Naoya Inoue's Skillful Combination Work | TOP COMBOS
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Published 2024-02-17
Next up for Top Rank Boxing, The featherweight division will take center stage in a high-octane world title doubleheader on Saturday, March 2 at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York.
In the main event, Uzbek phenom Otabek Kholmatov will fight Raymond Ford for the vacant WBA featherweight world title. This duel of unbeaten southpaws will see the WBA’s No.1 and No. 2 contenders making their inaugural world title appearances.
In the co-feature, Luis Alberto “El Venado” Lopez defends his IBF world crown against Japanese contender Reiya Abe.
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All Comments (21)
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I love the fact that fans around the world are starting to realize that Inoue's not just about power. He's got EVERYTHING.
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Boxing has a good amount of exciting fighters these days but in my opinion none of them are as amazing to watch as Inoue. It's insane how easy he makes it look.
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Inoue is my favorite fighter, he's like a boxing textbook come to life
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This is what I call a "Masterpiece of Boxing".
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I love how Inoue customizes his style and stance to each fighter. He took the philly shell against Fulton and Butler just to show them this opponent wasnt anything new, and be more loose with his style. He takes a high guard against stronger and aggressive punchers like Maloney or Tapalas etc... then he will eventually start to mimic his opponents and their rhythms and style at moments to catch them with a surprise shot. Hes the Goat in my book.
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This is Naoya Inoue's approach to boxing. →I want to stick to KO. As a professional boxer, I don't want to show my fans, who have bought expensive tickets to see my fights, that I am willing to compromise with a decision.
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Naoya really is the monster
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What’s crazy is how he’s not even known in the boxing world. Just look at the views. This guy deserves more praise then this.
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Never seen anyone hit body shot KOs like Inoue
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There is no sadder story than that of Dasmarinas' liver.
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That body jab - to completely clean straight right hand he caught Fulton with was absolutely gorgeous!
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This guy is so exciting to watch. Everything is just done to perfection. One of the most talented boxers I have ever seen. One of my favorites out there today. Discovered this Monster about 2 months ago. Been watching all I can. HE IS FOR REAL
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He’s the ultimate. The borderline perfect fighter. What a talent
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When I watching inoues fights I canot beliave my eyes This man is allain
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Inoue often says that his punches don't need weight or force. He explains, ``I'm trying to really convey the effect of the punch.'' He's not a burst of power like a javelin thrower. Like the masters of the East, he seeks for power to reach as easily and deeply as possible. The important things here are angle, speed, and aim. If done well, it will penetrate rather than explode.
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he's one of the masterpiece of boxing
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21 world title fights in a row with 19kos, 4 weight world champion, 2x undisputed, and he is only 30 years old🔥🔥🥊Even if some people hate him, there is no one in history who can do what he does.
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I actually have Naoya Inoue at 26-0-0 with 24KOs cuz technically he did Knock-Out Nonito Donaire in there 1st fight but the Referee gave Nonito like 16 or 17 seconds.
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He’s gonna be the known as one of the best lower weight boxers of all time. He’s already the best Japanese boxer ever
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The Ko of Moloney was so nice, he barely moved. It as close to a perfect KO I have seen in a long time.
