Inoue becomes undisputed at 126 and 135, does he rank about Usyk ?

Depends on who Inoue actually beats.

If its actually a strong champion then fair enough, but if its a weak champion then it hurts his case a bit.

 

Totally irrelevant point if you actually consider what i said and what undisputed means.

 

Yes, but I can't see it. The big names at 126 beat him pretty comfortably. He's hit his weight ceiling, I think. If Cardenas can drop him, I think Espinoza switches his lights out. Nick Ball probably throws him all around the ring to win a disputed decision because of his size. P4P, he's miles ahead of both, but he's just ventured too far now.

 

I posted awhile back that Inoue could be a 6 division champ when it's all said and done. Being undisputed in 3 or 4 of those division is some Mount Rushmore type ****.

 

Not at all. You said Inoue wouldn't be greater and pointed out that pac was lineal in some weight classes. Yeah, against David Diaz. Undisputed means a lot more than lineal to me.

Pac has a great resume, but he just wasn't able to go undefeated clearing divisions like Inoue can. If Inoue did this in 4 divisions to become a 6 div champ 4 division undisputed and didn't take losses during he'd be over pac for me.

 

No again you're still wrong. Read my original post and reply to that instead of putting words in my mouth please.

 

He's above Usyk because he often kisses the ground and he's not an Olympic gold medalist and never won amateur world championships?

 

It's like pointing out with Usyk he has multiple fights where an opponent won 5 rounds but Inoue has none. Or that Usyk let's his opponents go the distance while Inoue finishes them off

 

Because Usyk doesn't fight bums unlike Inoue. Inoue competes in a weight class which nobody cares and thus there aren't quality opposition.

 

Right. This points needs emphasising. While Manny's success from fly to welter was awesome he wasn't cleaning out divisions. If Inoue beats MJ then that's basically another division cleared.

There are different routes to greatness.

 

I'd be saying steady on!

Inoue is unlikely to even fight at 130 or 135 let alone win a title there, let alone be Undisputed!

As others have said, it's hard to see him doing much past 126, and that may even be a bridge too far.

Inoue would be have a real good argument to overtaking Usyk merely by going to 126 and winning a belt, anything beyond that just strengthens his case.

 

He has to beat some great fighters.Being undisputed against Jaime Butter, Paul Mcdonell, Jason Baloney doesn’t cut it.Bar set too low for this kid.

 

If he does that he ranks above anyone in history with the only debate being Terence Crawford if Terence Crawford beats Canelo

 

People ignoring weight classes has nothing to do with talent. Fury arguably lost to a guy making his pro debut and he's supposedly a good win for Usyk

Cruiserweight is widely ignored by the public anyway