[Boxing] Inoue vs Nery For Undisputed 122lbs Title - May

[bisdak40]

I'm not very familiar with Nery's fighting style, but it seems he's got a pretty decent power in his punches. But his winning record is not made up of hard opponents. He will just be an easy opponent for Naoya. If Nery is one aggressive fighter who does not fear trading blows against an opponent, he may will lose the fight in the first 6 rounds. Naoya likes this kind of battle. This is where his monstrous blows are best at and be most useful.

Betting odds will definitely be very heavy in favor of Naoya.

Yeah, the only popular opponent he fought was Brandon Figueroa which he lost via knockout so safe to say that Nery is not as scary as his resume looks. If he choose to go toe to toe with Inoue, this would end early and might be boring to some of us here as this might be a one-sided affair in favor of the Japanese fighter.

[Yaunfitda]

I'm not very familiar with Nery's fighting style, but it seems he's got a pretty decent power in his punches. But his winning record is not made up of hard opponents. He will just be an easy opponent for Naoya. If Nery is one aggressive fighter who does not fear trading blows against an opponent, he may will lose the fight in the first 6 rounds. Naoya likes this kind of battle. This is where his monstrous blows are best at and be most useful.

Betting odds will definitely be very heavy in favor of Naoya.

Yeah, the only popular opponent he fought was Brandon Figueroa which he lost via knockout so safe to say that Nery is not as scary as his resume looks. If he choose to go toe to toe with Inoue, this would end early and might be boring to some of us here as this might be a one-sided affair in favor of the Japanese fighter.

Yes, but he loves to throw a lot and so he is a volume puncher and that's why people says that he might have a chance to beat Inoue. But I don't think so, Inoue has matured already and getting better every fight.

For sure, Naoya will be the heavy favorite in this fight regardless on how they are going to hype Nery's as a big puncher. Naoya has been with the best in bantamweight and super bantamweight and he beat them all and make them look amateurish.

[Fundamentals Of]

I'm not very familiar with Nery's fighting style, but it seems he's got a pretty decent power in his punches. But his winning record is not made up of hard opponents. He will just be an easy opponent for Naoya. If Nery is one aggressive fighter who does not fear trading blows against an opponent, he may will lose the fight in the first 6 rounds. Naoya likes this kind of battle. This is where his monstrous blows are best at and be most useful.

Betting odds will definitely be very heavy in favor of Naoya.

Yeah, the only popular opponent he fought was Brandon Figueroa which he lost via knockout so safe to say that Nery is not as scary as his resume looks. If he choose to go toe to toe with Inoue, this would end early and might be boring to some of us here as this might be a one-sided affair in favor of the Japanese fighter.

It depends on your bet. Lol. If you bet on handicaps, you won't mind if the fight is boring and ends early for as long as your bet wins. And I am guessing that many who will bet on this match will likely avoid moneyline bets as it will definitely not be worth it if you're betting on Inoue. So many bettors including myself will be looking for better odds under Asian total or winner and round range.

I am honestly wondering how Nery will make this fight not one-sided. Whether he runs away and constantly be defensive or he bravely exchanges blows against Inoue, he will be defeated.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I'm not very familiar with Nery's fighting style, but it seems he's got a pretty decent power in his punches. But his winning record is not made up of hard opponents. He will just be an easy opponent for Naoya. If Nery is one aggressive fighter who does not fear trading blows against an opponent, he may will lose the fight in the first 6 rounds. Naoya likes this kind of battle. This is where his monstrous blows are best at and be most useful.

Betting odds will definitely be very heavy in favor of Naoya.

Yeah, the only popular opponent he fought was Brandon Figueroa which he lost via knockout so safe to say that Nery is not as scary as his resume looks. If he choose to go toe to toe with Inoue, this would end early and might be boring to some of us here as this might be a one-sided affair in favor of the Japanese fighter.

It depends on your bet. Lol. If you bet on handicaps, you won't mind if the fight is boring and ends early for as long as your bet wins. And I am guessing that many who will bet on this match will likely avoid moneyline bets as it will definitely not be worth it if you're betting on Inoue. So many bettors including myself will be looking for better odds under Asian total or winner and round range.

For regular boxing bettors, yes, with a Inoue fight, we shouldn't go for a ML bet as it's not going to be appealing and as what others deam, smart money should not go to ML. So I agree that we should be looking like per round range or what specific round should Inoue stop his opponents, in this case, Nery.

I am honestly wondering how Nery will make this fight not one-sided. Whether he runs away and constantly be defensive or he bravely exchanges blows against Inoue, he will be defeated.

Really hard to see it, if he goes toe to toe then he might get knockout early like Donaire. If he started slow and just try to feel the power of Inoue, it might end up like Tapales and Fulton wherein Inoue slowly beat them up and soften them before knocking them down.

[Fundamentals Of]

I am honestly wondering how Nery will make this fight not one-sided. Whether he runs away and constantly be defensive or he bravely exchanges blows against Inoue, he will be defeated.

Really hard to see it, if he goes toe to toe then he might get knockout early like Donaire. If he started slow and just try to feel the power of Inoue, it might end up like Tapales and Fulton wherein Inoue slowly beat them up and soften them before knocking them down.

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

What I can remember is that Donaire doesn't have good defense. He wasn't there exchanging powerful blows with Inoue. He was there as a target who has already wobbled in earlier punches. He was there deciding not to clinch but not trade blows either. He was really hurt resulting to Inoue encouraged to pursue him relentlessly and end the fight right there and then.

[Natalim]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

[AmoreJaz]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

that i could very well agree. in my opinion, donaire really did come close on this fight. he actually was the one who gave a very good fight to inoue. but unfortunately, donaire is not in his prime anymore, he's about to hang up his gloves. anyway, there will always be young bloods who can challenge inoue in the future. the power is not forever. just look at pacquiao, his age also caught him in his last fight. but it was still awesome as he wanted a toe-to-toe fight. not many boxers are very aggressive inside the ring giving what boxing fans clamor for, coz a lot are considered to be technical boxers, worrying every step inside the ring.

I'm not very familiar with Nery's fighting style, but it seems he's got a pretty decent power in his punches. But his winning record is not made up of hard opponents. He will just be an easy opponent for Naoya. If Nery is one aggressive fighter who does not fear trading blows against an opponent, he may will lose the fight in the first 6 rounds. Naoya likes this kind of battle. This is where his monstrous blows are best at and be most useful.

Betting odds will definitely be very heavy in favor of Naoya.

Yeah, the only popular opponent he fought was Brandon Figueroa which he lost via knockout so safe to say that Nery is not as scary as his resume looks. If he choose to go toe to toe with Inoue, this would end early and might be boring to some of us here as this might be a one-sided affair in favor of the Japanese fighter.

as he knows the caliber and status quo of inoue, i don't think nery is just sitting down and watching the days go by. so yeah, i highly believe, he is training hard for this upcoming fight because he is facing the current monster inside the ring. but if i am to bet, i will go also for inoue, but not on the line of who will win on this match, but on the other betting lines with at least good odds and worth betting.

[kotajikikox]

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As expected, Inoue is set to defend his title against Luis Nery of Mexico. Just don't understand why the venue will be in Tokyo, Japan as Nery was banned from fighting in Japan due to cheating but I guess it has already been lifted (for confirmation).

No odds yet but as usual, the Japanese Monster will be the heavy favorite on this fight.

https://www.boxingnews24.com/2024/01/the-monster-returns-inoue-vs-nery-clash-confirmed-for-may/

as of 14 voters 12 of us voted for knockout for Inoue and the other 2 is decision also in favor of Inoue meaning all the votes are for the Japanese monster and none is giving something for Nery.

Am not saying that this is a complete win for Inoue but indeed this may be what will happen because I think its not enough for this opponent to take down this monster from Asia at least we are not having one that can beat him these days.

[Viscore]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

that i could very well agree. in my opinion, donaire really did come close on this fight. he actually was the one who gave a very good fight to inoue. but unfortunately, donaire is not in his prime anymore, he's about to hang his gloves. anyway, there will always be young bloods who can challenge inoue in the future. the power is not forever. just look at pacquiao, his age also caught him in his last fight. but it was still awesome as he wanted a toe-to-toe fight, not many boxers who are very technical inside the ring.

There will be Filipino boxers that could challenge Inoue, but right now, he is slaying Filipino boxers, just like Pacman when he was still on his prime where he was called "MEXICUTIONER" because he KO'd most of the mexican champions that would accept his challenge. Although he already retired, his name will remain as people will not forget the only boxer who is an 8th division champion. Maybe if Inoue can do that, people's admiration will be focus to him.

[stomachgrowls]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

that i could very well agree. in my opinion, donaire really did come close on this fight. he actually was the one who gave a very good fight to inoue. but unfortunately, donaire is not in his prime anymore, he's about to hang his gloves. anyway, there will always be young bloods who can challenge inoue in the future. the power is not forever. just look at pacquiao, his age also caught him in his last fight. but it was still awesome as he wanted a toe-to-toe fight, not many boxers who are very technical inside the ring.

There will be Filipino boxers that could challenge Inoue, but right now, he is slaying Filipino boxers, just like Pacman when he was still on his prime where he was called "MEXICUTIONER" because he KO'd most of the mexican champions that would accept his challenge. Although he already retired, his name will remain as people will not forget the only boxer who is an 8th division champion. Maybe if Inoue can do that, people's admiration will be focus to him.

I have seen some post on Facebook about in comparing into those boxers that they had beaten up in the age of 30, on which you could really see the caliber of Manny Pacquiao comparing to Inoue.
Some are even that telling that mentioning both boxers are really just that not that right or not something worth considering but well they do have their own ways on building up their career.
People cant really just able to avoid on making out some comparison in between fighters knowing that they are really that achieving great into their careers.
When it comes on against Nery, Inoue should really be that careful. This man is more a power puncher compared to Tapales. When it comes to stamina then its really just that average
but he shouldn't really be that confident when it comes to this manner. Inoue might stay for a while into this weight division before going up again.
I could say and much prefer to see that he would go outside japan into his future fights.

[coin-investor]

So far this is the result of the poll
Inoue by KO   - 13 (81.3%)
Inoue by decision   - 3 (18.8%)
Nery by KO   - 0 (0%)
Nery by decision   - 0 (0%)
Draw   - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 16
All of us voted for Inoue to win by knockout or decision, I will be surprised if Nery gets one vote, Nery is good but Inoue is superb I have already said that no one in Super Bantamweight can beat him or even come close to beating him, Inoue will have 2 or 3 fights in the Super Bantamweight before moving up to the Featherweight where the real challenges are.
I'm more excited to see him fight in the featherweight division than here in the Super Bantamweight this is the division where he could establish is legacy.

[arwin100]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

Maybe he missed that fight and if he could just watch back the old clips of that match for sure he will be amazed of performance done by Donaire. He almost got that kid and if he just didn't got hit badly for sure Inoue will be in danger at that fight. But guess Donaire at that time is starting to be out of his prime that's why Inoue got him and score a TKO on their first meet up.

Highlight of that scene is good but if they are not satisfied with that especially if they are fan of Inoue then maybe they should search the full fight of Inoue vs Donaire 1 and for sure they will be amazed of both fighters performance at that time also we see how bloody the fight is especially for Inoue's side on round 8.

[TravelMug]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

Yes, he broke Inoue's orbital bone that fight, in their first meeting. We can also say that in the second, Donaire tries to go toe to toe as well but Inoue has developed already and his ring IQ is better so he just make a quick work of Donaire and his left hook didn't find it's target on Inoue.

So Nery needs to be very careful here, he might think that his power could be enough, but Inoue shows that he has a iron chin too. And Inoue also developed his counter punching already, similar to a pull back then straight right of Mayweather. But Inoue has more power.

[Hirose UK]

as of 14 voters 12 of us voted for knockout for Inoue and the other 2 is decision also in favor of Inoue meaning all the votes are for the Japanese monster and none is giving something for Nery.

Inoue is boxer who truly deserves to be called monster and of course all this is because Inoue managed to get lots of wins without single defeat and he finished more than 70% of his fights by knockout.
Nery might be difficult fighter for Inoue but I also remain confident that Inoue will remain the favorite and whether it knockout win or just decision, Inoue will still be the winner.
Nery is indeed great and strong fighter who only suffered 1 defeat, but in the fight against Inoue he will have second defeat.

Am not saying that this is a complete win for Inoue but indeed this may be what will happen because I think its not enough for this opponent to take down this monster from Asia at least we are not having one that can beat him these days.

That natural because there hasn't been single boxer who can beat Inoue legally or absolutely, that why when he fought against Tapales last December he won and is still an undefeated boxer and has 4 championship titles and is even the undisputed champion.
This has all become clear, strong evidence and is the main reason why Inoue is really the favorite.
Inoue is determined to collect more titles and if that wish is achieved then he will become the greatest boxer not only in Japan but in the world.

[Fundamentals Of]

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

Man, what happened to you? Yes, Donaire hurt Inoue, but did you see Donaire ever release a 4 to 5-punch combinations in that fight? Even if he hurt Inoue, which it indeed happened, did Donaire successfully bank on it and threw multiple-punch combinations? The answer is no.

You only need to wake up and watch the fight objectively and without bias to realize that Donaire had already wobbled and even almost went down as early as the second round. It once again happened in the 5th round and Donaire was even sort of saved by the bell. Donaire was eating punches the whole fight.

When Inoue was just standing right there in front of Donaire, were there combinations thrown by Donaire? No. In the 9th round when Donaire wobbled Inoue, how many follow-up punches did Donaire throw? Single-punch haymakers? In the immediate round that followed it, did Donaire build on that advantage or was it even Inoue on the contrary who was busier?

Late in that fight, Donaire was in survival mode already and the fight could have ended with a knockout. And it was Inoue who was the one attempting to end it. Donaire even run away from Inoue and went down not from impact but from pain.

The fight is amazing. Both fighters gave their best and hurt each other, but don't twist it and make it appear as if Inoue was the one schooled by Donaire. Forget about your bias and appreciate the fight fairly.

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe. Donaire is not a volume puncher. He is mostly a counter puncher who just waits for the perfect timing. Donaire doesn't release 4 or 5-punch combinations most of the time.

Man, what happened to you?  you missed the biggest fight in the career of Inoue, and that is his fight against Donaire, during their first meeting.

People say that if that fight happened during the prime of Donaire, Inoue could not last 12 rounds as he was badly hurt that fight, in fact he was injured that I believe requires him to undergo a surgery.

Here's the highlights of the fight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0L1vYJ43mg

Maybe he missed that fight and if he could just watch back the old clips of that match for sure he will be amazed of performance done by Donaire. He almost got that kid and if he just didn't got hit badly for sure Inoue will be in danger at that fight. But guess Donaire at that time is starting to be out of his prime that's why Inoue got him and score a TKO on their first meet up.

Lol. I didn't miss that fight. It is either you didn't even watch it or you are just posting just for adding another post.

TKO my ass. Lol. Don't make yourself too obvious in just replying for the sake of making a post.

[Natalim]

You only need to wake up and watch the fight objectively and without bias ,....

Ths is not the argument, but this!

I cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe.

Seriously man? Do you even know the meaning of toe to toe fight? No offense but let me take you to this article.

https://sports.yahoo.com/naoya-inoue-drops-nonito-donaire-twice-en-route-to-vicious-2nd-round-stoppage-125056195.html

Donaire, 39, chose to stand and fight a toe-to-toe battle with Inoue, pound-for-pound arguably the most vicious puncher in boxing. Inoue caught him with a right hand to the temple to drop Donaire in the waning seconds of the first.

That was on their 2nd fight, but it's the same on their first, Donaire was still aggressive.

You can argue with Kevin Iole if you want, not me. 

[Fundamentals Of]

That was on their 2nd fight, but it's the same on their first, Donaire was still aggressive.

You can argue with Kevin Iole if you want, not me.  

You better go back to my earliest post. You were the one who reacted with exaggeration as if Donaire had the upper hand in their first match against Inoue. Donaire only won 3 or 4 rounds in the majority of the scorecards. But here you are referencing their second fight. Here's your joke:

Me: Hey, Fighter A failed to do this against Fighter B in their first fight.
Natalim: Man, what happened to you? You are wrong. Fighter A did that. Take a look at their second fight. Read this article about their second fight.
Me: Lol!  

But anyway let's probably continue discussing sometime in the future after you've actually watched full fights and not just read articles written by content creators from far-away countries for somebody else.

Sorry OP for off-topic responses. I was just responding to a blind fanboy who was triggered by comments on what really happened.

[Natalim]

That was on their 2nd fight, but it's the same on their first, Donaire was still aggressive.

You can argue with Kevin Iole if you want, not me.  

You better go back to my earliest post. You were the one who reacted with exaggeration as if Donaire had the upper hand in their first match against Inoue. Donaire only won 3 or 4 rounds in the majority of the scorecards. But here you are referencing their second fight. Here's your joke:

Me: Hey, Fighter A failed to do this against Fighter B in their first fight.
Natalim: Man, what happened to you? You are wrong. Fighter A did that. Take a look at their second fight. Read this article about their second fight.
Me: Lol!  

But anyway let's probably continue discussing sometime in the future after you've actually watched full fights and not just read articles written by content creators from far-away countries for somebody else.

Sorry OP for off-topic responses. I was just responding to a blind fanboy who was triggered by comments on what really happened.

Stay on the argument please. I just reacted with your post claiming that " you cannot remember Donaire fighting Inoue toe to toe". . I don't questioned who makes more punches or who had the upper hand in that fight FYI.

Don't call me blind please because you are also calling those posters who agree with me that Donaire fought Inoue toe to toe.

So these active posters are blind too?

that i could very well agree. in my opinion, donaire really did come close on this fight. he actually was the one who gave a very good fight to inoue.

Maybe he missed that fight and if he could just watch back the old clips of that match for sure he will be amazed of performance done by Donaire.

Yes, he broke Inoue's orbital bone that fight, in their first meeting. We can also say that in the second, Donaire tries to go toe to toe as well ....

or do you understand the meaning of toe to toe fight?

[mirakal]

So Nery needs to be very careful here, he might think that his power could be enough, but Inoue shows that he has a iron chin too. And Inoue also developed his counter punching already, similar to a pull back then straight right of Mayweather. But Inoue has more power.

Nery does have a good KO rate but Inoue is just exceptional. He better think that he is up against an extraordinary powerful fighter so he would be reckless when in the ring. It's a big success for him if he could finally deal Inoue his first lose, but it's easier than said, you know.

Inoue is the heavy favorite with the odds interpretation that he is unlikely to lose, so Nery has the challenge here prove to the world that Inoue also has some weakness. The fight is in Japan, all advantage is on Inoue but Nery could make it not necessary anymore if he could end the fight with a knockout.

[coin-investor]

So Nery needs to be very careful here, he might think that his power could be enough, but Inoue shows that he has a iron chin too. And Inoue also developed his counter punching already, similar to a pull back then straight right of Mayweather. But Inoue has more power.

Nery does have a good KO rate but Inoue is just exceptional. He better think that he is up against an extraordinary powerful fighter so he would be reckless when in the ring. It's a big success for him if he could finally deal Inoue his first lose, but it's easier than said, you know.

I believe that Fulton and Tapales were the toughest opponent that he fought in the last three years and Nery is not that invincible he was first exposed by figueroa the guy cannot take a punch and figueroa is not even a hard puncher, all Inoue has to do is to aim the body because Nery has weakness in his body as shown in his match against Figueroa.

Inoue is the heavy favorite with the odds interpretation that he is unlikely to lose, so Nery has the challenge here prove to the world that Inoue also has some weakness. The fight is in Japan, all advantage is on Inoue but Nery could make it not necessary anymore if he could end the fight with a knockout.

I cannot think of any fighter that has a chance to beat him in the super welterweight, even Inoue who boast that he can do the job has no advantage against Inoue we will just see Inoue's greatness leading into the upper weight category, we all hope that he moved up he wiped the division and that includes Casimero so no one can say that Inoue did not gave him a chance.