Could be.. I think Inoue beats him.. and have bigger fish to fry at 126. I wouldn’t count out Nakatani vs Bam. Bam has been fighting old small fighters.
Conor Wallace against some Joe Blow from France in the co-main event in Queensland. I hope it isn't a problem that I made the RBR for the Opetaia fight here.
Junto calls Inoue a minikui chibi and says he's going to knock all his teeth out and send him back to Kanagawa beltless. Inoue looked rattled and refused to get in the ring. I guess Junto is going to have to settle for annexing Bam-Rod's belts instead
Bam got dropped and stunned a couple times against an ancient and inactive Estrada, who was never much of a puncher in the first place, so that doesn't give me much confidence for how he'd deal with Junto's power. He also hasn't really been fighting guys in their primes or who are as big as him. To me, Junto seems far more accomplished and I would also say well-schooled. I think Junto would keep Bam at bay for the most part with his long levers and counter him on the way. That's a dangerous fight for Bam (though he shouldn't be completely counted out, the kid does have a lot of talent, even I have to admit that and I don't even particularly like the guy) but one I would like to see.
Personally i dont know why people keeps clamoring for Junto and Bam just because once upon a time they were in the same divison. Junto is a big mofo and Bam isnt even big in his weight class. I think they're both very skilled but size seems like an obvious factor here
When Inoue and Nakatani ever fight, I think the fight would be more on the tactical side, especially since both are dynamic punchers.
This content is protected It would be nothing short of a miracle if this dude survives the first round.
What are they doing? Squeo also came in like 4kg under the division limit too (191.2lbs), as if he didn't have enough against him as it was