Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[YuginKadoya]

And now the 1 I am waiting for a boxing fight that will take place on June 7, Saitama, Japan on ESPN plus

Title fight: Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire 2

This is a big fight for all Filipino fans of Nonito Donaire, and at the same time Japanese fans of Naoya Inoue, but for me, I am both a fan, but for this fight, my support is on Donaire, but my bet is torn between because I have seen both players recent fights and Inoue Rack Jason Moloney giving him a fast punch, outboxing and out speeding Maloney, While Donaire his fight with Nordine Oubaali,  Donaire was patient throughout the fight and waiting patiently for the right timing while Oubaali was greedy when he found the range of his left but Donaire's counter probably devastated Oubaali, so I will still be going and supporting my fellow Filipino Nonito Donaire,

Unfortunately, Naoya Inoue won the fight and Nonito Donaire was lost by a KO. The fight didn't get longer either because Inoue finished the fight in just merely 2 rounds. I'm not disappointed though because the odds are really pointing for Inoue as he have also the advantages, it's just I have expected more from the fight like it would go somewhere atleast 7 rounds. Our Filipino Flash wasn't the Flash we know anymore and Inoue was just faster than the 1st fight.

Naoya Inoue is really a Monster, and I was really surprised, by that 1st knockout, it was so fast that Nonito Donaire didn't notice it, and it was a shot to the temple that rocked Nonito Donaire out on the 1st round, and from that, I think Donaire was just saved by the bell going to the 2nd round it was really shocking disbelief that in their 1st fight it was a close match, but in this 2nd fight Naoya Inoue got the advantage and surely in  1 punch Nonito Donaire can not withstand that punch from Inoue, and many speculated that Inoue's win was because of his gloves the Cleto Reyes Gloves that Manny Pacquiao and other well-known boxers keep on using because they say it has a thin layer that is why it has a tendency of a risk that the user may be injured by it and at the same time it added power to your punch because your opponent will surely feel the pain from your punches, from the 1st fight Naoya Inoue is not using this gloves, but I don't really know it that is true, I have just seen a article about it,

And just now that the Naoya Inoue VS Nonito Donaire fight has ended, John Riel Casimero was very disappointed with that loss and said that he is the one that will give Naoya Inoue a lost record and right now challenging Naoya Inoue because they have a canceled bout, back on April 25, 2020, and right now John Riel Casimero is flexing his belt and Physique that he is ready to face any adversary and he is clear that he will win the Paul Butler fight, but Casimero was not permitted to fight by the British Boxing Board of Control due to medical guidelines violation by using a sauna to cut weight, and WBO stripped Casimero of the title.

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[bbc.reporter]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

[Baofeng]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

He still has one Filipino on his hit list and that is Casimero, hehehe. This could be a good fight in paper as he is brandish and trash talk Inoue prior. But not sure if Top Rank is willing to give Casimero his fight since he no longer has any belt for now.

I move up to fight Fulton is not that bad at all, as you have said, timing is just about right. If Inoue wanted to be recognized as one of the best in this generation then he should look for new challenge and that is going up in weight. Pacquiao proved that already and he sets the bar high that no one can touch what he reach. But others can try to go as high and see their limits. Like in the case of Canelo 175 lbs might be too much for him. But for Inoue, we don't know how far can he go.

[Distinctin]

And now the 1 I am waiting for a boxing fight that will take place on June 7, Saitama, Japan on ESPN plus

Title fight: Naoya Inoue vs. Nonito Donaire 2

This is a big fight for all Filipino fans of Nonito Donaire, and at the same time Japanese fans of Naoya Inoue, but for me, I am both a fan, but for this fight, my support is on Donaire, but my bet is torn between because I have seen both players recent fights and Inoue Rack Jason Moloney giving him a fast punch, outboxing and out speeding Maloney, While Donaire his fight with Nordine Oubaali,  Donaire was patient throughout the fight and waiting patiently for the right timing while Oubaali was greedy when he found the range of his left but Donaire's counter probably devastated Oubaali, so I will still be going and supporting my fellow Filipino Nonito Donaire,

Unfortunately, Naoya Inoue won the fight and Nonito Donaire was lost by a KO. The fight didn't get longer either because Inoue finished the fight in just merely 2 rounds. I'm not disappointed though because the odds are really pointing for Inoue as he have also the advantages, it's just I have expected more from the fight like it would go somewhere atleast 7 rounds. Our Filipino Flash wasn't the Flash we know anymore and Inoue was just faster than the 1st fight.

Naoya Inoue is really a Monster, and I was really surprised, by that 1st knockout, it was so fast that Nonito Donaire didn't notice it, and it was a shot to the temple that rocked Nonito Donaire out on the 1st round, and from that, I think Donaire was just saved by the bell going to the 2nd round it was really shocking disbelief that in their 1st fight it was a close match, but in this 2nd fight Naoya Inoue got the advantage and surely in  1 punch Nonito Donaire can not withstand that punch from Inoue, and many speculated that Inoue's win was because of his gloves the Cleto Reyes Gloves that Manny Pacquiao and other well-known boxers keep on using because they say it has a thin layer that is why it has a tendency of a risk that the user may be injured by it and at the same time it added power to your punch because your opponent will surely feel the pain from your punches, from the 1st fight Naoya Inoue is not using this gloves, but I don't really know it that is true, I have just seen a article about it,

And just now that the Naoya Inoue VS Nonito Donaire fight has ended, John Riel Casimero was very disappointed with that loss and said that he is the one that will give Naoya Inoue a lost record and right now challenging Naoya Inoue because they have a canceled bout, back on April 25, 2020, and right now John Riel Casimero is flexing his belt and Physique that he is ready to face any adversary and he is clear that he will win the Paul Butler fight, but Casimero was not permitted to fight by the British Boxing Board of Control due to medical guidelines violation by using a sauna to cut weight, and WBO stripped Casimero of the title.

That might be speculation because there was no evidence that explains that thing, it's more like a hearsay for me. Back to the fight, who would've thought that the fight will end in 2 rounds, right? The first few minutes of the 1st round were more of a feeling each other about their movement and reach but at the last minute, they began executing their punches, and then Donaire suddenly dropped down. I couldn't even follow Inoue's punches, I waited for the replay to see how it was executed that made Donaire drop.

I'm thinking that Inoue would face Butler first before he considers moving to another division. Casimero was not in the picture for now, unfortunately but that's his reality after the incident.

[coin-investor]

I'm thinking that Inoue would face Butler first before he considers moving to another division. Casimero was not in the picture for now, unfortunately but that's his reality after the incident.

He's going to face and it's going to be an easy fight, I doubt if Casimero will have a chance to fight Inoue, he cannot make the weight it's time for Casimero and for us to move forward for now unless they face each other again in the higher division, Casimero cannot keep up anymore on the division where Inoue is reigning unless there's there are circumstances that will make them face each other so let's see how it's going to be now that Donaire is out of the picture.

[btc_angela]

I'm thinking that Inoue would face Butler first before he considers moving to another division. Casimero was not in the picture for now, unfortunately but that's his reality after the incident.

He's going to face and it's going to be an easy fight, I doubt if Casimero will have a chance to fight Inoue, he cannot make the weight it's time for Casimero and for us to move forward for now unless they face each other again in the higher division, Casimero cannot keep up anymore on the division where Inoue is reigning unless there's there are circumstances that will make them face each other so let's see how it's going to be now that Donaire is out of the picture.

For the sake of getting another belt? yeah, perhaps Inoue is more willing to fight Butler then before moving up in weight and have the bragging rights of cleaning up the division. Casimero is no longer in the discussion for now. He has to work his way up again, be the number 1 contender or the mandatory and maybe that's the time that Inoue will give him the chance.

[robelneo]

I'm thinking that Inoue would face Butler first before he considers moving to another division. Casimero was not in the picture for now, unfortunately but that's his reality after the incident.

He's going to face and it's going to be an easy fight, I doubt if Casimero will have a chance to fight Inoue, he cannot make the weight it's time for Casimero and for us to move forward for now unless they face each other again in the higher division, Casimero cannot keep up anymore on the division where Inoue is reigning unless there's there are circumstances that will make them face each other so let's see how it's going to be now that Donaire is out of the picture.

For the sake of getting another belt? yeah, perhaps Inoue is more willing to fight Butler then before moving up in weight and have the bragging rights of cleaning up the division. Casimero is no longer in the discussion for now. He has to work his way up again, be the number 1 contender or the mandatory and maybe that's the time that Inoue will give him the chance.

No boxer will have enough titles they will try to win as many titles as possible, which will define their skill and their legacy, Butler already announced that he wants Inoue next
Naoya Inoue's next fight: Paul Butler calls for undisputed title showdown

So in the coming weeks or months, we'll have the news of the two meeting in the ring, this fight will heavily favor Inoue as he is the better fighter than Butler.

[stadus]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

I definitely think that Inoue will start to consider moving to another weight class after he is done with Paul Butler, unfortunately for the latter, he is in the way and Inoue want that WBO belt that Butler is holding to unify all belts in this division to become an undisputed champion. Seriously speaking though, Butler will be just pulverized against Inoue.

[AmoreJaz]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

I definitely think that Inoue will start to consider moving to another weight class after he is done with Paul Butler, unfortunately for the latter, he is in the way and Inoue want that WBO belt that Butler is holding to unify all belts in this division to become an undisputed champion. Seriously speaking though, Butler will be just pulverized against Inoue.

but casimero's camp may find another way to chase again inoue. but casimero should fight butler first. a replacement for him was given to butler because of the weight issues again. but don't know if inoue's camp will be interested with casimero. they will be more interested with butler as he is holding the wbo belt over sultan (replacement of casimero). i don't think that inoue will go up now in terms of weight division, maybe not for his upcoming fight.

[Yaunfitda]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

I definitely think that Inoue will start to consider moving to another weight class after he is done with Paul Butler, unfortunately for the latter, he is in the way and Inoue want that WBO belt that Butler is holding to unify all belts in this division to become an undisputed champion. Seriously speaking though, Butler will be just pulverized against Inoue.

True, it seems that everyone's goal right now is to be a unified champion so somewhat this is good for boxing. That is the last remaining that he hasn't got and unfortunately, Butler is standing his way. Just it might be better if that is Casimero who still has that belt, but whatever. Maybe in the future, when both moves up in a higher division, we will finally see this two finally getting into the ring. Although Casimero is not getting any younger as well and so I doubt that he can win against a prime Inoue.

[coin-investor]

 i don't think that inoue will go up now in terms of weight division, maybe not for his upcoming fight.

He will I'm sure of that until he wipes out all the crowns in the bantam division, there will be no excitement anymore if he stays in that division and it will not add to his legacy if he keeps on that division, he should move up and challenge himself, all champions are doing that, after conquering their own division they move up to challenge themselves, he can still move up to as high as lightweight if he wants to do so, his body can still add more muscles to gain weight.

[bbc.reporter]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

He still has one Filipino on his hit list and that is Casimero, hehehe. This could be a good fight in paper as he is brandish and trash talk Inoue prior. But not sure if Top Rank is willing to give Casimero his fight since he no longer has any belt for now.

I move up to fight Fulton is not that bad at all, as you have said, timing is just about right. If Inoue wanted to be recognized as one of the best in this generation then he should look for new challenge and that is going up in weight. Pacquiao proved that already and he sets the bar high that no one can touch what he reach. But others can try to go as high and see their limits. Like in the case of Canelo 175 lbs might be too much for him. But for Inoue, we don't know how far can he go.

However, before Inoue can consider Casimero's challenge, I reckon Casimero should first win his WBO bantamweight championship back by challenging Paul Butler. Inoue might be now on a different stage in his career where his next fight will be to challenge the champions of the super bantamweight division or become the undisputed champion in bantamweight.

Also, with what Inoue has shown, I speculate he can knockout Casimero within 6.5 rounds. Inoue might become the pound for pound best boxer within 3 years.

[YuginKadoya]

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That might be speculation because there was no evidence that explains that thing, it's more like a hearsay for me. Back to the fight, who would've thought that the fight will end in 2 rounds, right? The first few minutes of the 1st round were more of a feeling each other about their movement and reach but at the last minute, they began executing their punches, and then Donaire suddenly dropped down. I couldn't even follow Inoue's punches, I waited for the replay to see how it was executed that made Donaire drop.

I'm thinking that Inoue would face Butler first before he considers moving to another division. Casimero was not in the picture for now, unfortunately but that's his reality after the incident.

Well, you are right without further investigation about those gloves it will always be just hearsay, and from the fight, I was really shocked when Nonito Donaire will go down because of their exchange, I think it was because Donaire is at the range on Naoya Inoue's range and we all know that Naoya Inoue doesn't only have the power but the speed aswell, Nonito Donaire isn't aware and ready that he was hit on the head temple that makes him go down, and he stands up in disbelief and in the 2nd round, Nonito Donaire has now felt the total damage from the 1st round knockout, he is really wobbly and I think if the referee can see that he could surely stop that fight, but the fight keeps on and in the 2nd knockout the referee has stopped the fight pretty much Nonito Donaire can not handle the punches of Inoue anymore, and I was really in disbelief watching the Filipino Flash can not withstand those headshots from the Monster, truly that nickname sure fits him well,

And yeah even though John Riel Casimero is challenging the Monster Naoya Inoue, he can not do a thing because of what happened during that incident and the Filipino fans would surely need to just wait for further announcement on what may happen,

[LUCKMCFLY]

^^ Right, I saw one interview wherein he confirmed that he will not sign a contract extension with Floyd's promotion and this will be his last fight for them. Although Ellerbe said post fight press conference that he doesn't discuss their boxers contract in public, it seems inevitable. They can't blame him though, Floyd took that route as well when he severe his ties with Bob Arum and let him manage his own career. So this is what Tank's gonna do throughout, and definitely to cut the middleman in Floyd. But I will say that they did a good job building Tank's name in this division and making him a champion and a household name for even a casual sports fans.

Well for me this is very simple, in the case of the boxer I would not leave FLOYD promotions, we all know the great impact that Mayweather has in the world of entertainment and from what I see he is very well involved with everything that has to do with the events, also thinking about it, it is more feasible to have a promoter like him who has many contacts and who can also listen to him so that the events are held, because in this world it is not necessary to take into account that these events must have a lot of voice dwe I command, and FLOYD is widely listened to in the world of boxing, I think that is something that they do not take into account, I think that is to recognize, "to Caesar what is Caesar's".

[YuginKadoya]

Well for me this is very simple, in the case of the boxer I would not leave FLOYD promotions, we all know the great impact that Mayweather has in the world of entertainment and from what I see he is very well involved with everything that has to do with the events, also thinking about it, it is more feasible to have a promoter like him who has many contacts and who can also listen to him so that the events are held, because in this world it is not necessary to take into account that these events must have a lot of voice dwe I command, and FLOYD is widely listened to in the world of boxing, I think that is something that they do not take into account, I think that is to recognize, "to Caesar what is Caesar's".

Pretty much well-known boxers like Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao can surely voice out themselves when it comes to boxing, and sure enough, when it comes to events it will surely come to fruition, pretty much Gervonta Davis would have a lot of interesting fight with the Mayweather promotions, but if he really wants to separate himself to them it is his decision, and right now I think he just want to hold on to the fame that he has, looking forward in what he can do,


But Right now I think I will be putting some events that are starting soon and you guys might want to discuss here,

>June 18: New York - Light Heavyweight

Title fight: Artur Beterbiev vs. Joe Smith Jr


>July 16: Los Angeles - Lightweights

Ryan Garcia vs. Javier Fortuna


>July 23: Saudi Arabia - Heavyweight

Title fight: Oleksandr Usyk vs. Anthony Joshua


>July 30: Brooklyn, New York - Middleweights

Danny Garcia vs. Jose Benavidez Jr.


>Aug. 13: TBA, Florida - Junior Welterweights

Teofimo Lopez vs. Pedro Campa

[TravelMug]

Beterviev vs Smith might be a good fight.

We've seen Bivol demolished the great Canelo, now it's time for the other half on the LHW Arthur Beterviev to do the same against Smith. But I think Beterviev is the outstanding favorite here so I wouldn't be surprised if he finishes Smith early. And who knows maybe we can see Beterviev vs Bivol for unification at 175 pounds.

[inthelongrun]

Rest In Peace to the 24 years old South African Simiso Buthelezi. Another casualty in this brutal sport of boxing. Boxing is one of my favorite sport since I was 13 years old and it really breaks my heart every time accidents happen. Here is a link video on youtube  showing the last seconds when the fight was waved off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qFmtFjqjAU

Beterviev vs Smith might be a good fight.

We've seen Bivol demolished the great Canelo, now it's time for the other half on the LHW Arthur Beterviev to do the same against Smith. But I think Beterviev is the outstanding favorite here so I wouldn't be surprised if he finishes Smith early. And who knows maybe we can see Beterviev vs Bivol for unification at 175 pounds.

This should be the biggest remaining fight this month. Hats off to WBO champion Joe Smith for always wanting to fight the best. As expected, the lineal IBF and WBC champion Beterbiev is a heavy favorite at 1.12 compared Smith's 5.60. Beterbiev is a very good fighter with a 100% KO rate. The only downside I can see on Beterbiev is his age. At 37 years old, that is already physically past at prime in boxing. He fights with brute strength which means he needs a lot of energy. Time is his real enemy. I wonder how long he remain undefeated. I don't think Joe is the one to beat him though. I believe Bivol is the one to beat him. 

[Roidz]

Beterviev vs Smith might be a good fight.

We've seen Bivol demolished the great Canelo, now it's time for the other half on the LHW Arthur Beterviev to do the same against Smith. But I think Beterviev is the outstanding favorite here so I wouldn't be surprised if he finishes Smith early. And who knows maybe we can see Beterviev vs Bivol for unification at 175 pounds.

This fight will indeed be interesting, especially since the two boxers will have to fight for the unification of the title later, Beterviev, who came with 2 titles (WBC and IBF) will certainly try to prove if he is a boxer who deserves to defending his sixth IBF title since 2011 , as well as Smith, who has just won the WBO title, certainly won't just let go of the title after being hard-earned in 2021, I think the battle at stake for these 3 titles will be very fierce and full blood, for me personally I really want to see if Beterviev has a chance to face Bivol and become the undisputed champion in light heavyweight.

[stadus]

It appears everyone is very busy arguing about Kambosos versus Haney and Inoue versus Donaire hehehe. We forgot that this weekend Stephen Fulton will also be fighting Danny Roman. It might not appear to be an important fight, we know Fulton's victory is a certainty, however, every boxing fan should watch it because if Inoue wins, he might move up to super bantamweight and challenge Fulton for the WBC and WBO super bantamweight championships.

Yes, saw that scheduled fight but the odds though. Nevertheless, I don't think that Inoue will go up in weight. Too early for him, and knowing that he is under Bob Arum, I doubt that he will allow his cash cow to immediately jump on the next weight unless he is very sure that he can take Fulton out or any of the champion in that division. So let Fulton battered Roman this weekend, and his chance to win are high because obviously he is the favorite.

It does not look too early for the Monster Inoue to move up in weight division and challenge Fulton after what we witnessed versus Donaire yesterday. It also certainly appears that Inuoe has improved since their first fight and will improve more. He is also 29 years old already. That is not very young for the sport of boxing. It is the right time for him to find new challenges in his career.

I definitely think that Inoue will start to consider moving to another weight class after he is done with Paul Butler, unfortunately for the latter, he is in the way and Inoue want that WBO belt that Butler is holding to unify all belts in this division to become an undisputed champion. Seriously speaking though, Butler will be just pulverized against Inoue.

but casimero's camp may find another way to chase again inoue. but casimero should fight butler first. a replacement for him was given to butler because of the weight issues again. but don't know if inoue's camp will be interested with casimero. they will be more interested with butler as he is holding the wbo belt over sultan (replacement of casimero). i don't think that inoue will go up now in terms of weight division, maybe not for his upcoming fight.

Casimero should go ahead and try his luck in the next division where he will not have a hard time reducing his weight but the problem is that he might not be flexible and powerful in featherweight. And if he chooses to stay in bantam then the weight issues will again surface to him.

Inoue will not move up now because he didn't unified all the belts yet, he still lack 1 belt and Butler have that in his possession. If Inoue will be the undisputed champion then maybe he will start to consider moving to another weight class.

[YuginKadoya]

Beterviev vs Smith might be a good fight.

We've seen Bivol demolished the great Canelo, now it's time for the other half on the LHW Arthur Beterviev to do the same against Smith. But I think Beterviev is the outstanding favorite here so I wouldn't be surprised if he finishes Smith early. And who knows maybe we can see Beterviev vs Bivol for unification at 175 pounds.

Yup! I also think the same too, the Light Heavyweight division is full of tank boxers, and Artur Beterbiev is the most feared the boxer in the Light Heavyweight division with his current record of 17 wins all Knockouts, with no losses I really think this is a pretty much remarkable feat, but we can not underestimate Joe Smith Jr. I really think he's got the craft in beating anyone in the division but if we're talking about power Artur Beterbiev is the man and likely a 1 punch from him and end the fight, while Joe Smith Jr. is on a more technical approach he really want to calculate and pressure his opponent more,  for now I will be looking at the odds first before engaging with my picks,

Rest In Peace to the 24 years old South African Simiso Buthelezi. Another casualty in this brutal sport of boxing. Boxing is one of my favorite sport since I was 13 years old and it really breaks my heart every time accidents happen. Here is a link video on youtube  showing the last seconds when the fight was waved off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qFmtFjqjAU

It is a tragic passing for Simiso Buthelezi and in that clip, he somehow loses track of his opponent while punching in the wrong direction, other people and his opponent seem to wonder why he's acting like this, but it revealed that Simiso Buthelezi had a brain bleed that caused his to disfunction inside the ring, and Simiso Buthelezi might already have this condition before entering the ring because I think a slight jab can not cause this, but surely if you have a condition or already have an illness, then a slight punch to the head may have caused those bleeding, Rest In Peace Simiso Buthelezi.

This should be the biggest remaining fight this month. Hats off to WBO champion Joe Smith for always wanting to fight the best. As expected, the lineal IBF and WBC champion Beterbiev is a heavy favorite at 1.12 compared Smith's 5.60. Beterbiev is a very good fighter with a 100% KO rate. The only downside I can see on Beterbiev is his age. At 37 years old, that is already physically past at prime in boxing. He fights with brute strength which means he needs a lot of energy. Time is his real enemy. I wonder how long he remain undefeated. I don't think Joe is the one to beat him though. I believe Bivol is the one to beat him. 

Joe Smith Jr. after he TKO Steve Geffrard announce that if he won against Beterbiev his next opponent will be Dmitry Bivol or he will settle the score against Bovol then Canelo Álvarez is his main target, but yeah Artur Beterbiev is a beast he will surely have a hard time with those devastating punches, so good luck to that, but still Joe Smith Jr. surely have a fighting chance, because he is more technical than Beterbiev,