⭐️⭐️⭐️ Naoya Inoue Vs. Nonito Donaire Jr. — Drama In Saitama 2 ⭐️⭐️⭐️

A lost here would really hurt Inoue's case as a top 10 Japanese boxer of all time.

 

Anybody who takes the bait on this deserves the hook

 

If he loses (which I don't think he will) his best win would be a past prime Donaire who he also lost to. That won't put him over guys like Ebihara, Harada, Oba, etc. I think he can become top 10 and even top 5 but a L here would hurt his case. I didn't mean to "bait" anyone. I'm sorry if you felt that way.

 

Inoue is a three division and unified champion with a record of 15-0 (13) in primary title fights, Harada is a 2 division champion with a record of 6-4 in title fights. I understand Harada is popular, but he is not a comparable fighter to Inoue. Ebihara is a 1 division champion with a record of 3-3 in title fights. Let's not be crazy in comparing clearly inferior fighters. Inoue has beaten much better fighters than either of them.

 

Can't wait for this. Main fight starts 9pm on Amazon Prime Japan. Gives us salary men (and OLs) a chance to get home for this one!

Btw am I correct in thinking that Donaire has permanently disfigured Inoue's face? Inoue's eyes didn't used to be like that.

 

You're using title stats without the context that are more divisions and titles in Inoue's era then there was in Harada's. Harada's win over a prime Kingpetch is greater than a win over a past prime Donaire. Both of Harada's wins over Jofre are greater than a win over a past prime Donaire. I mean Jofre himself is greater than Inoue and Harada beat him TWICE. Ebihara's wins over Kingpetch and Chionoi are greater wins than a past prime Donaire. Keep in mind that if it weren't for the Famechon robbery Harada would've been the first three division champ since Armstrong. In an era with way less titles and divisions.

 

I can't even talk with somebody this crazy about boxing. No- Jofre, Harada, Ebihara combined are not as good as Inoue. I mean this literally, if he fought all of them on the same night he would beat all three, totaling probably 4 rounds. Jofre had a very good career, and he was the best bantamweight for several years, but H2H they are in different leagues. Inoue is a multidivision champion KOing featherweight champions, and Jofre lost to a flyweight.

 

Hit him with the hook jun!

 

Jofre achieved more in his career than Inoue has but I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.

I also recommend you watch more of Jofre because you are severely underesimating his h2h ability.

Also how come you say Inoue has been knocking out featherweights but then when you describe Jofre you just say "lost to a flyweight"

1. Harada is one of the greatest flyweights and bantamweights of all time. That's like saying Marquez lost to a minimumweight. It is technically true but it is misleading.

2. Jofre literally became the featherweight champion of the world?? Why ignore this and just sum his career up to "guy who lost to a flyweight"

If Jofre is just some guy who lost to a flyweight in your opinion then I'm done talking to you.