Inoue vs Casimero (possible fight in 2024) Let's discuss!

[xLays]

Only Filipino boxing fans want this fight to happen including me but I agree that Casimero is no match for Naoya Inoue but still want to see what will happen just in case this happens. I'm not a fan of Casimero especially his attitude far different compared to MP. He's so boastful. And I think Bob Arum will not risk Naoya Inoue's record for Casimero's record.

Yes boxing is a business at some point but the passion is still there. Manny Pacquiao the Filipino pride, gave his all fashion to boxing and made the whole Filipino nation proud. He's like an Asian Bolt in Jamaica.

[btc_angela]

Only Filipino boxing fans want this fight to happen including me but I agree that Casimero is no match for Naoya Inoue but still want to see what will happen just in case this happens. I'm not a fan of Casimero especially his attitude far different compared to MP. He's so boastful. And I think Bob Arum will not risk Naoya Inoue's record for Casimero's record.

We will never know until they fight in the ring. And that's why we are intrigue in the match-up. Inoue is unbeatable at this point, in his prime and twice undisputed in two divisions. But Casimero keeps running his mouth that telling us that he can beat Inoue. And so we can say that he has the tools to do that, he has power, knocking almost everyone out in the 118 lbs and they almost collide a few years ago.

So at the back of our minds, we boxing fans still wanting to see this fight. Maybe some of us wanted to see Inoue getting beat up by this Filipino. Or Inoue knocking out this brandish Casimero and settle all the doubts about him.

[Casdinyard]

Only Filipino boxing fans want this fight to happen including me but I agree that Casimero is no match for Naoya Inoue but still want to see what will happen just in case this happens. I'm not a fan of Casimero especially his attitude far different compared to MP. He's so boastful. And I think Bob Arum will not risk Naoya Inoue's record for Casimero's record.

Yes boxing is a business at some point but the passion is still there. Manny Pacquiao the Filipino pride, gave his all fashion to boxing and made the whole Filipino nation proud. He's like an Asian Bolt in Jamaica.

Exactly true. A lot of our fellow Filipinos are hungry to get the new Pacquiao or something and they’re pretty much vying for anyone out there would dare to try. Casimero’s got a good track record but Pacquiao is a once-in-a-lifetime instance which we may never even see again in the boxing ring. This fear and desperation of some fans to have the Philippines be cemented in boxing legacy’s what causes them to root on every single Filipino puncher out there, doesn’t matter if he’s even capable of standing his ground or not.

In any case, a case can still be made regarding the viability of this fight. Casimero’s got a lot to prove and much to gain after this fight, while Naoya’s innthe peak of his career and losing to someone barely known within the boxing scene internationally’s not gonna bode well for his career.

Honestly I’m just eager to see Inoue fight even more. The guy’s at his prime and we rarely see fighters like him here. For what it’s worth I’d personally be willing to see him beat up people while he’s still strong and powerful than calculate his fights and end up past his prime with little to prove for the world.

[Oilacris]

Only Filipino boxing fans want this fight to happen including me but I agree that Casimero is no match for Naoya Inoue but still want to see what will happen just in case this happens. I'm not a fan of Casimero especially his attitude far different compared to MP. He's so boastful. And I think Bob Arum will not risk Naoya Inoue's record for Casimero's record.

Yes boxing is a business at some point but the passion is still there. Manny Pacquiao the Filipino pride, gave his all fashion to boxing and made the whole Filipino nation proud. He's like an Asian Bolt in Jamaica.

Exactly true. A lot of our fellow Filipinos are hungry to get the new Pacquiao or something and they’re pretty much vying for anyone out there would dare to try. Casimero’s got a good track record but Pacquiao is a once-in-a-lifetime instance which we may never even see again in the boxing ring. This fear and desperation of some fans to have the Philippines be cemented in boxing legacy’s what causes them to root on every single Filipino puncher out there, doesn’t matter if he’s even capable of standing his ground or not.

In any case, a case can still be made regarding the viability of this fight. Casimero’s got a lot to prove and much to gain after this fight, while Naoya’s innthe peak of his career and losing to someone barely known within the boxing scene internationally’s not gonna bode well for his career.

Honestly I’m just eager to see Inoue fight even more. The guy’s at his prime and we rarely see fighters like him here. For what it’s worth I’d personally be willing to see him beat up people while he’s still strong and powerful than calculate his fights and end up past his prime with little to prove for the world.

There are several Filipino boxers who are already trying out to climb on the ladder but its true that Filipinos are really that rooting for the next boxing legend but it seems no one
would really be able to get that 8 division world champion as those other boxers from other countries do failed on doing so too. WE cant really be able to make those conclusions that they
cant be able to do such thing but we do know that there would really be chance on everything but for Casimero then i dont think that he could really go with the path on what
 Pacquiao had able to attain. I do rather believe that Inoue would but since he's another nationality then it doesnt really count.

[coin-investor]

This is a bad night in boxing for the Filipinos two prominent Filipino fighters just lost tonight against two Japanese fighters, Sultan against Matsuda via first-round knockout, and Ancajas against Takuma Inoue, and every Filipino is now calling Casimero to step up and fight for a title against a Japanese possibly against Naoya Inoue, there is a call now that Casimero, and MP promotion to resolve their issues and make a deal for Inoue to fight him this year.

This fight may eventually happen because some of the prominent names in Philippine boxing are losing one by one, the one remaining now is Mark Magsayo but Magsayo is not Manny Pacquiao and he is in a division that is loaded with great boxers like Navarette, Lopez and Joe Cordina this is a tough time for Filipino boxers, there was a time that there were 5 Filipino World Champions, now there is none.

[Viscore]

This is a bad night in boxing for the Filipinos two prominent Filipino fighters just lost tonight against two Japanese fighters, Sultan against Matsuda via first-round knockout, and Ancajas against Takuma Inoue, and every Filipino is now calling Casimero to step up and fight for a title against a Japanese possibly against Naoya Inoue, there is a call now that Casimero, and MP promotion to resolve their issues and make a deal for Inoue to fight him this year.

This fight may eventually happen because some of the prominent names in Philippine boxing are losing one by one, the one remaining now is Mark Magsayo but Magsayo is not Manny Pacquiao and he is in a division that is loaded with great boxers like Navarette, Lopez and Joe Cordina this is a tough time for Filipino boxers, there was a time that there were 5 Filipino World Champions, now there is none.

We were wrong; we thought that Ancajas was there to steal the belt of Takuma, but it turns out he was KO since he was too huge in the fight and might not have good conditioning. These are just excuses, though; we should give credit to the champion for making good preparation for the fight. He deserves this win, and we can see that he is not a dirty fighter.

For some of us who worried that the judges might manipulate the outcome, that wasn't a factor since the fight ended up in KO. Even if it didn't end up in KO, it was very obvious that Ancajas is not landing solid shots, and he would lose.

Now, we can only cheer for this Casimero vs Inoue fight to happen as our boxers are slowly going down.

[Hirose UK]

This is a bad night in boxing for the Filipinos two prominent Filipino fighters just lost tonight against two Japanese fighters, Sultan against Matsuda via first-round knockout, and Ancajas against Takuma Inoue, and every Filipino is now calling Casimero to step up and fight for a title against a Japanese possibly against Naoya Inoue, there is a call now that Casimero, and MP promotion to resolve their issues and make a deal for Inoue to fight him this year.

This fight may eventually happen because some of the prominent names in Philippine boxing are losing one by one, the one remaining now is Mark Magsayo but Magsayo is not Manny Pacquiao and he is in a division that is loaded with great boxers like Navarette, Lopez and Joe Cordina this is a tough time for Filipino boxers, there was a time that there were 5 Filipino World Champions, now there is none.

In Filipino boxing, the ones who can really be the hope at the moment are actually Tapales and Casimero, but Tapales himself was defeated by Inoue last year and the hope is only on Casimero side to be able to fight with Inoue and try to fight for the championship belt.
But I not sure that their fight will actually be held soon because Inoue himself will probably move up division to be able to get more titles in different division, it just that Casimero is more likely to really want to be able to face Inoue.
Moreover, Inoue has succeeded in getting 4 main belt titles in the two classes he has managed to master, when he faces Casimero he will not get anything more valuable and when he loses he will only feel regret.
Previously there had been many rumors circulating about their fight but Inoue seemed to be avoiding this fight.

Currently, Filipino boxers are really can't be expected, in the sense that no one can be seen as really strong and able to win more championship titles like Manny Pacquiao who was able to take seven belts from each different class.
Maybe there will never be another Filipino boxer like him.