Takuma Inoue vs. Seiya Tsutsumi & Kenshirō Teraji vs. Cristofer Jordan Rosales González RBR..

Post of the day!

 

I like them both so won't cry a river no matter who wins, but not only skills Takuma has significantly more experience in the world level and fought guys at Tsutsumi's caliber or higher, compared to Tsutsumi who's best opponent he's had is arguably Takuma plus it is his first world title fight.

Either way, I just hope for a good fight.

 

**** is this emo **** music. Inoue down four rounds on my card. If he keeps this up by the time he gets to the ring he will need a KO to win.

 

I love Naoya, so I'm not sure why I'm not to keen on Takuma Inoue; maybe because he inherited the feather fist gene

 

I don't know the heirachy of stardom (boxing or otherwise) in Japan, but isn't Tenshin something of a household name in Japan due to his K-1 success? I could see that being of more interest domestically than a title fight between two foreign fighters (even if one of them seems to have moved his base of operations to Japan in his last few fights).

 

War Kenshiro!

 

Y'all nuts if you think Takuma is losing this fight so long as he stays on his feet. They want the Takuma/Junto fight to set up Naoya/Junto.

 

Oh, personal liking aside I fully know that Tenshin is significantly more popular than any other boxer not named Naoya due to his kickboxing fame. I just think the foreign viewers would be going all WTF is this the semi??? tomorrow.

 

Round 1 - 10-9 Inoue

 

Love those sneaky uppercuts from Inoue.

 

Round 1
Inoue 10-9

Why do I have the sneaky suspicion that Nico Ali Walsh doesn't know who's who from the two.

 

I doubt they are paid off or anything, but yeah he's gonna have to do some obvious damage to have a chance. Tsutsumi gets hit way too much to have a clear UD against a boxer like Takuma.

 

Round 1 - 10-9 Inoue
Round 2 - 10-9 Tsutsumi Close

19-19

 

My stereotypical assumption says most westerners can't tell the difference between any Japanese boxer in general.