 114-114, so right there, Usyk's already lost more rounds in one fight than Inoue has in his entire career.