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

Ricans are NOT known to be rugged and durable.Same with Payano and mcdonell.Unlike Roman and Fig its in the lineage and DNA to get stronger as the rounds go by.Whilst not possessing explosivo power they have the cajones and heart you cant buy or teach.Something in the water or carne over there breeds tough cookies.Now Pac hardest fights were against Mehikanos and americas finest.It’s simply the pedigree.

 

Ok Ceja we will play triangle theory etc loss to Mcdonell not having the explosive power you cant win in the UK with thise bias judges its is that simple thats why Mcdonalds loves having fights in the UKians and Inoue in Japan to have that net to fall on etc.

 

You sound really stupid. Your thought process is so twisted and warped.

Are you really okay walking through life being this stupid or are you just blissfully unaware?

 

I said "smokes" to get @JOKER rowled up. Inoue is a very good fighter, but i think Prime Donaire would have beat Inoue in the ring that night.

 

Your observation that Donaire became over reliant on his left hook is certainly not without merit. Indeed, I think he fell in love with that shot, arguably to the detriment of his overall offense.

That said, Donaire's speed, explosive power, and "clutch/gamer" gene cannot be dismissed. And it's not certainly not beyond the realm of possibility that Inoue could get clipped by Donaire in an exchange.

 

Of course not, but we saw Donaire return to form in his second campaign at 118. His destruction of WBC title holder Oubaali was a savage display of speed, counterpunching, and explosiveness. And then he leveled Gaballo with a crazy body shot. That's 4-0, 4 highlight reel KOs, 3 undefeated fighters, and 2 title holders.

Donaire's 4 fight return to 118 was equally as dominant as any stretch in his career.

 

Nah, bro. You been hating on Inoue since forever.

You've been comprehensively schooled and educated on Inoue, so hopefully you took away something and can formulate arguments and analysis in the future.

@Manfred down and out as well.

 

You don't need to reiterate your points.

They were well argued the first time around.

I believe Donaire's late career rennaissance testifies to just how physically gifted that kid was to begin with (ie even if he's slipped some physically, which I believe he has, he's still such an elite specimen that he can still dust high level opposition).

Is it possible that Inoue wipes him out? Sure. I think it'd be a damn compelling fight, however.

 

Nah bruh, truth remains the same. Inoues best win is an Ancient Donaire, had that been prime P4P Donaire in the ring with Inoue in the first fight, i doubt we'd be having this conversation right now. I just hope you can give Fulton that credit if he wins.

 

You're welcome. Come back stronger.

 

Get that Credit report ready bruh. Fulton is no JOKE...R..

 

Fulton definitely gets credit if he beats Inoue, but he doesn't get full credit because Inoue's coming up in weight and is the smaller dude. Same as if Estrada goes up to 118 and gets annihilated by Inoue. It wouldn't even be a better win than Butler. Not even on paper.

That's just the way it is.

 

#NOEXCUSES

 

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Inoue would put Estrada in the hospital at 118 (most likely 115 too), but it wouldn't be that big of a win because Inoue's much bigger.

 

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