[Boxing] Casimero vs Oguni - October 12

[Oilacris]

I'm pretty confident I won't miss that one. With plenty of streamers online, there's no issue catching that fight.

Yes they are and I'm sharing one of them right now, the undercard is underway now, the Casimero-Oguni is coming up later, I hope it will not be taken down because its not coming from big promotion like Top Rank or Showtime


https://www.facebook.com/100095128836955/videos/861018028882713

Thanks for sharing, buddy! Let's savor this fight; I'm pretty sure they won't take it down because they want us to witness our champ in action, hehe. I'm not sure who the PPV provider is for this event, but I don't really bother since most of Casimero's fights are live on Facebook, even if it's through unofficial streaming.

Right now, Casimero is in an interview, and he seems like a genuinely helpful person, quite the opposite of his boxing persona.

Thanks for the shared up link bro!

Right now it is already the start of the main event. Singing their national anthem. Seems like Casimero is really that in good condition and shape. Somewhat he shouldnt really be that confident
though yet it turns out that he's the favorite of this fight against with Japanese fighter. Lets see if this fight would really be able to show something if ever Casimero and Inoue
would happen but well lets just focus on this fight for now.

About on the stream then usually it wont really be taken down.Somewhat streamers do shows off those text for some donations but well its not
really that being forceful though but its up to you whether be giving out some donation or not.  

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[Yaunfitda]

The Japanese fighter is taller though, and so it seems that Casimero has had a hard time against Oguni. However, Casimero is throwing big bombs and at least 4 has connected by Oguni is just eating it.

But I'm not sure if that jaw can hold with that power from Casimero. John Riel is also targeting that body.

Round 2 has just started, let's see if Casimero can score a knockout win as we wanted him to win that way. Another good round for Casimero.

[btc_angela]

I can't understand what they are saying, but it seems that the fight ended in a draw? So another controversial ending for Casimero here, we are expecting that he will be coming with a big win here.

Anyways, it will leave a bad taste for Casimero fans, this is supposedly a cherry pick fight for him but Oguni is really very difficult for Casimero as he is very tall and knows how to used his reach. Although Casimero hit him cleanly, he remains standing.

[Oilacris]

Sorry for consecutive reply but it ended up a draw. LOL!

 Casimero do lacks stamina and its evident on Round 2 to Round 3.
 The Japanese fighter is really that having that good stamina and endurance despite of the power of Casimero but checking and had observed
that when it comes to points then Oguni does have the upperhand but unfortunately the fight had been stopped and ended up on DRAW.
Good hit for those who do able to make some bets on DRAW which odds arent that bad.

[robelneo]

The fight ended not as we wanted it seems the referee ruled it a draw because of the cut on Oguni's head the rule is if there's a cut because of the headbut before round 4 it is considered a draw, I noticed that Casimero lost sting on his punches, but he deserves this win because the cut results from punches and not from headbut there's a possibility of a draw but with this fight we have seen that Casimero is easily losing steam he caught Oguni with big punches but failed to bring him down, could be Oguni has a solid chin or Casimero losses in his punches.
I don't think he stands a chance against Inoue if they ever meet.

[freedomgo]

Sorry for consecutive reply but it ended up a draw. LOL!

 Casimero do lacks stamina and its evident on Round 2 to Round 3.
 The Japanese fighter is really that having that good stamina and endurance despite of the power of Casimero but checking and had observed
that when it comes to points then Oguni does have the upperhand but unfortunately the fight had been stopped and ended up on DRAW.
Good hit for those who do able to make some bets on DRAW which odds arent that bad.

I'm a bit puzzled about why the fight ended in a draw. If it's true that Oguni was ahead on the scorecards, then he should have been declared the winner, especially since the fight was stopped due to a possible accidental headbutt. Casimero seems to have a streak of bad luck when it comes to facing Japanes opponents. The last time ended in a "no contest," and he was fortunate that his opponent admitted defeat and that win was recorded as TKO.

Now, when it comes to Casimero's stamina, it was pretty obvious. He appeared sluggish, and his punches weren't landing accurately. I'm starting to think he might not be ready for Inoue, or perhaps he's not comfortable in his current weight class.

[Hypnosis00]

The fight ended not as we wanted it seems the referee ruled it a draw because of the cut on Oguni's head the rule is if there's a cut because of the headbut before round 4 it is considered a draw, I noticed that Casimero lost sting on his punches, but he deserves this win because the cut results from punches and not from headbut there's a possibility of a draw but with this fight we have seen that Casimero is easily losing steam he caught Oguni with big punches but failed to bring him down, could be Oguni has a solid chin or Casimero losses in his punches.
I don't think he stands a chance against Inoue if they ever meet.

You've got a point there; it seems the hype around Casimero wasn't matched by his performance, and it's hard to see him matching up against Inoue successfully. It's pretty funny that he jokingly called Inoue his best friend in an interview before the fight.

A rematch might be possible, but it doesn't look all that likely. It's not exactly a high-profile bout, and I think Casimero might be better off moving up to face a tougher challenger, like Nery. However, beating Nery could be a tougher nut to crack than Oguni, for sure.

[Oilacris]

Sorry for consecutive reply but it ended up a draw. LOL!

 Casimero do lacks stamina and its evident on Round 2 to Round 3.
 The Japanese fighter is really that having that good stamina and endurance despite of the power of Casimero but checking and had observed
that when it comes to points then Oguni does have the upperhand but unfortunately the fight had been stopped and ended up on DRAW.
Good hit for those who do able to make some bets on DRAW which odds arent that bad.

I'm a bit puzzled about why the fight ended in a draw. If it's true that Oguni was ahead on the scorecards, then he should have been declared the winner, especially since the fight was stopped due to a possible accidental headbutt. Casimero seems to have a streak of bad luck when it comes to facing Japanes opponents. The last time ended in a "no contest," and he was fortunate that his opponent admitted defeat and that win was recorded as TKO.

Now, when it comes to Casimero's stamina, it was pretty obvious. He appeared sluggish, and his punches weren't landing accurately. I'm starting to think he might not be ready for Inoue, or perhaps he's not comfortable in his current weight class.

Not really that knowledgeable when it comes to boxing rules when it comes to headbutts and cuts if a fight would really be that be completely stopped and would be called a draw, because we've seen fights that even fighters have those cuts but still the fight continues. I totally much agree that when it comes to stamina then that Jap fighter is much more tougher and its true that the current
performance or fighting style of Casimero is really just that too far off for Inoue on which i could say that he wont really be standing a chance.

Imagine that Oguni caliber isnt really that much but he do struggle out on knocking him out. How much more if we do speak about Inoue? He would really be massacred inside the ring.
For the fight results then everyone is shocked, some say that Casimero win but for me i would go for Oguni when it comes to scores.

[coin-investor]

Now, when it comes to Casimero's stamina, it was pretty obvious. He appeared sluggish, and his punches weren't landing accurately. I'm starting to think he might not be ready for Inoue, or perhaps he's not comfortable in his current weight class.

This is the second straight time that Casimero has shown sluggishness in his fight he easily loses steam if the fight was not stopped he could lose the fight because Oguni just eats his punches and there are many punches of Oguni coming in.
Will this become the end of Casimero's era I didn't see Casimero's old form, he usually hurt or knockout his opponents if he connected his left hook but it seems the power of those hooks is not there anymore, I hate to say that Casimero is fading I rule out an Inoue fight its risky to fight Inoue after hsi dismal showing in his last two fights.

[bisdak40]

You've got a point there; it seems the hype around Casimero wasn't matched by his performance, and it's hard to see him matching up against Inoue successfully. It's pretty funny that he jokingly called Inoue his best friend in an interview before the fight.

A rematch might be possible, but it doesn't look all that likely. It's not exactly a high-profile bout, and I think Casimero might be better off moving up to face a tougher challenger, like Nery. However, beating Nery could be a tougher nut to crack than Oguni, for sure.

Casimero is self-destructing, or he is deteriorating. His promoters are spending a lot of money only to give that kind of performance for is not acceptable. He was training hard but i think he needs a legit trainer now, not just rely on his brother as this might end his career abruptly.

He was supposed to look good in this fight but it seems he was revealed, i mean how can he call out Inoue if he kept on getting that kind of sub-par performance? A rematch is unlikely because the aim here is to get higher ranking in every fight won so i think Nery could be a good fight if his promoters can secure that.

[arwin100]

Now, when it comes to Casimero's stamina, it was pretty obvious. He appeared sluggish, and his punches weren't landing accurately. I'm starting to think he might not be ready for Inoue, or perhaps he's not comfortable in his current weight class.

This is the second straight time that Casimero has shown sluggishness in his fight he easily loses steam if the fight was not stopped he could lose the fight because Oguni just eats his punches and there are many punches of Oguni coming in.
Will this become the end of Casimero's era I didn't see Casimero's old form, he usually hurt or knockout his opponents if he connected his left hook but it seems the power of those hooks is not there anymore, I hate to say that Casimero is fading I rule out an Inoue fight its risky to fight Inoue after hsi dismal showing in his last two fights.

He's out of gas earliest of the round and that is disappointing part to be seen. If he remain like that for sure he don't have any chance to win against Inoue since that Japanese monster is well known to last until 12 rounds. Many fans got disappointed since he start so strong on first round but he's catching some air when round 2 until the end of their match. Also got disappointed with the result since I really think that Casimero win that match since he heavily beaten up Oguni on that match.

We see how strong the punches of Casimero but his stamina is really a huge upset to it so maybe on his next fight he need to get a proper trainer to enhance his gas so he can last long and can deliver more solid punch to his opponent. Many are not satisfied with his todays performance and for sure his haters will laugh at him and call him old and need to retire. Also for sure many are convince that he's not ready yet to fight Inoue since we see how bad his performance and Inoue will just eat him for that.

[Hypnosis00]

You've got a point there; it seems the hype around Casimero wasn't matched by his performance, and it's hard to see him matching up against Inoue successfully. It's pretty funny that he jokingly called Inoue his best friend in an interview before the fight.

A rematch might be possible, but it doesn't look all that likely. It's not exactly a high-profile bout, and I think Casimero might be better off moving up to face a tougher challenger, like Nery. However, beating Nery could be a tougher nut to crack than Oguni, for sure.

Casimero is self-destructing, or he is deteriorating. His promoters are spending a lot of money only to give that kind of performance for is not acceptable. He was training hard but i think he needs a legit trainer now, not just rely on his brother as this might end his career abruptly.

He was supposed to look good in this fight but it seems he was revealed, i mean how can he call out Inoue if he kept on getting that kind of sub-par performance? A rematch is unlikely because the aim here is to get higher ranking in every fight won so i think Nery could be a good fight if his promoters can secure that.

Right from the get-go, it seemed like Casimero was off-balance, and he lost some of his speed. It appeared as if he was eager to finish the fight early with a knockout, which might have caused him to tire out. This strategy didn't work out so well, especially since his opponent had a strong chin and absorbed many good counter punches while continuing the fight.

It's definitely a draw, and I'm sure quite a few of us were hoping for a KO or a clear win by decision for Casimero.

Now, it makes me curious what was the odds for draw, isn't it x100?

[aioc]

 Also for sure many are convince that he's not ready yet to fight Inoue since we see how bad his performance and Inoue will just eat him for that.

I agree Inoue will just beat him easily if this is the kind of performance he can show, he thought he could knockout Oguni in the first round but Oguni just took all his punches, and Oguni also connected, power punches of Casimero who usually drops his opponents are not there anymore I don't want to know what happens to his punches but it seems he cannot carry his power in the Super Bantamweight but unfortunately he cannot stay in the Bantamweight because he can not keep up with the weight.
Casimero is fading if this continues he will end up beaten up by a good fighter in the Super Bantamweight, Oguni is not even considered as a top prospect in that weight category.

[avp2306]

 Also for sure many are convince that he's not ready yet to fight Inoue since we see how bad his performance and Inoue will just eat him for that.

I agree Inoue will just beat him easily if this is the kind of performance he can show, he thought he could knockout Oguni in the first round but Oguni just took all his punches, and Oguni also connected, power punches of Casimero who usually drops his opponents are not there anymore I don't want to know what happens to his punches but it seems he cannot carry his power in the Super Bantamweight but unfortunately he cannot stay in the Bantamweight because he can not keep up with the weight.
Casimero is fading if this continues he will end up beaten up by a good fighter in the Super Bantamweight, Oguni is not even considered as a top prospect in that weight category.

Even Oguni has a chance to defeat him if the fight didn't get stop since Casimero is in danger with that time since he already catching up his breath so early. It would be dangerous for him to make the match take long that's why its good that the fight has been stop and still good to see a draw match result since we know both of the boxers has been saved for that match. I agree with other statement that he needs a good training on enhancement of his stamina since this is a big problem to him for his past match since he is easily got beaten up due to this weaknesses. if we talk about Inoue here many says that he is so far to defeat that guy and I would provably agree with that since if Inoue will attack him badly while he is out of air for sure he will sleep on the canvass the same to those past boxers he defeated. Casimero need  to prove his self next time since for this match against Oguni he didn't satisfy he's fans and also his haters.

Casimero's career is slowly fading down and he need to get a big win so that he can recover back and get more bigger matches. Let see if he learns a lot from this fight since he's been totally exposed on this fight against Oguni.

[inthelongrun]

I can't understand what they are saying, but it seems that the fight ended in a draw? So another controversial ending for Casimero here, we are expecting that he will be coming with a big win here.

Anyways, it will leave a bad taste for Casimero fans, this is supposedly a cherry pick fight for him but Oguni is really very difficult for Casimero as he is very tall and knows how to used his reach. Although Casimero hit him cleanly, he remains standing.

The fight ended in a draw due to an unintentional headbutt.

I have a feeling that the early draw is a blessing in disguise. Casimero seems too predictable. And his stamina is losing even if the fight is still too early. I hope this is a wake-up call to Casimero that he really needs a serious training camp the next time he gets a scheduled fight. He needs to train in a place where there are zero to fewer friends to avoid temptations. His brother Jayson is not giving him anything special. Also, it is better to have a reliable dietician and a conditioning coach.

I won't be surprised if Inoue will still pick Casimero early next year if he wins over Tapales.

[btc_angela]

I can't understand what they are saying, but it seems that the fight ended in a draw? So another controversial ending for Casimero here, we are expecting that he will be coming with a big win here.

Anyways, it will leave a bad taste for Casimero fans, this is supposedly a cherry pick fight for him but Oguni is really very difficult for Casimero as he is very tall and knows how to used his reach. Although Casimero hit him cleanly, he remains standing.

The fight ended in a draw due to an unintentional headbutt.

I have a feeling that the early draw is a blessing in disguise. Casimero seems too predictable. And his stamina is losing even if the fight is still too early. I hope this is a wake-up call to Casimero that he really needs a serious training camp the next time he gets a scheduled fight. He needs to train in a place where there are zero to fewer friends to avoid temptations. His brother Jayson is not giving him anything special. Also, it is better to have a reliable dietician and a conditioning coach.

I won't be surprised if Inoue will still pick Casimero early next year if he wins over Tapales.

Ok, just what I thought, yes, I would agree that Casimero doesn't seem to be very special in this fight, I mean not just against Oguni, but when we step up at 122 lbs, the power is no longer there. Yeah, he hit Oguni will clear power shots, but the guy is not going down. And his stamina here is very question, seems to be very tired after round 2 and he was also eating a lot of shots from Oguni.

Yes, If Inoue picks him up after beating Tapales and unified all the belts. I think Casimero will suffer a brutal knockout. (Sorry, am I fan of Casimero, but if he shows this version against Inoue, very slow and doesn't have a gas tank, Inoue will eat him alive and will put a beating worst than he did to Fulton).

[Mahanton]

I can't understand what they are saying, but it seems that the fight ended in a draw? So another controversial ending for Casimero here, we are expecting that he will be coming with a big win here.

Anyways, it will leave a bad taste for Casimero fans, this is supposedly a cherry pick fight for him but Oguni is really very difficult for Casimero as he is very tall and knows how to used his reach. Although Casimero hit him cleanly, he remains standing.

The fight ended in a draw due to an unintentional headbutt.

I have a feeling that the early draw is a blessing in disguise. Casimero seems too predictable. And his stamina is losing even if the fight is still too early. I hope this is a wake-up call to Casimero that he really needs a serious training camp the next time he gets a scheduled fight. He needs to train in a place where there are zero to fewer friends to avoid temptations. His brother Jayson is not giving him anything special. Also, it is better to have a reliable dietician and a conditioning coach.

I won't be surprised if Inoue will still pick Casimero early next year if he wins over Tapales.

Ok, just what I thought, yes, I would agree that Casimero doesn't seem to be very special in this fight, I mean not just against Oguni, but when we step up at 122 lbs, the power is no longer there. Yeah, he hit Oguni will clear power shots, but the guy is not going down. And his stamina here is very question, seems to be very tired after round 2 and he was also eating a lot of shots from Oguni.

Yes, If Inoue picks him up after beating Tapales and unified all the belts. I think Casimero will suffer a brutal knockout. (Sorry, am I fan of Casimero, but if he shows this version against Inoue, very slow and doesn't have a gas tank, Inoue will eat him alive and will put a beating worst than he did to Fulton).

Some people been saying that he become that too confident and not really just that serious on his training and come unprepared for this fight just because of that confidence that he could knock easily his opponent?.

Recently, we've been seeing Casimero's trash talking or provocation about Inoue to fight him but basing on what he's really showing on this recent fight then he wont really be standing a chance against the monster.
Imagine that he had go full blast in Round 1 and then gassed out on Round 2 and 3 which it is really that  evident or really that obvious basing up on how often he clinch out on the opponent or on Oguni.
When it comes to endurance then we can say that Oguni doesnt really come down so easy which means that power is already lacking on Casimeros punch on which he's really known for?

The main issue i could see for Casimero is really on his stamina and the team should really be working for that because he doesnt really last up that long and its really just that
good for Round 1 and the rest then its just a meh. 

[carlisle1]

 Also for sure many are convince that he's not ready yet to fight Inoue since we see how bad his performance and Inoue will just eat him for that.

I agree Inoue will just beat him easily if this is the kind of performance he can show, he thought he could knockout Oguni in the first round but Oguni just took all his punches, and Oguni also connected, power punches of Casimero who usually drops his opponents are not there anymore I don't want to know what happens to his punches but it seems he cannot carry his power in the Super Bantamweight but unfortunately he cannot stay in the Bantamweight because he can not keep up with the weight.
Casimero is fading if this continues he will end up beaten up by a good fighter in the Super Bantamweight, Oguni is not even considered as a top prospect in that weight category.

With that performance, even I'm one of those who wanted to see him getting that opportunity to face Inoue. It will be an easy fight for the monster, looking with those throw punches from Ogani and that reaction from Casimero.

I'm pretty sure that Inoue's' power is far better than Ogani, and imagine if a combination of Inoue landed at Casimero kissing the floor will be his
destination.

With the outcome of this fight, it's a clear win for Casimero. The fight was stop but those converted punches of Casimero were so clear
and should have been given him that win.

[Yaunfitda]

You've got a point there; it seems the hype around Casimero wasn't matched by his performance, and it's hard to see him matching up against Inoue successfully. It's pretty funny that he jokingly called Inoue his best friend in an interview before the fight.

A rematch might be possible, but it doesn't look all that likely. It's not exactly a high-profile bout, and I think Casimero might be better off moving up to face a tougher challenger, like Nery. However, beating Nery could be a tougher nut to crack than Oguni, for sure.

Casimero is self-destructing, or he is deteriorating. His promoters are spending a lot of money only to give that kind of performance for is not acceptable. He was training hard but i think he needs a legit trainer now, not just rely on his brother as this might end his career abruptly.

He was supposed to look good in this fight but it seems he was revealed, i mean how can he call out Inoue if he kept on getting that kind of sub-par performance? A rematch is unlikely because the aim here is to get higher ranking in every fight won so i think Nery could be a good fight if his promoters can secure that.

Although I gave some rounds to Casimero, he seems to be hit more often here. It's good that he has a good chin, however, if Oguni has the power, he don't know, maybe he might go down. And I do agree that somewhat, his power is no longer with him, and seems to be like going to the motions, we don't know if he felt the power of Oguni or what, and then will fight in spurt and hope to land that one big shot. If this version shows against Nery? I think Nery will outslugged Casimero. And if he look at the face of Casimero after just 4 rounds, he is badly bruised already. He might be lucky that the fight has been stopped, perhaps there could be chances that he will lose this one in the judges card or even by a technical knockout. I do not think that he can last against Inoue.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

You've got a point there; it seems the hype around Casimero wasn't matched by his performance, and it's hard to see him matching up against Inoue successfully. It's pretty funny that he jokingly called Inoue his best friend in an interview before the fight.

A rematch might be possible, but it doesn't look all that likely. It's not exactly a high-profile bout, and I think Casimero might be better off moving up to face a tougher challenger, like Nery. However, beating Nery could be a tougher nut to crack than Oguni, for sure.

Casimero is self-destructing, or he is deteriorating. His promoters are spending a lot of money only to give that kind of performance for is not acceptable. He was training hard but i think he needs a legit trainer now, not just rely on his brother as this might end his career abruptly.

But he doesn't want to separate with his brother and those close to him right? But I do agree that he needs to train differently,  I mean he could still be training old school but there's a lot of new techniques that Casimero might learn with a new trainer.

He was supposed to look good in this fight but it seems he was revealed, i mean how can he call out Inoue if he kept on getting that kind of sub-par performance? A rematch is unlikely because the aim here is to get higher ranking in every fight won so i think Nery could be a good fight if his promoters can secure that.

On the contrary, he was exposed, he doesn't have the gas tank and stamina, he was open for counter, doesn't have that reflex to protect himself, and then the poweris not there. Sure he hit Oguni and put him on skates, but it's not enough to even score a 8 count from the referee. And to be fair with the referee, he did good in officiating this fight, no biased whatsoever and stop it because Oguni can't see anymore and the injury is close to the eye.