Remind me why Inoue is pfp higher than Tank Davis.

No he didn't start until the Haney fight. He SHOULD have roided up for Tank; we wouldn't have this thread.

 

At least Inoue cleans house in his divisions.

You said Tank fights in great divisions. Now list the great opponents he has beaten. Oh, wait! He hasn´t, because he always ducks the actual top guys

 

No one watches 115 see Tank fight you see Damian Lilard and other stars watching the show in Vegas where the stars are made and the ballers ball.In Japan well…

 

Yes, unfortunately he missed the golden age of that division.
Now stop deflecting and tell me the great names Tank has beaten in all of the glorious divisions he has fought in.

 

Skipped or was heavily avoided? Choco turned down unification on two seperate occasions. Estrada had the option to pursue Inoue’s belt and chose not to. Cuadras lost to Choco (Inoue sat ringside and called out the winner) so lost his shot and didn’t pursue Inoue further. Rungvisai is probably the only one who actually would’ve fought Inoue

 

I think Davis beats lomachenko then its over .Loma beat Walters and Rigo whom sonned Donaire.I don’t wanna hear loma was old and past prime.They need to make this fight!!

 

How did that go? It went as usual he beat the number one guy in his first fight in the division. How is it going for Gervonta? He's in a stacked division and hasn't beat one champion. hell he hasn't even beat a top three guy. Who ever said lobotomies don't work clearly don't know you #NoBrain lmao.

 

Remind me who Frank martin is again?

 

Well, since it seems Mr NoNeck is so thirsty for stats, here's some to feast on:

• Inoue has had more 10-8 rounds than he has 9-10 rounds
• His record in world title bouts is 22-0 with 20 coming by way of stoppage.
• The first champion he would face was Ryoichi Taguchi, who soon went on to become the unified and lineal light-fly champion and whom Inoue outpointed in only his fourth fight, 10 months into his pro career.
• Inoue knocked out the #4 fighter at 108 (Adrian Hernandez) a year and a half into his pro career in his sixth fight.
• Inoue promptly demolished the #1 fighter at 115 (Narvaez who himself holds the record for most successful title defences of all time tied with Chavez, with 27 successful title defences across his career) in 2 rounds, no other man has KOed Narvaez, not even prime Nonito.
• Inoue is only the 4th Asian fighter to have won world titles in 4 or more divisions behind only Pac, Nonito, and Ioka.
• He has fought the #1 ranked fighter at 115, 118, and 122.
• He is the only man to have beaten Nonito Donaire at his best weight, bantamweight, both outpointing and KOing Donaire during his late career renaissance back at his best weight.
• He has won both Fighter of the Year (2023), Fight of the Year (Inoue-Donaire 1), and KO of the Year (Payano KO 1).

Are these stats enough for you NoNeck?

 

He's the guy who barely scraped by some German dude in his last fight that's why Gervonta chose him as his next opponent.

 

Come on, give me the great names Tank has beaten while moving through weight classes.
Who were the top names at 130, 135 and 140 that Tank beat on his way towards P4P supremacy?