Team Fulton Concerned With How Naoya Inoue’s Hands Wrapped, Could Pull Out Source: Team Fulton Con

He says it's beneficial to apply tape directly to the skin because according to him if putting bandage (gauze) on the skin first then tape over it the tape glides over the bandage and become loose when sweat accumulates. But on the contrary, sweat could also make the sticky part of the tape less sticky and cause it to bunch up during the match. I think both ways of doing it can work, it also depends how much gauze you put on first. if you only apply a thin layer of gauze then a lot of tape, then that could cause the tape to glide over or for the gauze to bunch up, but if you apply several layers of gauze before tape, then I don't think you would have that problem.

 

Yes, I think you are right that there would be the question of how sweat interacts with the tape applied to skin over the course of a fight. It likely also depends on the quality of the materials you are using. I imagine some tapes hold better than others.

 

Nah, you’re right dumdum…Inoue is smashing Fulton for fun but it’s definitely because his hands are wrapped illegally.

Seriously, you believe this ****?

Inoue is 100 levels better than feather fist Fulton.

 

Yeah, you know what you’re talking about.

That fight was only ever going to go one way.

 

Thank you mate. I was having a beer while I was watching the fight. It was relayed to BKK my hometown at 6.30 P.M.

 

Please don't cry because Inoue beat Fulton like he stole something.

 

Out of curiosity, what made you think this?

 

Haven't heard from Clarissa the racist Shields. How bout them wraps chubby.

 

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"He dared to be great" only applies to certain American fighters but never foreign fighters. Inoue went up in weight to take on the best at 122, but it was Fulton who dared to be great. Her bias is so clear.

 

Hilarious, your post dared to be great n succeeded.

 

Clarissa dared to be great when she schooled Marshall so she knows about it.

 

Yer that was a given no shock