Absolutely. The key is timing Inoue's counter with his deceptive left hook, his career money punch. This worked like a charm vs. power-oriented boxer-punchers such as Montiel and Darchinyan, as a matter of fact, Donaire is this style's antidote. While Noni's well off his prime, Inoue may trust his power and speed too much to feel safe in there and could be his undoing. However, mathematically I still give Monsta the edge 2-1, but he has to be extremely vary of that left hand.
On Paper this is a great matchup , however in reality , i can see Naoya pitching a shutout for 8-9 rounds then taking a brave challenger in Nonito OUT!! Watch for the body work from Naoya
Surely a big shot will land before 8-9 rounds, if Naoya is landing a lot up to that point he will have taken Donaire out.
