Omar Andrés Narváez vs. Naoya Inoue

Omar Andrés Narváez 114.5lbs, Naoya Inoue 115lbs.

 

It will be over within 12 hours. :good

 

Probably earlier on the card, starting between 4 am & 5 am EST. My guess is directly after Murata vs. Nicklow (the show opener, I assume) wraps up.

 

Wait, so Murata promised to dispose of Nicklow in a hurry to do Linares a favor and get him airtime? That's ****ing hilarious.

If I was Nicklow I'd be ape****.

 

:roll: I am interested not only in the undercard of this one, but in both of the Wednesday cards as well. I'm just not as interested as I am in Narváez vs. Inoue, for obvious reasons, nor is any other knowledgeable fan. This whole argument started with you latching onto a comparative statement and quoting it without context. Relative to Narváez vs. Inoue, none of the other remaining fights on the calendar matter. That doesn't mean I won't be watching them. It means relative to Narváez vs. Inoue, they are not as big a deal. Hence my original statement that it was the last really big, important fight left in the year, going on in that same post to deliver a brief nod of acknowledgement to both of the other Japanese cards on NYE while still maintaining that neither approaches the significance of the main event on Tuesday.

Your :stir act is boring. :stfu, :drama

 

Well, Kono is the "low-hanging fruit" of all the favorites - the easiest to chat trash about, given his record and Cinderella Man status (when he knocked out Singwancha it was a big shock...he wasn't supposed to have any chance to become champion at the age of 32 anymore...let alone twice since then...) - but really Jimenez is nobody to speak on that. Jimenez sports exactly as many losses as Kono and his record is otherwise 20-0-3 (10) compared with Kono's 30-0 (13). Plus Kono has better wins and less embarrassing losses.