Absolutey brother, thanks for the sub and support ‼️I’m on record in a few other videos stating and defending Inoue’s greatness as a fighter even before this brilliant performance. Me covering this sport is not contingent upon racial bias nor hidden agendas. Just straight up analysis unfiltered and raw💪🏽
Someone rightly said, if he (Inoue) was a citizen of US&A, he would have gained much popularity..... Still then, a talented boxer can never be ignored...
Zab Judah said it best today: "Ain't nothing in those gloves but speed and power". Congrats to Naoya Inoue for a dominating performance and proving to the world that it ain't "the gloves". P4P 💯
No doubt brother ✊🏽that’s why this channel exists; to break the racial bias and tribalism to bring equality to the overall state of the sport through thorough analysis
The combination that dropped him was so fast, vicious and exquisitely beautiful at the same time. If you don't give a damn about Inoue and continue to think he's just a hype job, your loss. All of his fights have been incredibly exciting to watch. There are always several "WHOA!! What the FUCK did he just do???" moments. As a fan of the sweet science, what he brings to his performances is a wet dream for me to watch. Yeah... I said it.
Pause‼️But I definitely understand where you’re coming from regarding being mesmerized and impressed by the things this guy does in that ring. Inoue is DIFF’RENT!!!
Thanks for getting it man. I'm an American, but Naoya Inoue is too good for me to not be a fan. I was born in 2002, so I definitely didn't grow up watching Sugar Ray Robinson, but I am lucky that I get to watch the most dominant, exciting, and skillful fighter since Sugar Ray, and in his prime no less. He gets better every fight, and he hasn't let the skill gap between him and his competitors keep him from getting better every fight. People who cry hypejob are delusional, because "The Monster" is the Real Deal
Inoue seems to naturally understand how to put tons of torque on his shots. +His balance, angles, footwork, movement, distance is just extra to his velocity/accuracy/speed. +Durable/killer instinct fight IQ/striking diversity/endurance output/power speed lasts into the later rounds. It's insane!
Inoue maintains power, without gassing himself by _loading up_ -- he generates the torque you mention with just superior body mechanics. Especially with the little guys, it really seems to help to have a very solid base on you, and Inoue has those almost Manny-like legs on him. Which also helps with going in and out explosively, controlling range.
@@cacogenicist that is spot on! It's actually insane how good he is in so many aspects of this sport. It's something we don't see often but it's beyond impressive to witness.
He's better than Pacquiao as Mike Tyson has said. I agree with him. Inoue's power and speed and accuracy of his punches come from his feet positions . With such such short distance he can deliver speed and power like Bruce Lee's one- inch punch. Probably Inoue has studied and applied its principle. Most importantly it's the stance that counts.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he studied Bruce Lee’s principles and mastered them. I agree he’s more technically sound than Pacquiao but I said the comparison in regards to the multiple weight class dominance
I'm your new subscriber from Nagaland, North East India, just for your honesty... Fulton tried his best but, Inoue was a much better fighter... Wish people can admit it... Fans/fellows who have been following Inoue knows his game plan & capabilities much more than first timers....
P4P is not just about the wins stats. It should be how dominant are those wins. KO ratio should be the main criteria. Inoue has the highest KO percentage (90%), higher than Usyk and Crawford. This kind of KO ratio in the lower weights is unprecedented. He is a 4 weight divisions champion. He unified all 4 belts in the bantamweight by destroying all 4 champions to conquer those belts. Unlike Crawford, he only had to fight one guy to get 3 belts. Then he vacant all his belts and moved up division to take on the top dog who’s also a unified champion and Inoue took all of his belts without a sweat. Now, that’s impressive.
You made a lot of great points and I’m not disagreeing at all. Inoue deserves P4P recognition but Crawford has been a champion since 2014 and is still dominating. Inoue gained a title in 2014 as well but Crawford has faced tougher competition. It’s debatable but undisputed in two weight classes is remarkable
Thanks for being honest. Mike Tyson was attacked, called out, blasted for saying that this guy was a monster. All these because most people don't do their research well
Now THIS is the type of COVERAGE and boxing channel I can follow. Objective and dealing with facts. Dont matter who you are routing for when you cover the fights with objectivity its a good follow. People act like boxing only exist in the US.
Right. It’s ok to root for a guy in a fight and actually quite natural but one must put aside bias and speak factually if they’re covering the sport as an analyst.
Thank you AR for the Great Analysis and Review of this match ! Props to Fulton and his team, they did everything they could... Appears Stephen Fulton is physically Ok and going home $3M Richer !
I just started getting back into Boxing(as an avid mma fan) I never realized how much racism was in this shit got damn lol respect to you bro for speaking with no bias take!
@@ar_equalizer for sure. He can box. He just happens to choose to beat people up more than box. He has a very fan friendly beaten up style and chooses to bully the opponents whenever possible.
Liked. I have watched this fight about 8 times now, and Inoue is a special fighter. Inoue shut Fulton down, and stopped Fulton from weaving. Fulton did connect when he weaved to Inoue's right, and landed a solid right but what impressed me with Inoue was once Fulton connected Inoue exploded, and gave his response. Fulton was intimated, and it appeared he was scared to open up because of what Inoue would shell out. Fulton couldn't read Inoue at all. Thanks for the round by round analysis.
@@JustAllinOneResource the guy showed me everything that I needed to know about him. I knew he wasn’t all hype, I just needed to see him against a very credible and competitive opponent. He’s up there with the best of the best
Fulton too egoistic n under estimated Naoya since day one even before the fight,his first impression is,Naoya too small can ezily dominate him,then comes the money 💰 three millions ,this is more than all his fights ,what's wrong by going to Japan as he already knows Japanese are a humble people n courteous,he believes in himself because all his fights he overcame all n won few are taller than him but he forgets that Naoya is a monster with boxing skills and punching powers n his skills are all from basic taught by his mentor father shingo bless all peace
The problem with fulton is that all of those decisions wins that made his weak ass career made him feel like he was wayyy better then what he actually was. He has no agility, power or IQ. The real problem fulton has is his legs, he has no legs, they are almost non existent. His legs is what causes fulton to look like an amateur. He doesnt work out his legs like hes supposed to, to get some power behind those punches. Inoue works out every muscle in his body and does repetitious training. When i saw fulton other fights i knew he didnt have anything that people swear he had. Everything they said fulton had inoue had it lol
A lot of people are making a big deal about Fulton going to Japan to fight Inoue. But business wise, it makes a lot of sense to hold the fight in Japan because Inoue fills the venue in Japan, not to mention the revenues from TV commercials. I don’t think Fulton could do the same in the U.S. because he’s not a house hold name.
That’s true but fact still remains that he had to travel to the other hemisphere to get a victory in foreign land WHILE holding the belts at the time. Nonetheless, business wise it does make sense
Exactly, people are saying he made a great sacrifice going to Japan, little did he know, his own country didn't want to pay him. He knew Japan would, that's why he agreed to the fight
Still a sacrifice to disrupt your regular sleeping schedule for a totally different time zone which has a definite impact on any athlete. Another sacrifice is fighting in someone else’s backyard when you’re the champion (at the time). A sacrifice is a sacrifice regardless of dollar amount
@@ar_equalizer it's not a GREAT sacrifice. It's a sacrifice for sure but nothing to be proud of. If you think you're the champ, show up regardless of the crowd, lights, foreign language.
There are people who sacrificed their lives in order to feed their family members, driving underwater without proper breathing apparatus n ended up dead,money 💰 is amazing n evils at the same time can heals you or kill you,maybe Fulton has that mentality,oh just my personal perspective of money 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 bless all peace
Don't know why people comment on him travelling to Japan was some sort of heroic decision. He did it for the larger fight purse. No one brings up the courage of every international fighter every time they fight away from home in the US
I love that GGG comparison! If he feels no power from you, its about to be a breakdown. That jab to the git mustve hurt, cuz Fulton was bracing for it towards the end
Right. It definitely set up the overhand right that sent Fulton to the canvas. This performance was very calculated and measured from Inoue. Total brilliance displayed
@@IC_Hennessy Honestly, with how one sided this was I believe Fulton should look the other way and let Inoue dominate 126-130 for the next few years. I even believe Inoue’s power can carry up to 135 and possibly 140 if he’s daring enough
Especially when seeing it in slow motion. You can see Fulton flinch before the contact of that left jab to the body, and then here comes that lightening fast right. Not only that but you could tell Inoue didn't put his full force behind that that punch.
Monster performance by Inoue. He's gonna become undisputed at 122 after he relinquished undisputed at 118. Fighters are never the same after getting beat by Inoue just like Fighters were never the same after catching a GGG Beatdown. Unfortunately for Fulton, he ain't never gonna be a champ again because Inoue will move up after 122 which is where Fulton was going anyways. No way he wants another piece of the monster unless he's just looking for another pay day. But big respect to Fulton for taking the fight because nobody wants that smoke just like nobody wanted that real GGG smoke... and don't even say Caneloids wanted ggg. He waited till he was old and ready to retire. What a duck, cheat, and cherry picker clembuteroids Alvarez is
Canelo definitely has a questionable history with cherry picking. Nonetheless, Fulton has stated on his Instagram account that he is open to a rematch but I don’t know if that’ll be in his best interest. Inoue will dominate 122-130 weight classes for the next few years quite handily IMO
Forget about Steven cool boy Fulton, he is now Steven school boy Fulton. Fulton uses his mouth too much before the fight, in future try mouthing-off after the fight
Fulton will not quit boxing, Fulton is in a family of boxers. The lower weights have seen a big jump in interest - they are flashy but more like fights "regular" people experience in our thoughts and the image we run in out thoughts. For the audience the lightweights are fast and flashy, active and punching and punching. In the feathers and bantam weights punches usually fly - fisticuffs and swings. The recipient fist fly fighters are fist bopped with repetition, swings and punches, counter punches and bam, punches . . . then a Manny P. comes thought the light weight ranks destined to reach up towards the lofty heavy weights, up into the middle weights. Okay, but the Leightweights continue, training, working, exhibiting, competing, continuing to be the most entertaining respect fighters, flashy, multiple fist dealt out, taking punches . . . it's those exciting lower weight are fighters that have gained our respect. Fulton has a frame that will continue to add muscle, weight and now on the list, more power, more workouts . . . I commend Fulton on how he was calm and collected and positive. He won me over with his speaking, his "cool' thoughts, his interactions, his positivism - (Stephen, he never raised his voice + it was awesome). He will also move up to more food and eating, we will see Fulton when he's added to his boxing set and has more muscle in a heavier weight division. He's likely 145 lbs. for real and needs to eat a bunch of food for his actual weight for a few weeks. The other guy fought and won against 11 world champions, Fulton was one of his strongest adversaries. All hats off to Stephen Fulton for entering the ring and fighting a good, strong clean fight.
But considering Fultons’ age and any boxer with that frame you can add a miniscule amount of muscle mass as he has developed that wiry frame on the lower legs, a typical phenomenon common among black athletes that has a well developed upper body including the upper extremities but the downside they have skinny calves! boxers or athletes with balanced , well distributed muscle mass packs a tremendous punch or whatever sport they are! just like making houses if the foundation is weak, no matter what you put on aesthetics it may crumble down!
@@domingoliao2724 YEP, the part about the legs remind me of Deontay Wilder..That dude probably got the skinniest of legs..One can't help but wonder if he had stronger legs he might's been able to withstood Fury's punches better...When you get into the later rounds, especially after so much punishment, fatigue and so on, you do need to have a strong solid foundation..
@@pallen49 That’s what I’m talkin about! any athlete with unproportioned physique will be susceptible to wear down due to unbalanced distribution of muscle mass in the whole body! just like I said earlier like a house without strong foundation cannot withstand enormous pressure !!!
You said it Fulton can box but Inoue can fight!! It looked to me that his speed was a problem off top and Cool Boy never found a way to combat his speed plus he was mobing strait back but you put power with that it was too much. You rated him almost as high as Floyd when you were rating fighters salute…
I don't know how they give round 7 to Fulton, if you count the punches that lands from both men on that round with your own eyes. Talking about cheating from the raft in Japan's.
That makes Inoue an excellent boxer with an innate sense of exploiting his opponent’s weaknesses. You don’t have to be slick to do that. Great question though!
The dude n his dad uses some mind games to beat these pro unbeaten belt holders. Just look at the way he rematched butler n nonito its a piece of cake for the second rematch. WARNING! Do not rematch this guy he will knock u out like a ragdoll!
MONGTHSTA.....😊 Now every fighter says he got what it takes to beat the Mongsthsta.....big big paychecks fighting the Mongthsta. Oh yeah.....the Japanese fighter is rocking the World man.....
There are levels to this and Steph ain't ready for a prime time got lot to learn seriously......this was simply a slaughter by a technician it was surgical by a pugilist killer.... Absolutely no rematch necessary Glad to see him get paid tho 3M, you ain't getting that kind a money in the states believe that, Inoue paid 10M
I could be wrong and the outcome probably would have been the same but the importance of spiritual righteousness in a fight cannot be overstated but honestly I think scooters trainer didn't do him any favors by bringing up the glove situation all you have to do is look at scooters expression when his trainer brought that up. Skills pay the bills , physical attributes are the vehicle for a fighter but spiritual righteousness is without doubt the foundation and unfortunately cool boys team fucked that up🤦
who is Stephen Fulton Jr somebody or nobody , he is black or white ??? lol lol lol , Stephen Fulton Jr going to japan to lose right ? like Paul Butler ?? lol lol lol
It’s true. Fulton may have a case that he took round 5 or 7 because they were “swing” rounds but even still Inoue controlled those rounds with his jab and constant calculation of pressure. Hence, Fulton really got dominated the entire fight and every round
Earned my sub for speaking the truth. A real boxing fan appreciates greatness and not color! 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutey brother, thanks for the sub and support ‼️I’m on record in a few other videos stating and defending Inoue’s greatness as a fighter even before this brilliant performance. Me covering this sport is not contingent upon racial bias nor hidden agendas. Just straight up analysis unfiltered and raw💪🏽
Someone rightly said, if he (Inoue) was a citizen of US&A, he would have gained much popularity..... Still then, a talented boxer can never be ignored...
@@ar_equalizer🙏💪
Same, won my sub for keeping it real with no bias bs.
@@Gat_Totin_Liberal thank you 🙏🏽
Zab Judah said it best today: "Ain't nothing in those gloves but speed and power". Congrats to Naoya Inoue for a dominating performance and proving to the world that it ain't "the gloves". P4P 💯
Most certainly 💪🏽‼️
I'm proud of you man of being true to the game of Boxing. We boxing fans of many colors appreciate that. ~peace.
No doubt brother ✊🏽that’s why this channel exists; to break the racial bias and tribalism to bring equality to the overall state of the sport through thorough analysis
The combination that dropped him was so fast, vicious and exquisitely beautiful at the same time. If you don't give a damn about Inoue and continue to think he's just a hype job, your loss. All of his fights have been incredibly exciting to watch. There are always several "WHOA!! What the FUCK did he just do???" moments. As a fan of the sweet science, what he brings to his performances is a wet dream for me to watch. Yeah... I said it.
Pause‼️But I definitely understand where you’re coming from regarding being mesmerized and impressed by the things this guy does in that ring. Inoue is DIFF’RENT!!!
Thanks for getting it man. I'm an American, but Naoya Inoue is too good for me to not be a fan. I was born in 2002, so I definitely didn't grow up watching Sugar Ray Robinson, but I am lucky that I get to watch the most dominant, exciting, and skillful fighter since Sugar Ray, and in his prime no less. He gets better every fight, and he hasn't let the skill gap between him and his competitors keep him from getting better every fight. People who cry hypejob are delusional, because "The Monster" is the Real Deal
Thank you brother for your unbias analysis...It's great you're giving credit where credit is due. You're a true boxing fan..
No doubt about it brother. Straight analysis; no hidden agenda‼️
This guy's a ninja.
Inoue seems to naturally understand how to put tons of torque on his shots. +His balance, angles, footwork, movement, distance is just extra to his velocity/accuracy/speed. +Durable/killer instinct fight IQ/striking diversity/endurance output/power speed lasts into the later rounds. It's insane!
That’s the evidence of the killer and strenuous workout regimen that he has. The guy is truly dedicated to the sport, it shows in his performances
Inoue maintains power, without gassing himself by _loading up_ -- he generates the torque you mention with just superior body mechanics. Especially with the little guys, it really seems to help to have a very solid base on you, and Inoue has those almost Manny-like legs on him. Which also helps with going in and out explosively, controlling range.
@@cacogenicist that is spot on! It's actually insane how good he is in so many aspects of this sport. It's something we don't see often but it's beyond impressive to witness.
He's better than Pacquiao as Mike Tyson has said. I agree with him.
Inoue's power and speed and accuracy of his punches come from his feet positions . With such such short distance he can deliver speed and power like Bruce Lee's one- inch punch. Probably Inoue has studied and applied its principle. Most importantly it's the stance that counts.
I wouldn’t be surprised if he studied Bruce Lee’s principles and mastered them. I agree he’s more technically sound than Pacquiao but I said the comparison in regards to the multiple weight class dominance
Thanks for your UNBIASED opinion. You recognize skills and talent, not race. This is how you gain value in your opinions and views.
Thanks brother💪🏽That’s the sole purpose of why I created this channel, to be as fair and unbiased as possible
As a white boxing fan, the sec I notice ANY type of race bias I'm out. I love combat sports and don't care about anything other than the art
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I'm your new subscriber from Nagaland, North East India, just for your honesty...
Fulton tried his best but, Inoue was a much better fighter... Wish people can admit it...
Fans/fellows who have been following Inoue knows his game plan & capabilities much more than first timers....
Peace and blessings from Houston, Texas, USA to East India‼️I appreciate the subscription and support, more content like to come
P4P is not just about the wins stats. It should be how dominant are those wins. KO ratio should be the main criteria. Inoue has the highest KO percentage (90%), higher than Usyk and Crawford. This kind of KO ratio in the lower weights is unprecedented. He is a 4 weight divisions champion. He unified all 4 belts in the bantamweight by destroying all 4 champions to conquer those belts. Unlike Crawford, he only had to fight one guy to get 3 belts. Then he vacant all his belts and moved up division to take on the top dog who’s also a unified champion and Inoue took all of his belts without a sweat. Now, that’s impressive.
You made a lot of great points and I’m not disagreeing at all. Inoue deserves P4P recognition but Crawford has been a champion since 2014 and is still dominating. Inoue gained a title in 2014 as well but Crawford has faced tougher competition. It’s debatable but undisputed in two weight classes is remarkable
Thanks for being honest. Mike Tyson was attacked, called out, blasted for saying that this guy was a monster. All these because most people don't do their research well
Right. All one have to do is open their eyes and they can see that Inoue’s skillset is quite amazing
@@ar_equalizer Absolutely! Good job, bro. Keep up the good work!
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Now THIS is the type of COVERAGE and boxing channel I can follow. Objective and dealing with facts. Dont matter who you are routing for when you cover the fights with objectivity its a good follow. People act like boxing only exist in the US.
Right. It’s ok to root for a guy in a fight and actually quite natural but one must put aside bias and speak factually if they’re covering the sport as an analyst.
Thank you AR for the Great Analysis and Review of this match !
Props to Fulton and his team, they did everything they could...
Appears Stephen Fulton is physically Ok and going home $3M Richer !
Right! It was a great showcase and Inoue showed me he’s possibly Top 2 P4P. Amazing performance
Inoue got paid well too. He made $5Ms off this fight
I just started getting back into Boxing(as an avid mma fan) I never realized how much racism was in this shit got damn lol respect to you bro for speaking with no bias take!
For sure my man. It’s one of the reasons I created this channel was to analyze the sport without bias
Everyone recognizes the power. What people fail to mention is the speed and accuracy that accompanies the power and makes him truly a monster.
And timing
@@ar_equalizer for sure. He can box. He just happens to choose to beat people up more than box. He has a very fan friendly beaten up style and chooses to bully the opponents whenever possible.
Liked. I have watched this fight about 8 times now, and Inoue is a special fighter. Inoue shut Fulton down, and stopped Fulton from weaving. Fulton did connect when he weaved to Inoue's right, and landed a solid right but what impressed me with Inoue was once Fulton connected Inoue exploded, and gave his response.
Fulton was intimated, and it appeared he was scared to open up because of what Inoue would shell out. Fulton couldn't read Inoue at all.
Thanks for the round by round analysis.
Absolutely, Inoue is a tactical and cerebral fighter. One of my favorites
@@ar_equalizer Mine too.
@@JustAllinOneResource the guy showed me everything that I needed to know about him. I knew he wasn’t all hype, I just needed to see him against a very credible and competitive opponent. He’s up there with the best of the best
@@ar_equalizer Absolutely.
Level change jab that LIKE button
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Never tell a DBZ fighter to drop them weighted hand wraps. They become fast as fook! RD 8 , Inoue went Kaioken x10 on Fulton.
I was shocked at how good Inoue looked. I expected a much closer fight. Inoue is phenomenal
@@ar_equalizer same here, I did not expect it to be so one sided.
Props to Fulton though for going out there.
@@chingvang9320 😭😭😭
Fulton too egoistic n under estimated Naoya since day one even before the fight,his first impression is,Naoya too small can ezily dominate him,then comes the money 💰 three millions ,this is more than all his fights ,what's wrong by going to Japan as he already knows Japanese are a humble people n courteous,he believes in himself because all his fights he overcame all n won few are taller than him but he forgets that Naoya is a monster with boxing skills and punching powers n his skills are all from basic taught by his mentor father shingo bless all peace
The problem with fulton is that all of those decisions wins that made his weak ass career made him feel like he was wayyy better then what he actually was. He has no agility, power or IQ. The real problem fulton has is his legs, he has no legs, they are almost non existent. His legs is what causes fulton to look like an amateur. He doesnt work out his legs like hes supposed to, to get some power behind those punches. Inoue works out every muscle in his body and does repetitious training. When i saw fulton other fights i knew he didnt have anything that people swear he had. Everything they said fulton had inoue had it lol
I agree about Fulton’s leg strength not being strong enough. He’s a great boxer but at this level everything has to work in tandem
A lot of people are making a big deal about Fulton going to Japan to fight Inoue. But business wise, it makes a lot of sense to hold the fight in Japan because Inoue fills the venue in Japan, not to mention the revenues from TV commercials. I don’t think Fulton could do the same in the U.S. because he’s not a house hold name.
That’s true but fact still remains that he had to travel to the other hemisphere to get a victory in foreign land WHILE holding the belts at the time. Nonetheless, business wise it does make sense
Sacrifice? Last time he fought in Pennsylvania he fought in Bethlehem, making 29 dollars. He went to Japan for a 3 million dollar payday.
Exactly, people are saying he made a great sacrifice going to Japan, little did he know, his own country didn't want to pay him. He knew Japan would, that's why he agreed to the fight
Still a sacrifice to disrupt your regular sleeping schedule for a totally different time zone which has a definite impact on any athlete. Another sacrifice is fighting in someone else’s backyard when you’re the champion (at the time). A sacrifice is a sacrifice regardless of dollar amount
@@ar_equalizer it's not a GREAT sacrifice. It's a sacrifice for sure but nothing to be proud of. If you think you're the champ, show up regardless of the crowd, lights, foreign language.
There are people who sacrificed their lives in order to feed their family members, driving underwater without proper breathing apparatus n ended up dead,money 💰 is amazing n evils at the same time can heals you or kill you,maybe Fulton has that mentality,oh just my personal perspective of money 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 bless all peace
Great analysis and for keeping it real! Subbed
Thanks brother ✊🏽‼️
Here's the truth. With power comes speed.
The guy is phenomenal ‼️speed, dynamic power, superior ring generalship. He’s not to be played with
Oh Man I am always pretty Love Naoya Inoue ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉he did a great job brother ❤❤❤
He aint no pac man ,he is Naoya "the monster inoue" get it right
You heard me wrong, I said Pacquiao in terms of dominating multiple weight classes
Don't know why people comment on him travelling to Japan was some sort of heroic decision. He did it for the larger fight purse.
No one brings up the courage of every international fighter every time they fight away from home in the US
That’s fair 🤷🏾♂️
Respect..i **** with you.. you doing a great job.. stay blessed
I appreciate the love bro ✊🏽‼️
You're making me so happy by saying Inoue is like GGG. I was a GGG fan and still is.. But since I discover Inoue.. He became my number 1❤
Most definitely
I love that GGG comparison! If he feels no power from you, its about to be a breakdown. That jab to the git mustve hurt, cuz Fulton was bracing for it towards the end
Right. It definitely set up the overhand right that sent Fulton to the canvas. This performance was very calculated and measured from Inoue. Total brilliance displayed
@@ar_equalizer do you think they run it back at 126 later on?
@@IC_Hennessy Honestly, with how one sided this was I believe Fulton should look the other way and let Inoue dominate 126-130 for the next few years. I even believe Inoue’s power can carry up to 135 and possibly 140 if he’s daring enough
Especially when seeing it in slow motion. You can see Fulton flinch before the contact of that left jab to the body, and then here comes that lightening fast right.
Not only that but you could tell Inoue didn't put his full force behind that that punch.
Tank will knock him out tho
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Thank you for calling out black content creators for their hypocrisy of picking a fighter along color lines instead of skill.
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Anyone who followed Inoue's Career would have predicted his triumph over Fulton! I'm so glad I put significant green on the outcome! Godzilla rules!
The difference between the two? Its the Eye of the Tiger. Or in this case, the Eye of the Monster. They hunt in cold blood.
Naoya was very cerebral and measured this fight; Fulton fought on nerves and heart. That was the difference
@@ar_equalizer Look into Inoue's eyes. You'll find the monster in there behind the K-pop Façade. Hunter and Prey.
I can sum it up in 1 round.
Fulton got his ass kicked.
Monster performance by Inoue. He's gonna become undisputed at 122 after he relinquished undisputed at 118. Fighters are never the same after getting beat by Inoue just like Fighters were never the same after catching a GGG Beatdown. Unfortunately for Fulton, he ain't never gonna be a champ again because Inoue will move up after 122 which is where Fulton was going anyways. No way he wants another piece of the monster unless he's just looking for another pay day. But big respect to Fulton for taking the fight because nobody wants that smoke just like nobody wanted that real GGG smoke... and don't even say Caneloids wanted ggg. He waited till he was old and ready to retire. What a duck, cheat, and cherry picker clembuteroids Alvarez is
Canelo definitely has a questionable history with cherry picking. Nonetheless, Fulton has stated on his Instagram account that he is open to a rematch but I don’t know if that’ll be in his best interest. Inoue will dominate 122-130 weight classes for the next few years quite handily IMO
man ... thats why we love boxing
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inoue the real deal holyfield and more🔥🔥🔥
Yes sir. He shocked the whole boxing world with this performance and will dominate from 122lbs-130lbs for a long time to come
He is like Pacman, Innaway
In a way, Inoue really good lol
Remember he got the Bag
3 million is a good pay day
Forget about Steven cool boy Fulton, he is now Steven school boy Fulton. Fulton uses his mouth too much before the fight, in future try mouthing-off after the fight
Fulton will not quit boxing, Fulton is in a family of boxers. The lower weights have seen a big jump in interest - they are flashy but more like fights "regular" people experience in our thoughts and the image we run in out thoughts. For the audience the lightweights are fast and flashy, active and punching and punching. In the feathers and bantam weights punches usually fly - fisticuffs and swings. The recipient fist fly fighters are fist bopped with repetition, swings and punches, counter punches and bam, punches . . . then a Manny P. comes thought the light weight ranks destined to reach up towards the lofty heavy weights, up into the middle weights. Okay, but the Leightweights continue, training, working, exhibiting, competing, continuing to be the most entertaining respect fighters, flashy, multiple fist dealt out, taking punches . . . it's those exciting lower weight are fighters that have gained our respect.
Fulton has a frame that will continue to add muscle, weight and now on the list, more power, more workouts . . . I commend Fulton on how he was calm and collected and positive. He won me over with his speaking, his "cool' thoughts, his interactions, his positivism - (Stephen, he never raised his voice + it was awesome). He will also move up to more food and eating, we will see Fulton when he's added to his boxing set and has more muscle in a heavier weight division. He's likely 145 lbs. for real and needs to eat a bunch of food for his actual weight for a few weeks. The other guy fought and won against 11 world champions, Fulton was one of his strongest adversaries. All hats off to Stephen Fulton for entering the ring and fighting a good, strong clean fight.
Well said. Much respect to Fulton for stepping up
But considering Fultons’ age and any boxer with that frame you can add a miniscule amount of muscle mass as he has developed that wiry frame on the lower legs, a typical phenomenon common among black athletes that has a well developed upper body including the upper extremities but the downside they have skinny calves! boxers or athletes with balanced , well distributed muscle mass packs a tremendous punch or whatever sport they are! just like making houses if the foundation is weak, no matter what you put on aesthetics it may crumble down!
@@domingoliao2724 YEP, the part about the legs remind me of Deontay Wilder..That dude probably got the skinniest of legs..One can't help but wonder if he had stronger legs he might's been able to withstood Fury's punches better...When you get into the later rounds, especially after so much punishment, fatigue and so on, you do need to have a strong solid foundation..
@@pallen49 That’s what I’m talkin about! any athlete with unproportioned physique will be susceptible to wear down due to unbalanced distribution of muscle mass in the whole body! just like I said earlier like a house without strong foundation cannot withstand enormous pressure !!!
@@domingoliao2724 facts
Ring IQ is better than most
Stephen “excuse boy” fulton.
You said it Fulton can box but Inoue can fight!! It looked to me that his speed was a problem off top and Cool Boy never found a way to combat his speed plus he was mobing strait back but you put power with that it was too much. You rated him almost as high as Floyd when you were rating fighters salute…
Salute! Inoue is that of a GGG combined with extreme hand speed
think the power of inoue stun fulton and 2nd round blood smell fear but fulton still did a amazing job hanging through 8 round
From round 1 he was uncomfortable once he felt that power. Like you said he showed heart and grit
Fulton should move up to 126 & contend for a belt right away
I believe he’s taking that route. After he gets a belt he’s stated that he wants a rematch with Inoue
i thought Fulton can outbox with using his longer reach jabs as same as you thought.
I wonder were we under rating Inoue or over rating Fulton ?
It’s a case of both. We overrated Fulton and downplayed Inoue’s greatness
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Inoue's got Power baby! Hey! small man can beat big man. Can be done. But It's very hard to beat black man tho
Money in my bank! For those who didn't research lost their as*. Dont get butt hurt for grading his race!
A poor reflection on Fulton: How can one get something if one is not willing to reach out for it?
Inoue is the next Manny in terms of Marketing.
From a raw boxing perspective, it’s the dominance in multiple weight classes and the mystique
@@ar_equalizer Mystique has been striped just like Margareta's and Manny's scared of random testing.
I don't know how they give round 7 to Fulton, if you count the punches that lands from both men on that round with your own eyes. Talking about cheating from the raft in Japan's.
If Fulton is considered a slick boxer and was throughly outboxed, is Inoue now a slick fighter?
That makes Inoue an excellent boxer with an innate sense of exploiting his opponent’s weaknesses. You don’t have to be slick to do that. Great question though!
What was said after the fight
As it pertains to who?
Cool boy Fulton got paid more going over to fight in Japan. I'd take the money too.
Why not? 🤷🏾♂️I don’t blame him
The dude n his dad uses some mind games to beat these pro unbeaten belt holders. Just look at the way he rematched butler n nonito its a piece of cake for the second rematch. WARNING! Do not rematch this guy he will knock u out like a ragdoll!
He didn't rematch butler?
MONGTHSTA.....😊
Now every fighter says he got what it takes to beat the Mongsthsta.....big big paychecks fighting the Mongthsta. Oh yeah.....the Japanese fighter is rocking the World man.....
Yes sir
There are levels to this and Steph ain't ready for a prime time got lot to learn seriously......this was simply a slaughter by a technician it was surgical by a pugilist killer....
Absolutely no rematch necessary
Glad to see him get paid tho 3M, you ain't getting that kind a money in the states believe that, Inoue paid 10M
Yes. Inoue is in a class by himself
fulton trainer talks too much
Fulton didn't win any round 😂
He didn’t what’s funny?
@@ar_equalizer read it again 😂
7R seems to have had a service judge
@@user-gq4xf5sn6u I judged it myself 😂 it's the same what the judges result 😂
Took a L😂
Inoue was phenomenal, not sure he can go up another weight class tho
His power can translate easily to 130lbs. 135 would be pushing it but it’s possible
Next weight class up is 126 lbs so that shouldn't present a problem for him.
too much talkin' ..boring
Tank said he would love to fight him, but doesn’t think he can handle tanks size and power.
That’s a fight that I don’t care to entertain at all right now.
I could be wrong and the outcome probably would have been the same but the importance of spiritual righteousness in a fight cannot be overstated but honestly I think scooters trainer didn't do him any favors by bringing up the glove situation all you have to do is look at scooters expression when his trainer brought that up. Skills pay the bills , physical attributes are the vehicle for a fighter but spiritual righteousness is without doubt the foundation and unfortunately cool boys team fucked that up🤦
Humility, dignity, and integrity is in question whenever throwing allegations around. We all seen the outcome of hand wraps without “stacking”
Start break down with him agreeing to wrap his hands the way they want. Start there
No, listen to the video-start there
Fulton easy fight to inoue
who is Stephen Fulton Jr somebody or nobody , he is black or white ??? lol lol lol , Stephen Fulton Jr going to japan to lose right ? like Paul Butler ?? lol lol lol
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You got my respect.
Salute‼️
Fulton Boxes...Inoue FIGHTS !!!
What you mean "For even taking this fight"" 🤔🤫🙄🤥
Exactly what I said, why do you have a issue with that statement?
I like u. U not bias like other guys claming that Fulton won a few rounds when it’s not true
It’s true. Fulton may have a case that he took round 5 or 7 because they were “swing” rounds but even still Inoue controlled those rounds with his jab and constant calculation of pressure. Hence, Fulton really got dominated the entire fight and every round