Naoya Inoue's Monster Statistics — The Numbers Beyond The Numbers.

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24-0-0 (21 KO)

• 87.5% KO Rate
• 138 Rounds Boxed — lost only 6 rounds (officially, on scorecards) in his career for a 95.65 win percentage
• 36 Knockdowns
• 57% of KOs are from head shots
• 43% of KOs are from body shots
• 65% of KOs are with his left hand
• 35% of KOs are with his right hand

 

Looking at Inoue's numbers, I can see how some people think he's untested/overrated.

 

Thank you, sir. But these numbers are common knowledge.

It's the numbers I posted (the numbers beyond the numbers) that really show how frighteningly dominant Inoue is.

 

Prior to fighting Usyk, Anthony Joshua had his stool pushed in and his soul snatched by a living walking breathing Cheeto named Andy Ruiz who was given even less of a shot at winning than Paul Butler... But okay?



Please break down Usyk's percentages. I'd love to see the stats. Since you said Usyk has a "FAR better boxing IQ, skillset, and engine" than Inoue, I would love to see the numerical proof.

Where's this massive gulf in boxing IQ and skillset?

Inoue's won 96% (rounded up) of the rounds he's boxed in his career, so Usyk won what? 98%? 99%? 100%? Hit me with them numbers, bro.

Inoue has a far inferior engine? In which fights has he gassed or faded? You can't just pull statements out of your butthole, dweeb.

 

@Slyk Where you at, baby?

 

Anyone seen @Slyk ? Wonder where she went...

 

@Zedrin

Let me help you out. Many people had Breidis beating Usyk. Many people also had a draw as the best case scenario for Usyk. A judge had it 114-114, so right there, Usyk's already lost more rounds in one fight than Inoue has in his entire career.