Is Inoue’s success due to him or his opposition?

Four division champ, undisputed in two of them, is 22-0 (20 KOs) in title fights which is very rare and he has beaten loads of world champions. Crawford fans pooping on Inoue's resume is comical and don't forget Inoue has had 13 less fights than Crawford

Crawford's best wins Spence, Postol, Gamboa, and Porter are no better than Inoue's best wins. I don't care that Spence was top #5 P4P because he didn't deserve that high a ranking and he's forged a career cleaning out 147 of all its career 140 pounders.

 

Sorry, I missed this post. At least the second one I missed today

Cool thanks. Inoue knows that England is the jewel in the crown of the tiny majestic Isle of Great Britain and the creative hub of the universe and God's own land. He also knows that British fans are the best in the world. Be great for him to grace us with his presence.

Unless he's referring to his amateur career, he hasn't actually fought in England yet. He fought up the road in Scotland against Rodriguez.

Btw, if you hear anything in the upcoming weeks about what the fight night weights of Inoue and Nery were tonight please let me know. Cheers

 

What is wrong with people when it comes to this fighter? It's like they can't compute it or something.

Naoya has been fighting top top top divisional guys since 2014. He's been fighting divisional number ones since 2014. For ten years. They aren't particularly stunningly brilliant but they were the best in their divisions. He absolutely poleaxed these world champion professional fighters, it was extremely easy for him, he'd been a pro a few months.

These posts of confusion "is he this" or "could he do that" they are ridiculous. Just go on boxrec and click on the names you don't recognise on his record and learn about the people he's been beating. Then you won't have to make these awful threads that make you look an ass and make this forum look a backwater.

 

It is so weird.