I think Inoue's chin "issues" are in part a function of his high octane offense. I imagine he could box more cautiously if he so desired and still win comfortably if less spectacularly.
Perhaps. If Inoue gets caught while squared up against Junto or MJ, he's probably taking another trip to the canvas. He's capable of adjusting right now and he can box in a more defensively responsible style, but I'm much less certain of an Inoue win over Akhmadaliev than I was even a few months ago-and I'm outright picking Junto to beat him if/when they meet.
It would be funny. For people making excuses saying it's just his 'action style', we should remember GGG.
You mean the same GGG who was never dropped or even seriously hurt in his entire career?? That GGG? Smh
"Louis is now getting dropped more regularly, honestly it’s only time until he gets put to sleep" - some guy in 1941.
Ya. So unfortunate and worrying. How dare him to be great. Everyone should manage their careers like Mayweather, Tank, and whatever BS agenda PBC has so no great boxers get dropped
Eh........... One thing I will say, if he goes to high up in weight, he may very well get stopped.................I would say more because the guys were simply too big as opposed to a chin deficiency though
Slow your roll, noob. The kid has been dropped twice(?) in his career, despite fighting at increasingly higher weights, and against the best available competition. And Nery can crack. Like I mentioned, his offensive approach provides openings for his opponents, and sometimes it's the shots that you don't see (when you're locked in offensively) rather than a shaky chin that invite trouble.