[Boxing] Inoue vs Goodman December 24th

[bbc.reporter]

I very much agree and the boxing news media and writers should create a storyline that Naoya Inoue is very much afraid to take a risk against better boxers in his weight division. I was not very excited on this Sam Goodman already, This boxer from Korea has very much decreased the expectation and has increased the disappointment. If his next fights on featherweight does not include Brandon Figueroa because he will avoid another risk, I reckon we are witnessing this Inoue is becoming very much similar to the scammer Tank Davis.

In any case, Brandon Figueroa will fight Stephen Fulton on a rematch. I wish this will be a knockout for Brandon Figueroa and Inoue will witness this.

You could argue that Figueroa was robbed in the first fight against Fulton, but still he is far less accomplished than Akhmadaliev, Nakatani, or Bam Rodriguez. Nakatani and Rodriguez are both top pound for pound fighters and a fight against either of them would be much bigger than fighting Figueroa. It would be better to prioritize those opponents, but there has not been much urgency for them to move up to Inoue’s weight and so everyone is just wasting time on showcase fights.

I very much disagree. Boxing is not only about more accomplishments or more higher records. This is also about who is the more popular at the present time. If we compare these names that you have mentioned, what would the fans be very much excited to watch? Inoue vs. Figeuroa or Inoue vs. Akhmadaliev, Nakatani, Bam Rodriguez? The reply for this is clear, I reckon and this is against Brandon the heartbreaker Figueroa in featherweight where Naoya Inoue will have the chance to win another championship in a higher division. Also, this fight can be promoted in Las Vegas. These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

[FinneysTrueVision]

I very much disagree. Boxing is not only about more accomplishments or more higher records. This is also about who is the more popular at the present time. If we compare these names that you have mentioned, what would the fans be very much excited to watch? Inoue vs. Figeuroa or Inoue vs. Akhmadaliev, Nakatani, Bam Rodriguez? The reply for this is clear, I reckon and this is against Brandon the heartbreaker Figueroa in featherweight where Naoya Inoue will have the chance to win another championship in a higher division. Also, this fight can be promoted in Las Vegas. These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

Figueroa isn’t even a main event fighter. I don’t understand where this idea that he is somehow a big draw comes from. Inoue vs. Nakatani would probably break all Japanese records for attendance and gate. This is the fight that has the most interest right now, although Tank and Casimero fans have also been very vocal on social media.

I don’t think Figueroa is necessary for Inoue to be popular in Las Vegas. He already proved he can draw a lot of fans when he was supposed to fight Casimero. Had it not been for the pandemic, we would have seen a packed Mandalay Bay.

These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

It is these other fighters who need Inoue to make large purses, not the other way around. He is already guaranteed millions of dollars per fight by his promoters and sponsors which include Riyadh Season.

[arwin100]

I very much disagree. Boxing is not only about more accomplishments or more higher records. This is also about who is the more popular at the present time. If we compare these names that you have mentioned, what would the fans be very much excited to watch? Inoue vs. Figeuroa or Inoue vs. Akhmadaliev, Nakatani, Bam Rodriguez? The reply for this is clear, I reckon and this is against Brandon the heartbreaker Figueroa in featherweight where Naoya Inoue will have the chance to win another championship in a higher division. Also, this fight can be promoted in Las Vegas. These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

Figueroa isn’t even a main event fighter. I don’t understand where this idea that he is somehow a big draw comes from. Inoue vs. Nakatani would probably break all Japanese records for attendance and gate. This is the fight that has the most interest right now, although Tank and Casimero fans have also been very vocal on social media.

I don’t think Figueroa is necessary for Inoue to be popular in Las Vegas. He already proved he can draw a lot of fans when he was supposed to fight Casimero. Had it not been for the pandemic, we would have seen a packed Mandalay Bay.

For choosing those fighters which is clearly way behind than Inoue its like giving an impression that he really pick matches that he knows there's huge chance for him to win. Maybe more better for Inoue to accept the challenge ask by fans since if he could beat first Casimero then Tank provably there would be no further question about his dominance on current era. But I guess they choose easy way out for them so that they can maintain their clean record.

We supposed to be seeing a good match before with Inoue and Casimero but I guess the disease ruin everything and now the chance for this fighters to meet in the ring seems impossible to happen now. So I think Tank has chance to challenge Inoue now and that's really a good match up to watch.

[freedomgo]

For choosing those fighters which is clearly way behind than Inoue its like giving an impression that he really pick matches that he knows there's huge chance for him to win. Maybe more better for Inoue to accept the challenge ask by fans since if he could beat first Casimero then Tank provably there would be no further question about his dominance on current era. But I guess they choose easy way out for them so that they can maintain their clean record.

We supposed to be seeing a good match before with Inoue and Casimero but I guess the disease ruin everything and now the chance for this fighters to meet in the ring seems impossible to happen now. So I think Tank has chance to challenge Inoue now and that's really a good match up to watch.

He doesn't want to fight Casimero anymore. (period)

Honestly, it’s not just you who wants that fight but we have to accept the reality that Inoue has all the valid excuses not to face the Filipino boxer. Personally, I’d bet on Casimero to upset Inoue but as much as I want that to happen, Inoue knows this is a risky fight. It could put his future at risk, especially after seeing how Casimero ended Tete’s career. He probably doesn’t want to go down that path.

[Kemarit]

For choosing those fighters which is clearly way behind than Inoue its like giving an impression that he really pick matches that he knows there's huge chance for him to win. Maybe more better for Inoue to accept the challenge ask by fans since if he could beat first Casimero then Tank provably there would be no further question about his dominance on current era. But I guess they choose easy way out for them so that they can maintain their clean record.

We supposed to be seeing a good match before with Inoue and Casimero but I guess the disease ruin everything and now the chance for this fighters to meet in the ring seems impossible to happen now. So I think Tank has chance to challenge Inoue now and that's really a good match up to watch.

He doesn't want to fight Casimero anymore. (period)

I do not that think that he is afraid of Casimero though. It was Casimero's fault by the way, if he could have the discipline to make the weight against Butler and then winning it, they could have face each other and we will know the result by this time.

And as expected, Inoue knocks out Ye Joon Kim in the 4th round, easy win for him to retain his belt.

https://x.com/uncrownedcombat/status/1882758009786642639

Inviting Inoue to come after him, he asked of it, Inoue's power in full display with that right straight putting Kim down.

[coin-investor]

This is the result of the match between Inoue and Kim. Goodman's replacement for the fight: I did not watch the fight, but its good that Top Rank posted the highlights of the fight; its one fight that's forgettable. Kim was no match against the speed and power of Inoue.
Its like I'm watching an amateur against a professional. Inoue should never pick an opponent like Kim in his succeeding fight; it will not add to his reputation fighting a no rank fighter.

Naoya Inoue's Reign Continues Against Ye Joon Kim | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

[Baofeng]

This is the result of the match between Inoue and Kim. Goodman's replacement for the fight: I did not watch the fight, but its good that Top Rank posted the highlights of the fight; its one fight that's forgettable. Kim was no match against the speed and power of Inoue.
Its like I'm watching an amateur against a professional. Inoue should never pick an opponent like Kim in his succeeding fight; it will not add to his reputation fighting a no rank fighter.

Naoya Inoue's Reign Continues Against Ye Joon Kim | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Lol, baiting Inoue for a fight and then he goes down. Anyhow, this is really a mismatch and for sure boxing fans knows that this is going to be a knockout win for Inoue and so he delivers again. Yeah, the speed and power disparity are in full display here. I guess he doesn't have a choice though, I mean this date has been scheduled for him and Goodman has pulled out of the fight and so they will have to fight a replacement and Kim was the willing victim.

Anyhow, 10 straight title fights, all of them ending in a KO.

However, we want to see him in the US or Saudi, anything that is out of his comfort zone.

[LogitechMouse]

This is the result of the match between Inoue and Kim. Goodman's replacement for the fight: I did not watch the fight, but its good that Top Rank posted the highlights of the fight; its one fight that's forgettable. Kim was no match against the speed and power of Inoue.
Its like I'm watching an amateur against a professional. Inoue should never pick an opponent like Kim in his succeeding fight; it will not add to his reputation fighting a no rank fighter.

Naoya Inoue's Reign Continues Against Ye Joon Kim | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Well, he asked for it, and in the end, he couldn't take Inoue's head and body shots. I don't know, but it's a bit funny that Kim is taunting him to punch him, but we all hear those sounds coming from punches and we know how powerful those are.

Well, it's an easy win for him yet again. He might've successfully defended his belt, but it's up against not that strong fighter, or should I say, not the best of the best at his division. I wonder if there's anybody that can match him on that division or is he willing to go in different division to try and face way stronger opponents because it seems like nobody can beat him at Bantamweight.

[bbc.reporter]

I very much disagree. Boxing is not only about more accomplishments or more higher records. This is also about who is the more popular at the present time. If we compare these names that you have mentioned, what would the fans be very much excited to watch? Inoue vs. Figeuroa or Inoue vs. Akhmadaliev, Nakatani, Bam Rodriguez? The reply for this is clear, I reckon and this is against Brandon the heartbreaker Figueroa in featherweight where Naoya Inoue will have the chance to win another championship in a higher division. Also, this fight can be promoted in Las Vegas. These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

Figueroa isn’t even a main event fighter. I don’t understand where this idea that he is somehow a big draw comes from. Inoue vs. Nakatani would probably break all Japanese records for attendance and gate. This is the fight that has the most interest right now, although Tank and Casimero fans have also been very vocal on social media.

I don’t think Figueroa is necessary for Inoue to be popular in Las Vegas. He already proved he can draw a lot of fans when he was supposed to fight Casimero. Had it not been for the pandemic, we would have seen a packed Mandalay Bay.

These other fighters that you have mentioned cannot give Inoue a larger purse than a fight against the heartbreaker heheheheee.

It is these other fighters who need Inoue to make large purses, not the other way around. He is already guaranteed millions of dollars per fight by his promoters and sponsors which include Riyadh Season.

However, against Naoya Inoue and on his roadmap to get another championship from a higher weight division, this will certainly make Brandon the heartbreaker Figueroa the most preferable opponent for a main event heheheh. However, we will wait for Figueroa vs. Fulton next week. If this is a knockout victory or a very dominating performance, I will certainly be very much certain that Figueroa the heartbreaker will be the best choice if Inoue decided to move to featherweight hehehehehee.

Also Japanese records is nothing in boxing. The boxing mecca of the world is in Las Vegas but also recently, Saudi Arabia is beginning to be another destination for famous professional boxers because of the investment of the Arab master Turki. A boxer with the talent of Naoya Inoue will not be happy to break records only in Japan hehehe.

[Yaunfitda]

This is the result of the match between Inoue and Kim. Goodman's replacement for the fight: I did not watch the fight, but its good that Top Rank posted the highlights of the fight; its one fight that's forgettable. Kim was no match against the speed and power of Inoue.
Its like I'm watching an amateur against a professional. Inoue should never pick an opponent like Kim in his succeeding fight; it will not add to his reputation fighting a no rank fighter.

Naoya Inoue's Reign Continues Against Ye Joon Kim | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

Well, he asked for it, and in the end, he couldn't take Inoue's head and body shots. I don't know, but it's a bit funny that Kim is taunting him to punch him, but we all hear those sounds coming from punches and we know how powerful those are.

Usually though, when fighters to that kind of gestures, like asking for more, more than likely that they are really hurt. But they don't want to show it, so instead the "macho" mentality on all men, surface, saying is that the best you got, come here for more. And so Inoue is more likely to give it to him and you can hear how powerful that right hand that send him in the canvass. Worth noting though that when he get's up, he is feeling the pain in his body, so it could be the delayed effect on him.

Well, it's an easy win for him yet again. He might've successfully defended his belt, but it's up against not that strong fighter, or should I say, not the best of the best at his division. I wonder if there's anybody that can match him on that division or is he willing to go in different division to try and face way stronger opponents because it seems like nobody can beat him at Bantamweight.

No one can beat Inoue at this division, he had clean it up and fight the best, although again, Casimero might come into our mind, but that fight is not going to happen anymore. And with that win, Inoue should really move up to the 126 lbs as this is the real test for him. And others have said, it could be him and Brandon Figueroa next as I want to see if Inoue has the skill sets to bet a bigger and taller guy.

[Maslate]

Also Japanese records is nothing in boxing. The boxing mecca of the world is in Las Vegas but also recently, Saudi Arabia is beginning to be another destination for famous professional boxers because of the investment of the Arab master Turki. A boxer with the talent of Naoya Inoue will not be happy to break records only in Japan hehehe.

Maybe it triggered them to look for bigger promotions when Inoue wasn’t even included in The Ring Magazine’s Fighter of the Year list. If I remember correctly, Inoue has been a pound-for-pound champion, yet he didn’t make the cut. Maybe people started seeing him as playing it safe, often fighting boxers who aren’t top quality. It’s probably why the community showed him a dose of reality, as if to give him a wake-up call.

[passwordnow]

No one can beat Inoue at this division, he had clean it up and fight the best, although again, Casimero might come into our mind, but that fight is not going to happen anymore. And with that win, Inoue should really move up to the 126 lbs as this is the real test for him. And others have said, it could be him and Brandon Figueroa next as I want to see if Inoue has the skill sets to bet a bigger and taller guy.

I'd hate to admit it but that's the reality. The recent fight that Inoue shown, he's truly a monster. That KO punch he made against Kim, who else is going to have the guts to fight him? People and fans are still mocking him for not fighting outside Japan but that's not the thing really here. It's about his prowess and power punch, he's still incomparable if he doesn't move up to another division. Casimero seems to be on the itch for Inoue to accept his challenge but Inoue's record needs to be protected by him and he knows how to play this game and not just inside the ring.

[Jating]

No one can beat Inoue at this division, he had clean it up and fight the best, although again, Casimero might come into our mind, but that fight is not going to happen anymore. And with that win, Inoue should really move up to the 126 lbs as this is the real test for him. And others have said, it could be him and Brandon Figueroa next as I want to see if Inoue has the skill sets to bet a bigger and taller guy.

I'd hate to admit it but that's the reality. The recent fight that Inoue shown, he's truly a monster. That KO punch he made against Kim, who else is going to have the guts to fight him? People and fans are still mocking him for not fighting outside Japan but that's not the thing really here. It's about his prowess and power punch, he's still incomparable if he doesn't move up to another division. Casimero seems to be on the itch for Inoue to accept his challenge but Inoue's record needs to be protected by him and he knows how to play this game and not just inside the ring.

We can't really deny the greatness of Inoue, he had beaten a lot of former champions in the 118 lbs - 122 lbs. Not only him though, even some of the legendary boxers in the past has been criticized one way or another in their career, meaning there are no perfect boxer, even Manny, when he is not afraid of fighting the best and not really care about his 0 or losing was being said to cherry pick.

In case of Casimero, he got his chance, but we all know that he had problems with making the weight so that is the reason why him was not able to get in the ring with Inoue. So now we should move on with that, Inoue is going stateside or Middle East so hopefully HE Turki will bring the best fighters to face Inoue. We have been hearing the name of Brandon Figueroa, but there are a lot of champions too in this division or even strong contender, so Inoue will really have a lot of great fights here specially if he wanted to stay here for a long time.

[btc_angela]

And it's fight week already, and Kim, Ye Joon is a huge 15:1 underdog. And the sports bookies are not thinking that he will last more rounds as it open up at over/under 3.5 rounds in this fight.

It's obvious that Inoue will have a easy time here, and will score another knockout victory. So for some fans this is not as exciting as Inoue vs Goodman. The good news is that after this fight, we will see Inoue going to fight in the United States. 

Only die-hard fans of Inoe will be excited to see this fight, but for boxing afficionados and fight fans, this is going to be a one-sided boring fight. There's a big discrepancy on skills, power, and experience; Kim's chances are just zero. There are better opponents than Kim, but they prefer a very easy fight.
I hope we will see more challenging fights for Inoue after this fight; he should move on to a more challenging division. Bob Arum thinks Inoue is better than Pacquiao when in fact he only has one Hall of Famer on his list, and that is Donito Donaire.

Yeah, and as expected by most of us here, fight didn't last that long, Kim is the huge underdog and the bookies knows the fight will go over just 3.5 rounds as Inoue score a knockout in the 4th round.

We really have to admire the power of Inoue though, it's really very strong and the accuracy of that right hand. I'm seeing that he didn't put 100% of that behind that shot and yet we can see that Ye wasn't able to recover as he felt the power all over his body.

So let's just wait for the Bob Arum and his Japanese promoter what's next and the roadmap. Report says that he will be fighting in the United States next, out of his comfort zone so let's see if that is true.

[passwordnow]

I'd hate to admit it but that's the reality. The recent fight that Inoue shown, he's truly a monster. That KO punch he made against Kim, who else is going to have the guts to fight him? People and fans are still mocking him for not fighting outside Japan but that's not the thing really here. It's about his prowess and power punch, he's still incomparable if he doesn't move up to another division. Casimero seems to be on the itch for Inoue to accept his challenge but Inoue's record needs to be protected by him and he knows how to play this game and not just inside the ring.

We can't really deny the greatness of Inoue, he had beaten a lot of former champions in the 118 lbs - 122 lbs. Not only him though, even some of the legendary boxers in the past has been criticized one way or another in their career, meaning there are no perfect boxer, even Manny, when he is not afraid of fighting the best and not really care about his 0 or losing was being said to cherry pick.

That's his style and being a cherry picker as they say is part of his strategy into his greatness but no doubt, he's a great and soon to be a legendary boxer.

In case of Casimero, he got his chance, but we all know that he had problems with making the weight so that is the reason why him was not able to get in the ring with Inoue. So now we should move on with that, Inoue is going stateside or Middle East so hopefully HE Turki will bring the best fighters to face Inoue. We have been hearing the name of Brandon Figueroa, but there are a lot of champions too in this division or even strong contender, so Inoue will really have a lot of great fights here specially if he wanted to stay here for a long time.

I agree, there are too many names for him to have a match and it's up to him who's likely getting his approval. With his status now, he'll surely be chased by a lot of other fighters that like to take his title.

[freedomgo]

I do not that think that he is afraid of Casimero though. It was Casimero's fault by the way, if he could have the discipline to make the weight against Butler and then winning it, they could have face each other and we will know the result by this time.

I’m not saying Inoue is afraid, but it’s clear he doesn’t want to fight Casimero. You can’t really blame the situation where Casimero missed the weight requirement against Butler, because even before that, there were plenty of chances for Inoue’s camp to initiate the fight but it never happened. It was even postponed earlier because of the COVID-19 situation, and when things were back to normal, it seems Inoue forget the fight.

Now, you can’t fault the fans for wanting to see Inoue face Casimero. Like it or not, even if the rankings don’t reflect it, among the challengers out there, Casimero is the one who could truly give Inoue a tougher fight. Fans know that, and that’s why the hype around this matchup won’t go away.

And as expected, Inoue knocks out Ye Joon Kim in the 4th round, easy win for him to retain his belt.

https://x.com/uncrownedcombat/status/1882758009786642639

Inviting Inoue to come after him, he asked of it, Inoue's power in full display with that right straight putting Kim down.

That’s exactly why people are upset, this isn’t the fight they wanted to see. It’s an obvious mismatch. If it were Casimero, it would’ve been way more entertaining, even though, to be honest, I think Casimero would still likely lose. At least it would’ve been a fight worth watching.

[Russlenat]

That’s exactly why people are upset, this isn’t the fight they wanted to see. It’s an obvious mismatch. If it were Casimero, it would’ve been way more entertaining, even though, to be honest, I think Casimero would still likely lose. At least it would’ve been a fight worth watching.

Honestly, I forgot there was even a fight happening today, probably because of the replacement, and it’s still a Japanese boxer. It feels like they’re just bringing in local fighters to go up against their best, which isn’t exactly impressive for someone ranked in the top pound-for-pound list.

So, what’s next for Inoue? I haven’t caught the interview yet. Is he finally planning to move up, or is it still undecided? Hopefully, we’ll get something more exciting lined up for him soon.

[Taskford]

That’s exactly why people are upset, this isn’t the fight they wanted to see. It’s an obvious mismatch. If it were Casimero, it would’ve been way more entertaining, even though, to be honest, I think Casimero would still likely lose. At least it would’ve been a fight worth watching.

Honestly, I forgot there was even a fight happening today, probably because of the replacement, and it’s still a Japanese boxer. It feels like they’re just bringing in local fighters to go up against their best, which isn’t exactly impressive for someone ranked in the top pound-for-pound list.

So, what’s next for Inoue? I haven’t caught the interview yet. Is he finally planning to move up, or is it still undecided? Hopefully, we’ll get something more exciting lined up for him soon.

Didn't feel any excitement on his match and its like automatically he won that fight.

If Inoue will continue to avoid those good opponents then provably there might be a doubt on his dominance. Better if he target to get more bigger fights and try to defeats those big names asked by fans.

We don't know what's next on Inoue hopefully we could see more exciting fight and not like this one which fans doesn't like to watch.

[Kemarit]

That’s exactly why people are upset, this isn’t the fight they wanted to see. It’s an obvious mismatch. If it were Casimero, it would’ve been way more entertaining, even though, to be honest, I think Casimero would still likely lose. At least it would’ve been a fight worth watching.

Honestly, I forgot there was even a fight happening today, probably because of the replacement, and it’s still a Japanese boxer. It feels like they’re just bringing in local fighters to go up against their best, which isn’t exactly impressive for someone ranked in the top pound-for-pound list.

Just to correct you though, his challenger is not Japanese but a South Korean fighter. I agree that this fight does not impressed us at all, but then again, Inoue wants to fight for this year and his original opponent has re-injured himself and they find Kim Ye-joon.

So, what’s next for Inoue? I haven’t caught the interview yet. Is he finally planning to move up, or is it still undecided? Hopefully, we’ll get something more exciting lined up for him soon.

That is his plan, to fight in Las Vegas,

ESPN reported, "Naoya Inoue could play a neutral zone game against Alan Picasso (24, Mexico) in Las Vegas, Nevada in the spring of 2025." Picasso is one of the top five super bantamweights rated No. 1 in WBC and No. 8 in WBO.

https://www.mk.co.kr/en/sports/11227070

Although if you look at it, Picasso is still a super bantamweight fighter. What we wanted to see from Inoue is going into the US and then move up in weight at 126 lbs. So maybe fans are not going to be interested again if ever he pursue this kind of fights. Picasso though is the number 1 fighter in WBC, and rank 8 by the WBO.

[Jating]

I'd hate to admit it but that's the reality. The recent fight that Inoue shown, he's truly a monster. That KO punch he made against Kim, who else is going to have the guts to fight him? People and fans are still mocking him for not fighting outside Japan but that's not the thing really here. It's about his prowess and power punch, he's still incomparable if he doesn't move up to another division. Casimero seems to be on the itch for Inoue to accept his challenge but Inoue's record needs to be protected by him and he knows how to play this game and not just inside the ring.

We can't really deny the greatness of Inoue, he had beaten a lot of former champions in the 118 lbs - 122 lbs. Not only him though, even some of the legendary boxers in the past has been criticized one way or another in their career, meaning there are no perfect boxer, even Manny, when he is not afraid of fighting the best and not really care about his 0 or losing was being said to cherry pick.

That's his style and being a cherry picker as they say is part of his strategy into his greatness but no doubt, he's a great and soon to be a legendary boxer.

In case of Casimero, he got his chance, but we all know that he had problems with making the weight so that is the reason why him was not able to get in the ring with Inoue. So now we should move on with that, Inoue is going stateside or Middle East so hopefully HE Turki will bring the best fighters to face Inoue. We have been hearing the name of Brandon Figueroa, but there are a lot of champions too in this division or even strong contender, so Inoue will really have a lot of great fights here specially if he wanted to stay here for a long time.

I agree, there are too many names for him to have a match and it's up to him who's likely getting his approval. With his status now, he'll surely be chased by a lot of other fighters that like to take his title.

Yeah, this is not UFC though, in boxing you can cherry pick your opponents, or at least facing a opponent that is totally mismatch with you. And I think that there are really that time of boxer that was being used just a stepping stone.

And those who are being called tomato can boxers or cab driver boxers in Mexico. No offense to them, but they can still earn a lot of money by facing up and coming champions and their names in the resume and maybe you can be proud of that when someone see your names let's say in Canelo's resume when he was just in the beginning of his career or even Inoue or Manny Pacquiao.