[Boxing] Inoue vs Tapales for Unified Super Bantamweight Title - December 26

[carlisle1]

I've read a news article today stating that Marlon Tapales is not happy on the money offer of Inoue's camp, this might cause the cancellation of this fight in Team Inoue would not give in to the demand of Team Tapales.

I sympathize to the Filipino's camp because like Inoue, he is also a champion and the holder of the WBA and IBF belt, though not a crowd drawer but still he should some ample share of the pie not pay them pennies.

Just forgot the link but i will share once i find it.

He should get what he demands. It's not a mandatory to defend his belts and if Inoue's camp will not give him the share that
he's asking he can cancel or deny the deal and look or wait for another that can give him better compensation.

If Inoue is really aiming for unifying the belts in this division, we will see another update regarding to this possible upcoming fight.

Tapales might be using his brain, chance to win is slim. Better to be wise and grab that decent amount of money if the camp of Inoue
give him his demand.

[harizen]

It will be an uphill climb for Tapales for sure. Naoya, on the other hand, will be fighting against somebody who is probably easier than Fulton. He's well prepared for this. As early as now, the odds are heavily in favor of Naoya. 1/10 to 1/12 for Naoya. That's extremely low. That's 1.08 to 1.1. Tapales has 6/1 to 13/2; that's 7.0 to 7.5.

Understandable though. No doubt that the majority can just compare this fight to another easy win by Naoya Inoue like when the Japanese monster claimed all the belts in the 118 lbs division when he beat Paul Butler. The odds prior to the said fight are almost the same as the prior odds right now with this fight.

Damn, no challenge for Inoue right now in the Super Bantamweight division. He's really overqualified here.

Even looking at the current rankings in this division, those top contenders are not even close and considered par with Inoue. Still waiting for Casimero though to climb the rank as he might give Inoue a better fight but considering his performance in his previous fight against Nghitumbwa, that kind of performance is a joke if fighting against Inoue. Aside from that, still no news for Quadro Alas's next fight making the chances slim for him and Inoue facing each other soon.

[Yaunfitda]

I've read a news article today stating that Marlon Tapales is not happy on the money offer of Inoue's camp, this might cause the cancellation of this fight in Team Inoue would not give in to the demand of Team Tapales.

I sympathize to the Filipino's camp because like Inoue, he is also a champion and the holder of the WBA and IBF belt, though not a crowd drawer but still he should some ample share of the pie not pay them pennies.

Just forgot the link but i will share once i find it.

Not good for Tapales, but he has other options as well, to fight another Japanese in defense of his title.

And maybe this is the link that you are referring, https://sports.tribune.net.ph/2023/08/02/inoue-unification-fight-talks-collapsing/

It seems that Inoue’s promotional team hasn’t impressed Tapales’ people with their offer.

And if Tapales decides that the offer is not good enough, he will likely abandon plans of unifying all four championships in favor of making a defense against former world champion Tomoki Kameda.

I like Tapales and his team standing their grounds here, he has the two other belts as you have said, if there is any here, it could be 50/50 split as both has the belts. But let's see if Inoue's camp will soon realized that low balling the Filipino will not help Inoue unify all the belts at 122 lbs.

[Pamadar]

I've read a news article today stating that Marlon Tapales is not happy on the money offer of Inoue's camp, this might cause the cancellation of this fight in Team Inoue would not give in to the demand of Team Tapales.

I sympathize to the Filipino's camp because like Inoue, he is also a champion and the holder of the WBA and IBF belt, though not a crowd drawer but still he should some ample share of the pie not pay them pennies.

Just forgot the link but i will share once i find it.

Not good for Tapales, but he has other options as well, to fight another Japanese in defense of his title.

And maybe this is the link that you are referring, https://sports.tribune.net.ph/2023/08/02/inoue-unification-fight-talks-collapsing/

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

It seems that Inoue’s promotional team hasn’t impressed Tapales’ people with their offer.

And if Tapales decides that the offer is not good enough, he will likely abandon plans of unifying all four championships in favor of making a defense against former world champion Tomoki Kameda.

I like Tapales and his team standing their grounds here, he has the two other belts as you have said, if there is any here, it could be 50/50 split as both has the belts. But let's see if Inoue's camp will soon realized that low balling the Filipino will not help Inoue unify all the belts at 122 lbs.

Maybe if Inoue is after in unifying all the belts, they will renegotiate and bring other options for
Tapales to agree, but if not, chances that Inoue will move to another division or will try to find
another challenger to defend his belt.

[blockman]

I've read a news article today stating that Marlon Tapales is not happy on the money offer of Inoue's camp, this might cause the cancellation of this fight in Team Inoue would not give in to the demand of Team Tapales.

I sympathize to the Filipino's camp because like Inoue, he is also a champion and the holder of the WBA and IBF belt, though not a crowd drawer but still he should some ample share of the pie not pay them pennies.

Just forgot the link but i will share once i find it.

I agree, Inoue's a blast and despite we're with Tapales on this one as he's our kababayan. A champion should be respected with that but anyway how low is that offer? I have taken a look at the article but it didn't say anything of how low ball was the offer. I do understand that Tapales has got a team and they need to up their salaries on this match and if there's no agreement on this one and both of them refuses to take each other offers then we might truly see a collapse on this potential bout.

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

[Hypnosis00]

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

With this news, it will open up an opportunity for Casimero to fight Inoue. I'm sure the former would be willing to negotiate, even if he gets a smaller share, as long as he can prove to the world that he could really beat Inoue. In the first place, Marlon Tapales wasn't in the conversation years back; it was always Casimero who shadowed Inoue. So, it doesn't matter as the fans will still watch the fight if Inoue allows Casimero to challenge him.

Or here's another scenario: If Inoue really wants a champion, then maybe Casimero will challenge Tapales. If he beats the champion, then I'm sure Inoue will be more interested in the undisputed fight.

[Pamadar]

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

With this news, it will open up an opportunity for Casimero to fight Inoue. I'm sure the former would be willing to negotiate, even if he gets a smaller share, as long as he can prove to the world that he could really beat Inoue. In the first place, Marlon Tapales wasn't in the conversation years back; it was always Casimero who shadowed Inoue. So, it doesn't matter as the fans will still watch the fight if Inoue allows Casimero to challenge him.

Or here's another scenario: If Inoue really wants a champion, then maybe Casimero will challenge Tapales. If he beats the champion, then I'm sure Inoue will be more interested in the undisputed fight.

I would love to see if these scenarios will come into the picture,

If Tapales will decline that said offer and Inoue will be open to another challenger, maybe the chance to see Casimero will
take place, and knowing how these two fighters have that unfinished rivalry way back from their lower divisions, maybe now
they will be able to conclude who's much better between them. Only if this option will be activated with Inoue's camp.

[Viscore]

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

With this news, it will open up an opportunity for Casimero to fight Inoue. I'm sure the former would be willing to negotiate, even if he gets a smaller share, as long as he can prove to the world that he could really beat Inoue. In the first place, Marlon Tapales wasn't in the conversation years back; it was always Casimero who shadowed Inoue. So, it doesn't matter as the fans will still watch the fight if Inoue allows Casimero to challenge him.

Or here's another scenario: If Inoue really wants a champion, then maybe Casimero will challenge Tapales. If he beats the champion, then I'm sure Inoue will be more interested in the undisputed fight.

I would love to see if these scenarios will come into the picture,

If Tapales will decline that said offer and Inoue will be open to another challenger, maybe the chance to see Casimero will
take place, and knowing how these two fighters have that unfinished rivalry way back from their lower divisions, maybe now
they will be able to conclude who's much better between them. Only if this option will be activated with Inoue's camp.

They said that Inoue will stay for a while and will fight the challengers, so that would only mean that Casimero will be entertained. The timing is good; it's an opportunity for Inoue and Casimero to prove who the better fighter is. And of course, as the champion, Inoue would want to clear the doubts of the fans that he is ducking Casimero, so he'll probably give him that opportunity one day. Let's be optimistic.

[btc_angela]

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

With this news, it will open up an opportunity for Casimero to fight Inoue. I'm sure the former would be willing to negotiate, even if he gets a smaller share, as long as he can prove to the world that he could really beat Inoue. In the first place, Marlon Tapales wasn't in the conversation years back; it was always Casimero who shadowed Inoue. So, it doesn't matter as the fans will still watch the fight if Inoue allows Casimero to challenge him.

Or here's another scenario: If Inoue really wants a champion, then maybe Casimero will challenge Tapales. If he beats the champion, then I'm sure Inoue will be more interested in the undisputed fight.

I would love to see if these scenarios will come into the picture,

If Tapales will decline that said offer and Inoue will be open to another challenger, maybe the chance to see Casimero will
take place, and knowing how these two fighters have that unfinished rivalry way back from their lower divisions, maybe now
they will be able to conclude who's much better between them. Only if this option will be activated with Inoue's camp.

They said that Inoue will stay for a while and will fight the challengers, so that would only mean that Casimero will be entertained. The timing is good; it's an opportunity for Inoue and Casimero to prove who the better fighter is. And of course, as the champion, Inoue would want to clear the doubts of the fans that he is ducking Casimero, so he'll probably give him that opportunity one day. Let's be optimistic.

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

[blockman]

They need to negotiate and not just to accept that low baller, even Inoue will bring the most of the sale but the point that
Tapales is also a Champion/title holder should be consider in terms of the offers.

That's true. People will come over and watch for Inoue for this challenger despite we want to cheer Tapales on this one but we need to know how low balled they were.

With this news, it will open up an opportunity for Casimero to fight Inoue. I'm sure the former would be willing to negotiate, even if he gets a smaller share, as long as he can prove to the world that he could really beat Inoue. In the first place, Marlon Tapales wasn't in the conversation years back; it was always Casimero who shadowed Inoue. So, it doesn't matter as the fans will still watch the fight if Inoue allows Casimero to challenge him.

Whether it's with Tapales or Casimero, we're all for the support to any of our kababayan. But I think I'd love to see Casimero have his match against Inoue since after the last match of him with Donaire, it should be done but many things have changed and it didn't happened.

Or here's another scenario: If Inoue really wants a champion, then maybe Casimero will challenge Tapales. If he beats the champion, then I'm sure Inoue will be more interested in the undisputed fight.

So, it should be like a pass for both Pinoy fighters before they can proceed to Inoue. Sounds interesting. It's gonna be like a gateway before they reach the final boss which is Inoue.

[bisdak40]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

Yup, those sanctioning bodies also want to earn some money by doing mandatory fights but the goal of Inoue is to be a unified champion at 122 lbs and after that he could relinquish some of the belts that he doesn't want to depend but first, he needs to fight Tapales to achieve his goal and give the latter the appropriate money for that fight as it a big fight that I think would earn big money.

Luis Nerry or Casimero is the fight they target before going up.

[freedomgo]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

Yup, those sanctioning bodies also want to earn some money by doing mandatory fights but the goal of Inoue is to be a unified champion at 122 lbs and after that he could relinquish some of the belts that he doesn't want to depend but first, he needs to fight Tapales to achieve his goal and give the latter the appropriate money for that fight as it a big fight that I think would earn big money.

Luis Nerry or Casimero is the fight they target before going up.

It depends if Inoue's camp are planning to make him stay in his current division for long, it has been said that he will stay for like one or two title defense fight considering that he is already the undisputed champion but after that, there's no telling if he will stay or not as there is also a chance that he will climb the next weight class and try to be a champion again.

So, these sanctioning bodies may throw successive mandatory fights towards Inoue if they want but nothing will stop him if they are already inclined to fight in the next weight class. He will be stripped for sure if that is the case but that will become irrelevant as he already unified all those belts beforehand.

[mirakal]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

Yup, those sanctioning bodies also want to earn some money by doing mandatory fights but the goal of Inoue is to be a unified champion at 122 lbs and after that he could relinquish some of the belts that he doesn't want to depend but first, he needs to fight Tapales to achieve his goal and give the latter the appropriate money for that fight as it a big fight that I think would earn big money.

Luis Nerry or Casimero is the fight they target before going up.

It depends if Inoue's camp are planning to make him stay in his current division for long, it has been said that he will stay for like one or two title defense fight considering that he is already the undisputed champion but after that, there's no telling if he will stay or not as there is also a chance that he will climb the next weight class and try to be a champion again.

So, these sanctioning bodies may throw successive mandatory fights towards Inoue if they want but nothing will stop him if they are already inclined to fight in the next weight class. He will be stripped for sure if that is the case but that will become irrelevant as he already unified all those belts beforehand.

That will be a mystery for now because that is quite too far from the situation they currently have. Step by step, we will get to that discussion because for now, Naoya Inoue is still a 2-belt champion and just had his first bout in super-bantamweight. In the upcoming months, we might see some improvement while Inoue and Tapales's camp are discussing about the upcoming undisputed fight, hopefully they can agree on it and make another fight before this year ends so that Inoue's timetable will be much more manageable.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Casimero is just surrounded by unprofessional people some of them are ready to exploit and his lifestyle made it worse. Even after the Butler cancellation, it took nearly a year for Casimero to fight again. Whereas Tapales after becoming overweight in his supposed WBO 118 title defense, move up right away in his next fight which made Tete the interim champion elevated as the new WBO champion which he later lost to Casimero.   

Meanwhile, Casimero should continue to stay active because once Inoue becomes undisputed, I believe he is the main target of the first undisputed title defense and there is no chance of saying no once that opportunity comes. If in case Tapales becomes undisputed, the more Casimero needs to stay active to force a mandatory shot probably via WBO since the IBF and WBA already had their mandatories waiting to be announced.
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I like the idea of Inoue staying in the division to defend his belts. Nery is banned from fighting in Japan due to his failed drug test and missing weight against Yamanaka. Inoue will have to either fight him in the US or fight Casimero instead. I think many Japanese people would like to see Inoue avenge their countryman, but there is also those who believe a dirty fighter like Nery doesn’t deserve another opportunity.

I have said this in my previous post that the plan of Team Inoue is to unify the super bantamweight division and defend the belts once against Nery or Casimero so if the former has a questionable reputation and banned from fighting on Japanese soil then this makes Casimero the probable opponent whenever Tapales lose this fight. It may also be a welcome sight for Japanese fight fans if indeed Casimero will be the challenger as they want Inoue to punish him as a vengeance to all the Japanese that Casimero defeated.

IMO, Casimero is the only fighter in this division who has a higher chance of defeating Inoue.

Perhaps it might be competitive early, but as the rounds goes by, Inoue could possibly caught Casimero my surprised, just like what the did to Fulton. So not sure how Casimero will overcome the advantage of Inoue, tough chin, faster hands and obviously the power behind those jabs might take a toll on him the later rounds.

And it's better to see Nery vs Casimero first, this is going to be explosive fight and whoever wins then go straight to Inoue as his first defense. However, I don't see any present breed of super bantamweight to beat Inoue, Naoya is even taller than Casimero and Nery.

Well, I also have a position here, for me Casimero is the ideal fighter for Inoue as well, if we put him to fight Tapalñes it's obvious that Inoue is going to defeat him, it's not that I'm saying that Tpales is bad or that I'm underestimating him, but come on, you just have to see what he did to Fulton, Futlton came out with a forward and backward manner, he did not realize when he beat him, there were so many things as Inoue cornered him, there were so many accurate blows that Inoue gave that Fulton had no choice but to accept his defeat, but I don't know how much is going through Fulton's mind, but I know that he did not imagine that things would have been this hard for him, it is something that did not fit in his head He really imagined that fight in another way.

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

Yup, those sanctioning bodies also want to earn some money by doing mandatory fights but the goal of Inoue is to be a unified champion at 122 lbs and after that he could relinquish some of the belts that he doesn't want to depend but first, he needs to fight Tapales to achieve his goal and give the latter the appropriate money for that fight as it a big fight that I think would earn big money.

Luis Nerry or Casimero is the fight they target before going up.

It depends if Inoue's camp are planning to make him stay in his current division for long, it has been said that he will stay for like one or two title defense fight considering that he is already the undisputed champion but after that, there's no telling if he will stay or not as there is also a chance that he will climb the next weight class and try to be a champion again.

So, these sanctioning bodies may throw successive mandatory fights towards Inoue if they want but nothing will stop him if they are already inclined to fight in the next weight class. He will be stripped for sure if that is the case but that will become irrelevant as he already unified all those belts beforehand.

That will be a mystery for now because that is quite too far from the situation they currently have. Step by step, we will get to that discussion because for now, Naoya Inoue is still a 2-belt champion and just had his first bout in super-bantamweight. In the upcoming months, we might see some improvement while Inoue and Tapales's camp are discussing about the upcoming undisputed fight, hopefully they can agree on it and make another fight before this year ends so that Inoue's timetable will be much more manageable.

Now everyone wants to fight Inoue , they can't get over the fact that Inoue is a boxer on Another Level, and this is something they must accept, because first things are not as they think , but as they are , they cannot accept that Inoue came not to lose, and what I like about this is that Inoue is not a braggart like the other boxers , he is a quiet boxer, he just does his job, he concentrates on winning and that's it, he doesn't give much to talk about, they look for him to challenge him, Inoue here He must be very selective, he must go with the most experienced in this category so that he can be even more famous , what I want is that this boxer will have Many more opportunities , the best thing is that he can continue to emerge and rise in the category.

Daily Bread Mailbag: Terence Crawford Mania, Naoya Inoue, Errol Spence, More

The Daily Bread Mailbag returns with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards tackling topics such as numerous questions regarding Terence Crawford's dominating victory over Errol Spence, Naoya Inoue's win over Stephen Fulton, and more. (photo by Ryan Hafey)

Assalaam alaykum Mr Edwards,

Bud Crawford is the best pound for pound fighter on earth. Naoya Inoue held the crown for a few short days, but Bud's performance against Spence was unbelievable. You've had him as your 1a for a very long time. What more can you say about someone who's certainly an ALL TIME GREAT?

Source: https://www.boxingscene.com/daily-bread-mailbag-terence-crawford-mania-naoya-inoue-errol-spence-more--176692

A very interesting article about the boxers of the moment, what I like about all this is that doing a close up of each one of these boxing monsters is that we have a great generation of good boxers, of course not like ALI, Tyson , but I think they are on the right track, I really like when boxers go up in category, for me the best of the best and when they are in the heavyweight category, because it is like the highest degree of professionalism. to which they can reach, and that is like the peak, it is when the best and most exciting fights take place , I would like these boxers to be Able to Reach that Level.

[molsewid]

It depends if Inoue's camp are planning to make him stay in his current division for long, it has been said that he will stay for like one or two title defense fight considering that he is already the undisputed champion but after that, there's no telling if he will stay or not as there is also a chance that he will climb the next weight class and try to be a champion again.

So, these sanctioning bodies may throw successive mandatory fights towards Inoue if they want but nothing will stop him if they are already inclined to fight in the next weight class. He will be stripped for sure if that is the case but that will become irrelevant as he already unified all those belts beforehand.

I agree, it will depend on his team if he will going to change his division or will stay at it. He has a lot of belts in that division maybe he will stay in that division to improve or to make himself still the king in that division and he will going to fight with casimero. I've been following casimero before so if this fight with tapales is done , I am looking forward for the next challenger to Inoue I hope it is Casimero.

[dothebeats]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

A Casimero fight might be inviting for some promoters, but totally not going to be the highlight. There are still some great challengers out there that might eye on the title that Inoue currently holds. It's possible that Inoue eyes for another belt and just vacate it once the ruling bodies ordered him to do so. He's just going to prove that he's the best fighter in that division before probably moving up and challenging the reigning champions there. Right now, he's the hottest boxer that a lot of people are looking at, and there's countless opportunities for him to go against other boxers and he'll never run out of offers, that's for sure.

[mirakal]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

A Casimero fight might be inviting for some promoters, but totally not going to be the highlight. There are still some great challengers out there that might eye on the title that Inoue currently holds. It's possible that Inoue eyes for another belt and just vacate it once the ruling bodies ordered him to do so. He's just going to prove that he's the best fighter in that division before probably moving up and challenging the reigning champions there. Right now, he's the hottest boxer that a lot of people are looking at, and there's countless opportunities for him to go against other boxers and he'll never run out of offers, that's for sure.

Their decision can always change in any given moment and time because considering that Naoya Inoue is now 30 years old, there might be changes in his weight which will become a factor of a possible climb towards the next weight class. The only thing that they are giving a priority right now is a fight with Marlon Tapales for the undisputed champion. After that, there is no telling what will happen and a few title defense might not happen as well considering the factors I've mentioned above.

[Fatunad]

Hopefully that will be the case for Inoue, stay at the top of 122 lbs division for at least to defend the belt. The problem though if by chance Inoue had all the belts in this division, sanctioning bodies are going to have their mandatory. So it's very hard to defend all the belts that he had that he will have to vacant some of it and then defend either 1 or 2 belts only. And if he doesn't want to, then he can go up in the next weight class and for sure, that's one option as well that he and his team is looking for. So maybe a Casimero fight, as much as we want to see it, the chance are very slim, just saying.

A Casimero fight might be inviting for some promoters, but totally not going to be the highlight. There are still some great challengers out there that might eye on the title that Inoue currently holds. It's possible that Inoue eyes for another belt and just vacate it once the ruling bodies ordered him to do so. He's just going to prove that he's the best fighter in that division before probably moving up and challenging the reigning champions there. Right now, he's the hottest boxer that a lot of people are looking at, and there's countless opportunities for him to go against other boxers and he'll never run out of offers, that's for sure.

Their decision can always change in any given moment and time because considering that Naoya Inoue is now 30 years old, there might be changes in his weight which will become a factor of a possible climb towards the next weight class. The only thing that they are giving a priority right now is a fight with Marlon Tapales for the undisputed champion. After that, there is no telling what will happen and a few title defense might not happen as well considering the factors I've mentioned above.

Basing up on the behavior specially on trying out to take those belts from Fulton despite of jumping into higher weight division then we can safely tell or say he would definitely be rushing up on taking different divisions on
which i do have a feeling that he would be thriving that kind of particular goals but of course in speaking about being undisputed then for sure he would really be doing that specially with this new weight division
which fighting up Tapales would be the only way on doing so knowing that the other two belts had been held by Tapales. It would really be just normal that Inoue would really be having this kind of approach.
On the time that he would really be able to get those all belts then just like into his previous weight division then i wont really be shocked if he would be making up some another step.
He's now 30 and he had only a decade on trying out on achieving something.Therefore, this would be some sort of fast pace on trying out to dominate certain divisions.

[dothebeats]

A Casimero fight might be inviting for some promoters, but totally not going to be the highlight. There are still some great challengers out there that might eye on the title that Inoue currently holds. It's possible that Inoue eyes for another belt and just vacate it once the ruling bodies ordered him to do so. He's just going to prove that he's the best fighter in that division before probably moving up and challenging the reigning champions there. Right now, he's the hottest boxer that a lot of people are looking at, and there's countless opportunities for him to go against other boxers and he'll never run out of offers, that's for sure.

Their decision can always change in any given moment and time because considering that Naoya Inoue is now 30 years old, there might be changes in his weight which will become a factor of a possible climb towards the next weight class. The only thing that they are giving a priority right now is a fight with Marlon Tapales for the undisputed champion. After that, there is no telling what will happen and a few title defense might not happen as well considering the factors I've mentioned above.

With the way Inoue's camp is handling his career, I'm almost certain that after a win against Tapales, they're ready to take the next step and jump another weight class. He's primed to get several weight classes and he's being groomed to be the next Manny Pacquiao, at least in climbing several ladders and being the top of the chain on each of them. Even at 30 years old, Inoue's speed and power is still impeccable, that even Stephen Fulton, a man quite known for having a strong chin, drops after receiving one hook from the Japanese boxer.

He's going to go a lot more places than where's he's at right now and I'm certain of it.

Basing up on the behavior specially on trying out to take those belts from Fulton despite of jumping into higher weight division then we can safely tell or say he would definitely be rushing up on taking different divisions on
which i do have a feeling that he would be thriving that kind of particular goals but of course in speaking about being undisputed then for sure he would really be doing that specially with this new weight division
which fighting up Tapales would be the only way on doing so knowing that the other two belts had been held by Tapales. It would really be just normal that Inoue would really be having this kind of approach.
On the time that he would really be able to get those all belts then just like into his previous weight division then i wont really be shocked if he would be making up some another step.
He's now 30 and he had only a decade on trying out on achieving something.Therefore, this would be some sort of fast pace on trying out to dominate certain divisions.

Inoue is like a completionist in a video game: taking up every possible achievement there is before moving on to the next. I'm sure his camp would also want that to happen, and to also prepare him for the next weight up. Sort of like defeating the last boss on every floor before moving on to the next level. They wouldn't want their champion to experience defeat by not being prepared for the said weight class, so they'd farm a lot of experience and study their opponents before taking the fight head on.

[coin-investor]

Inoue is like a completionist in a video game: taking up every possible achievement there is before moving on to the next. I'm sure his camp would also want that to happen, and to also prepare him for the next weight up. Sort of like defeating the last boss on every floor before moving on to the next level. They wouldn't want their champion to experience defeat by not being prepared for the said weight class, so they'd farm a lot of experience and study their opponents before taking the fight head on.

Because he can beat everybody in divisions where he can manage his power and speed and as long as he can carry that speed and power he is dangerous, he has a blinding speed like Pacquiao, in boxing speed and power is everything, Pacquiao has done it carrying both in the higher weight category, Inoue can conquer territories if his body mass is built properly that could hamper his speed, sometimes I am in awed how Pacquiao manage to build his body mass perfectly while maintaining his speed and power.
Inoue has someone to look up to when continuously moving from upper weight and that is Manny Pacquiao.