Fulton Has Been Hit 689 Times in His Last Three Fights. Is This a Title Fight Record?

Says the pac fanboy who glorifies him for being a smaller man and being effective in the higher weight classes. Inoue should be no different, support your boy all the way and give FULL credit where its due if he loses to Fulton.

#NOEXCUSES

 

This is precisely why you're a moron. Pac was proven. He's fought at the higher weight classes competing at 147 for the last decade of his career. Inoue hasn't fought at 122, has he?



Your stupidity is BOUNDLESS.

You actually get dumber the more you type.

 

Point is pac was small and you glorify him. You got this thing in your head that Inoue is so great yet you wont give full credit if Fulton beats him because Inoue is the smaller man moving up!?.. you a hater bruh.

"Inoue hasnt fought at 122 has he?" But you sure do think Inoue would beat Pac at 122 doncha... "pac was drained doe"

 

Your argument was dumb.

Pac had been 10 years proven at 147.

Inoue has yet to enter the ring in a fight contested at 122. It's literally the one question everyone asks when a fighter moves up — can he handle of the size of the new weight division?

Fulton HIMSELF said that Inoue's too small, so he's seeing his size as a huge advantage, right? And Hovhannisyan also said Inoue was too small to beat Fulton.

Why can't you comprehend this? What about this confuses you?

 

It doesnt matter if Pac is proven or not, is he a midget that fought bigger guys since 2008? Yes or no? Do you glorify Pac for doing so? Yes or no? Will you not give Fulton full credit for beating Inoue, if he pulls it off? Yes or no?

"Inoue hasnt had at fight at 122 has he doe""-JOKER

 

I despise Clenelo, but can acknowledge that he's too small for 175 to be a dominant force. Inoue hasn't fought at 122. Fulton and more are pointing to Inoue's size disadvantage as a reason Inoue can't beat Fulton.

It's not rocket science, but apparently it is to you.

 

Im not talking about Canelo im talking about you glorifying Pacquaio for what hes done at the higher weight classes and your inability to give Fulton full credit if he beats Inoue because hes too small.. thats dumb. Do you think "Deathly drained at 122" pac would beat Fulton at 122?

 

What Pac has done. PAST TENSE.

Inoue hasn't fought at 122, has he? So we don't know if the size factor is something he can overcome. Pac has a decade's worth of proven experience fighting much bigger opponents.

You're still getting dumber.

 

So now its not Inoue is going to smoke Fulton anymore is it? Now its "Inoue hasnt fought at 122 has he, and Fulton doesnt get full credit for beating Inoue because hes the smaller man moving up."" Got it!

#NOEXCUSES

 

While I'm more aligned with drenlou on the Inoue-Donaire dispute, as you know from our little sparring a few days ago, I do appreciate a clever rebuke (irrespective of its author) and that line made me laugh!

 

I'm still picking Inoue to smoke Fulton. And I'm still willing to wager $500. Only reason Fulton wins is if Inoue is too small for 122 as Fulton himself as well as one of his contemporaries said.

Fulton gets credit, but not full credit.

Beterbiev wouldn't get much credit if he KO'd Clenelo at 175 and Inoue wouldn't get full credit if he KO'd Estrada at 118.

I'm consistent.

You're just a tortured hater and praying for Inoue's downfall. You most likely have never even watched an Inoue or Fulton fight.

 

Nah bruh you got me there.. never watched Inoue or Fulton fight before so im a Wacist Hatah according to what you call posters on here going for Fulton.

 

Thanks.

 

I never said that you are a racist hater, but you are 100% a hater and you are praying for Inoue's downfall for reasons known only to you. I don't GAF if you hate the entire country of Japan. Just don't pretend you're not a hater.

I despise Clenelo, but acknowledge that Beterbiev KOing him would mostly come down to size and not a skills differential. See how that works?

I'm more concerned about actual analysis and examination of facts, both of which continue to be absent in everything you've said, continue to say, and will say in the future.