Iron Mike vibes…. ❤

Everyone: Has a plan. Naoya: Punches their face.

Inoue's punches are so fast and powerful, his opponents never see them. I've never seen a better boxer.

If you show respect and make Naoya smile and shy at face off, you likely to have a chance to survive like Donaire did.

@@nickw6617 Indeed, he's definitely fast and powerful, but above all he's smart, accurate, and has godlike timing. Setting traps to force the opponent to move exactly the way he wants, and timing them so perfectly that it almost seems like he's reading their mind. Even without full force, the right punch in the right spot at the right angle can put anyone to sleep. I think those attributes are what's going to carry him up the divisions, as guys get bigger and his power isn't as pronounced. He'll get his KOs more from technique rather than brute force or his athletic gifts.

Absolutely. Dude was steps ahead playing chess in the ring.

Love this explanation on how crazy his IQ is in the ring

He is the pinnacle of boxing....you really can't ask for anything more well rounded .......it just isn't fathomable 😅

Cool boy changed his name to got-schooled-boy Fulton

I like your description, very poetic and scary.

@demean2798 thank you, but all I did was watch Inoue many times, take some notes, and was glad I'm not on the receiving end!

It's like mighty mouse, they are both unstoppable, quite frankly I'd say they are both the best fighters in the world rn, and both are small, it's crazy

@@naprr1996 jesus watching football mostly or UFC wants to talk .. jesus go to sleep

mike tyson say it to everyone

@@naprr1996 and who the f*ck are you?

​@@naprr1996ain't nobody gonna beat him 👾 just keep watching him 😈 da real monster

@@naprr1996 and who are you?? what makes your opinion relevant?

Asian fighters are always humble and respectful! No cocky, thuggish attitude like American!

​@@vuetube4558wrong! Not all Asians boxer are humble. Only Manny Pacquiao

​@@HindotKabullcrap inoue is even more humble

Hes definitely humble , Inoue's best opponent by far , that was one battle of a fight I thought Inoue could have lost it

​@@vuetube4558that's their culture to go with their Huge mouths , they don't respect anyone or anything

@gaiali453 👍🏼 Throughout the match, commentator Timothy Bradley said, the Slick Philly Fighter, Stephen 'Coolboy' Fulton was doing a Great Job, *Blocking and Deflecting most of Inoue's punches... 👌🏼 *with his Head, Face, Nose, Mouth, Temples, Ears, Jaw, Chin, Cheeks, Shoulders, Ribs, Abdomen, Solar Plexus 😜

@@truth8seeker275 l heard that too and said yeah....blocked but reeling with pain and fear.

Totally agree especially for a 27 year old who to that fight had never really been in trouble, that showed he was special because we've seen countless boxers who would've crumpled under that pressure. Just sucks there's not a whole lot of big name fights for him. The hard-core audience loves him but he deserves the credit from the casuals aswell

Actually donaire got quite lucky there because he managed to crack inoues orbital bone with one of his hooks in the 2nd round i think, which later on inoue stated he fought on with impaired vision and kind of leveled the playing field. Even then inoue dominated most of the rounds

@@ultramarinechaplain88facts they don’t mention that part. Inoue is different breed

Yes, all of this! We'll be in the front of the hype train lol

Luck, maybe, but this is boxing & that stuff is part of what to expect. Donaire could have also 'exploited' it but chose not to because he wanted to 'fight his fight'. Blunder? Stubborn? Luck? Definitely up to which perspective you want to stand with... Great fight & great fighters nonetheless

Now Noone wants to fight him. Be ducking him 4 ev watch n see. . .where's Loma Davis Garcia ? He be old like Pacquiao b4 they get nerve to fight him.

Hit him so hard time itself betrayed him

​@@cjjams7930Bells rung inside his head.

Yep! For sure. Guy rocks🤘😎

Yeah but the rematch was when Naoya really up his game, he's way different after the first fight

@jackminao2060 absolutely!

I'm so proud of how Inoue fought against Fulton, showed so much control. so many people got to see how good he really is.

Donaire won my heart tho. Really humble guy and wasn’t scared to face the monster a second time.

@davidk4082 You are absolutely right, Doner is a brilliant master boxer. I've never seen anyone come close to what he did in their first fight. Inoue has so much respect for him that he let him take that trophy home. these are the fighters I respect.

nothing about fulton is smart he was an overconfident bigot who tried to accuse Inoue of cheating and used unscrupulous boxing media parasites to try and spread PED rumors fulton is trash, his team is trash and he needs to crawl back under his rock in philly

Yeah I feel sorry for his next victim lol 😆 they are gonna get fkn wrecked

​@@cjjams7930 I really hope Fulton absorbs Naoya's essence, learns from Naoya, and becomes a great puncher. If Fulton develops his power and changes his narrative, he could definitely be an all-time great much like Julian Jackson. Fulton simply needs to become a devastating puncher. It can be done. Julian did so. After his first loss in 29 fights being undefeated, Julian declared from that day forward, he would never lose unless a fighter felt his devastating power. Mind you, he was never a power puncher before then. So, he dropped his boxer outfighting style and dedicated his craft to becoming infighting specializing in one-punch KOs. In his next fight, Julian Jackson went on to become one of the hardest punchers of all time. Julian is not known because Don King and his promoters marketed him very poorly since he wasn't an American.

Good prediction. Talpas got destroyed

TL;DR One doesn't simply become a devastating power puncher overnight @@danielsmithiv1279 There are very complex factors determining punch mechanics that can be as a result of genetic body condition or movement habits that are difficult to change and must be done gradually over time. Indeed, these mechanics are also often kept, seen through the fact that fighters tend to keep their power into aging more than they do their speed. Julian Jackson was a beast, but he absolutely was a power puncher before his first loss to McCallum. 27 of his first 29 fights ended by KO or TKO, and only one of those was after round 5. If that isn't a power puncher I don't know what is.

And he picked the best in the division for his his first fight. He is out of this world

It won’t . Too many toxic fans ruin it by bashing the loser of big fights

Mayweather dominated the list while he was active. He's not on the list because he retired from real boxing.

​@@ml497No he wasn't

You can’t just use KO ratio for pfp. You also have to look at quality of opponents and Crawford beat a man many had in their top 5 pfp not only did he beat him he dominated him. Most didn’t have Fulton in their top 10 pfp. This is not to take anything away from Inoue but after that performance on Saturday Crawford is undoubtedly no. 1

@@aightiseeya5 idk how you could have errol in the top 10 he fought one time in 3 three years and came off of two car crashes

Yea you don’t know what you are talking about 😂

just need a well timed counter like what Tank did to Rolly

​@@davidly333tank counter he did not had to cut of the ring. Rolly dumbass came at him.

Agreed

He’s almost always right when he talks boxing.

Inoue's management always has a game plan and Naoya executes well . His defense is better since the first Donaire , constantly improving.

He's taking that belt.

He has fought in the USA x3 and Scotland. All KOs. Fulton on the other hand fought his only fight outside the US and we saw what happened

Tapales seems like Donaire Lite.

Literally Hajime no Ippo

It's funny because Naoya is better than Ippo ever was or will be

Castillo beat the crap out of fairweather

@@alexpastor8582 and "El Chino" Maidana

Yup there’s always someone better….

whoa... I gotta check this guy out\

Appreciate it

That's a good take on the Monsters ability.

TANK

@@clydebrown8967what about tank? be a good fight if it's feasable...one thing is sure....neither would duck.

This "kid" is 30 yo you know. lol

@@guybuddy1 I’m 65 so that makes lots of people kid.😊

@@KeithTKO fair enough. lol

Dead ass 😂

I agree considering bud has 40-0 with undisputed and naoya has the fastest time of achievement in history .......it evens out ......some may disagree but they are denying the achievement

😄

@CJ No idea who Jordan is but agree with the rest

@CJ I don’t watch rounders or baseball as I think it’s known in the US

Tank should wait for Inoue at 130.. Preferably with some belts. No reason for Inoue to play with him.

The hubris of some people won't allow them to give more respect. Yet the loudmouth got his ass handed to him. Monster dominated from the opening bell up to the KO. Inoue is levels above Fulton is everything, especially class.

Have to own up to a bad day. Better yet admit your opponent was better. Then your admired for truth not b.s. excuses.

I am a huge Inoue fan. He is my favorite. After watching that fight a few times, it was clear that Inoue simply had gaps in his skill set that Donaire exploited. Donaire timed Inoue several times. Inoue had a lot to learn from that fight, and learn he did. The second fight Inoue entire game plan changed. He virtually never lowered his guard and every time he threw a punch he prememptively dodged a counter punch. Inoue was like a viper. The level of focus and respect he had for Donaire was fascinating to see. Inoue was dialed in and much more refined and fundamental in his boxing. Just look at his feet and hand placement during the second fight. It is much better. Tight, controlled. There was this one cross he threw early where he did a double hop forward to land it, before jumping back to neutral stance. I have watched that fight so many times. It was a thing of beauty.

Hope he was talking about the lefty that laid him flat lol now that one he didn't see hehe

@@buddkhang2183 Thats a possibility

Needs undisputed in 122. Then move 126, which would be easy too. Then 130 to end his career. A fight with tank at 130 would break the space and time itself.

ippo was not a world champion though

@JongjongNarcos yeah but he never ran from a fight was in the smaller weight division yet had devastating power

Inoue.

Is the man.