Who is the better boxer: Inoue or Prime Pacquiao?

Another fool who I'm about to own. He went to 147 because that wimp Hatton turned pbf down at 140 after he demolished gatti at 140 and hatton made Tszyu quit on his stool. Pbf went to 147 to chase Zab after being denied a chance to be lineal at 140 by Hatton clown. Pbf was never scared of the man and called him out for years. You're full of lies and **** like no one was watching boxing back then and can't call you out on an obvious lie. I know boxing you don't, you're a bitter hating troll who will say anything to be heard. I don't expect you to respond to this post because it's FACTS that can't be refuted by your lies.

Lastly weight bully is a hating term used by agenda havers to discredit boxers they don't like period.

 

WTF you mean? Inoue cleared out 3 divisions with astonishing dominance, efficiency, and violence. He was blatantly ducked by Chocolatito and the other 3 dudes wanted no smoke either. And it's not 5 or 6 fights. It's his entire career since the first bell of his pro career. That's TEN YEARS TRACK RECORD.

If you can't see that Inoue's a special generational fighter and what he's done is absolute madness, then you DKSAB.

You acting like Inoue isn't a master boxer with supreme footwork, ring IQ, punch selection, and technique.

Crawford lost multiple rounds to Gamboa, EK, one legged Benavidez, Brook, Porter, and David Avanesyan. Canelo lost multiple rounds to Saunders, Plant, Lara, GGG, and Trout. Usyk could have lost to Maris and he didn't look great against Bellew or Chisora.

Ain't no one been more dominant than Inoue and that's facts. And he's just halfway through his career and I don't see his level of performance dropping against bigger dudes. They might be able to take more punches, but then they still gonna get outboxed.

 

Another fact — Inoue's initiated 2 clinches in his career, both against Nonito, both after nuclear warheads, and for only 1-2 seconds. If you don't see how this is madness...

 

Somebody has to be the beauty queen in a room full of ugly women. That's what it means. His resume is trash he has beaten no fighters of note. Guys like Gonzalez Estrada sor and others are not prime. So his level of comp is **** poor if an old domaire he fought 2x I may add is your best win then that right there tells you everything you need to know.

 

Defeated Taguchi, future unified champ, in his 4th pro fight.

Destroyed the #1 guy in Hernandez in his 6th pro fight.

Jumped 2 weight classes and destroyed the #1 in Narvaez guy in his 8th pro fight.

Cleaned out 118 and became undisputed by destroying every title holder.

Inoue's resume is not ATG, but it's high quality, better than Crawford's, and his complete dominance makes up for the lack of available prime ATGs. A trash resume is Crawford's, but I don't see you saying anything about that. Gee, I wonder WHY.



Older rejuvenated Nonito, Taguchi, and Narvaez >>> anyone on Crawford's resume.

Moloney, Rodriguez, and Hernandez are on the same level as Plant, Fielding, Saunders, EK, Porter, and >>> than Diaz, one-legged Benavidez, Jean, Dulorme, Lundy, Molina, Indongo, etc..

The DIFFERENCE is that Crawford and Clenelo lost rounds whereas Inoue DESTROYED his competition.

It ain't my fault you DKSAB and clearly don't have any understanding of what it means to go into combat and be that dominant. Inoue jumped right into the mix as soon as he turned pro. Crawford and Clenelo both fought 50% more professional fights before they started fighting higher opposition. Inoue done what he done without "seasoning".

THAT'S FACTS, YOU SILLY TURD.

 

Inoue's resume is actually no better than Crawford's and crawfords wins over porter and postol are better than anyone inoue beat. Crawford is fighting better guys than inoue is. It's simple numbers there's alot less people on earth who weigh 115 pounds than there is 147 shallower talent pool at the lower weights. If inoue was doing this at even 135 that would mean a **** ton more because there's better fighters and more talent there than where he is. Not his fault but it is what it is. There's no p4p fighters at his weights.

 

I agree. However, although his name looks impressive on Manny's resume, Morales was far from the monster Manny fans cite to detract from Inoue's accomplishments.

Pound for pound better boxer: Inoue
Pound for pound greater career: Manny. I'm 47 years old now, and fully expect to die before we see another fighter successfully climb the weight classes as Manny did.

 

Why didn't Donaire & Rigo rematch after their match or thereafter, do you know?

 

People bring it up often but the Weight classes wasn't the only major thing Pacquiao did throughout his lengthy Career,

It seems to be a ride off as if it's meant to insinuate that it is the only thing he did that separates him from the others which really is only one starting point.

 

Going through the weight classes is the most significant thing he did. In terms of weight, the only feat more impressive is Henry Armstrong winning the Featherweight title, Welterweight title, and Lightweight title, capped off by a draw for the Middleweight title.

 

Morales was not at his best for sure. But even then, beating Morales at any stage is no easy task. I’m confident he won against Diaz, Garcia and Maidana. Point being, he was still a tough fight for anyone. I think Raheem just caught him at the lowest point of his career.

 

Raheem caught him at his absolute worst while Raheem performed at his best. It happens. Even after that fight Morales still had the more memorable career.