You can tell just by watching each of the matches he's getting bigger and stronger and better in each fight. Always improving and wanting to get better. That's a true monster.
Better than Pacquiao and Mayweather. I think he's going to be as great as sugar ray robinson. Edit: I take back what I said. I didn't know he was already thirty. Donaire was even better than him when he was thirty.
The way he covers distance, the accuracy, the pressure, the hands, his feet, his speed and his story (check out his training)… watching him fight is so satisfying man!, damn!
I'm 59 and haven't follow boxing much the past decades, due to life's ups and downs and things like that..Then one day a fighter by the name of Naoya Inoue from Japan pops up on my suggestive viewing on youtube..I decide to click on it, perhaps due to my family and I use to live in Japan ( dad was a Naval man and we stationed in Atsuki Naval Base ) in the late 60's, so I have a spot in my heart for Japan and it's culture , so I thought, why not, and click, and watch this Inoue kid, to make the story short, I'm back to watching boxing again all due to the greatness of the monster..
Join the party brother I had my time and career of boxing, met good boxers like Joe Frazier, boxed in same gym of Bernard Hopkins, and many others,now I'm 52 years old, and I just set back and enjoy the new generation of boxers, Tank Davis, and this kid may meet one day.
Thanks for sharing...It's a beautiful thing that we can celebrate people from another nation because we recognize their talents and contributions to the sport. I played team sports and trained martial arts but I'm drawn to combat sports more. Rising above the competition and using your hands and talents to do so... It's beautiful chaos.
The speed he moves into the target area, delivers a plethora of well aimed punches, then his awesome speed of footwork and change of direction takes him out of danger is fantastic.
Yeah agree completely. They showed tyson for a reason. Similar styles just tyson would have killed him due to size difference but tyson use the in out step to the side or sometimes step to the side then hit the body if his opponent with a left body shot. Tysons punches were truly able to kill someone and the speed in the weight class I doubt will ever be matched. Seen the guy recently just messing around and he still moves better than most today. Tyson fury might be the best today but he's named after the best pound for pound off all time.
@@samjohnston4220you are comparing a heavyweight with a bantamweight? No shit Tyson would win, there are weight classes for a reason lol. Don't even need Tyson, every heavyweight would win with one punch anywhere even if the bantamweight fully blocked it.
Bro, I saved a clip on my phone showcasing this very example! it's from Donaire 1 or 2, he wide swings a 1, 2, hits nothing then immediately dips outs, but he just stepped back so quick! so simple, but you just don't see many people with that kind of fast twitch.
Fax! I was watching his hands and forearms take some CRAZY shots. Really good on his timing, uses those hits against him to feel out the path. I can't imagine the time it takes to master this.
He's 25-0 now. The undisputed Bantamwight championm holding all 5 belts. And he is the WBC, WBA, and WBO Super Bantamweight champion after knocking out Stephen Fulton last month. he is truly a beast.
@@minime1988 Dumb talk. Floyd doesn't pick opponents. He's fought and defeated 24 world champions, and holds the record of 26 consecutive wins in world title fights. So HOW can he "pick" opponents when ALL of his fights are world title fights? If every fight he fights in is a world title fights, then that basically means that his opponent is the top 3 contender in the division. So Floyd is fighting the best of the best. He just makes it look easy.
The accuracy and sharpness of his punches are unreal. Every time I think he missed, the opponent falls down (which means he did not) or he pulls back the punch (which means he faked it). The speed of his foot work is also amazing. Most fighters that are in the lower weight class are extremely fast compared to the higher weight classes but this guy is something else. For men of culture, this is real life "Hajime no Ippo".
For a man of lesser culture, like me, do I watch "Hajime no Ippo" 75 episodes from the year 2000, or the 26 episodes from 2009? edit: nvm just watched the first 3 episodes of the original 2000 show, the newer one isnt dubbed anyway. Thanks for the recommendation! :)
He is truly very gifted and has extraordinary skills. I've watched him for a while, and every time, he seems to grow this incredible skill. He knows exactly where to position himself with explosive power and accuracy. This lad is going all the way to the top, believe me.
Even before this fight vs Fulton he was already a 3 division world champ for 10 years. He's already been all the way to the top in 3 divisions. Right now he's cementing his legacy among those who have reached the very top. So basically it's like a world champ who is chasing after historical titles because he's already at the top and not much else he can chase after. Lol. It's like saying Michael Jordan will make it to the top after winning NBA finals and MVP player already because they are going for their third title in a row. Just the fact that such a comment exists tells me he's still highly underrated and not giving the respect he deserves. He's already at the very top. P4P and titles wise. What's he gotta do, dominate 10 weight classes or something and beat 100 black/Mexican world champs in a row in USA and Mexico like pacman? lol. Hes well on his way there already if that's what you mean by "all the way to the top" like somehow having titles in 4 divisions and ranked p4p 1st or second at worst is somehow "not at the top" already.
So you think this clown can beat mayweather?? Watch what happened to the last undefeated Japanese champion that fought mayweather. He got destroyed within 2 rounds
Been following Naoya for many years now and he’s always been a beast of a puncher but I wasn’t sure how he would fair going up in weight which hes done flawlessly. He’s such an aggressive fighter that is so damn entertaining and interesting how no one has been able to handle his power.
As a Filipino, it's devastating for me to see our great Boxer Donaire has fallen twice against Inoue. But we have to give props to Inoue, he's an absolute beast and on a different level.
Needless to say, Donaire is one of the greatest boxer. He was the toughest enemy for Naoya so far. He hurt so bad and he almost finished the monster which is crazy. Respect for Donaire from Japan 🇯🇵
Naoya is one of my favorite fighters to watch and for a very long time now! He's elite at everything in regard to boxing, and such a respectful man out of the ring. ONE OF MY FAVORITES FOR A GENERATION!! Thank you for this great documentary.
A sign of a generational boxer is when he moves up in multiple weight classes and makes champions of those classes look like a mismatch. Naoya Inoue has done just that and now he is in his prime. At this point only injuries can hold him back from becoming one of the old time greats.
11:22 That is the BEST 2 punch (edited for the sticklers) combo in the history of boxing!!!!! Prove me wrong. He missed, adjusted his feet in that tiny space, went body with the right to open the face right into the left hook with all his power. That was STUNNING!!!
@@johnmcpherson1713 Inoue is a 30 year old 4 division champ, was Undisputed at Bantamweight. His next fight will likely be for Undisputed at Super Bantamweight against Marlon Tapales. That would make him and Crawford the only two fighters to be Undisputed in two divisions. He proved his power translates at Super Bantamweight so there's nothing stopping him from moving up to Featherweight and becoming a 5 division champ next year. If his power continues to translate at higher weights, he could potentially secure titles in several more divisions. His potential is off the charts.
I once commented that Inoue has the comparative power of Tyson, the defensive skills of Mayweather and the quickness and aggressiveness of Pacquiao. Expectedly, fellow Filipino boxing "fans" ganged up on me claiming Pacquaio and other Filipino boxers are the greatest. I hope one day boxing fans can appreciate a fighter's greatness regardless of nationality, color and race.
defensive skills of mayweather is a stretch. I agree on everything else. Maybe the defensive skills of Pretty Bot Floyd but Money Mayweather barely got hit
He's good defensively but not on a masterclass level as Mayweather...On the other hand,his footwork,speed,timing and shot selection is other worldy.Hes always in position to throw good shots.His style is different
@@poindextertunesI agree Mayweather's defensive prowess was great but he was defensively vulnerable against fighters who were aggressive and relentless. Cases in point we're the first fights with Castillo and Maidana, which not a few people thought he both lost. We can only speculate what would have happened if Castillo and Maidana had the ring IQ, power, speed and defensive skills of Inoue. Of course we can only speculate😀😀.
@@tcincali9642 the same can be said of Mayweather. He is not an epitome of clean fighting as well. What I am just pointing out is Mayweather's vulnerability against aggressive, relentless and non-stop punching fighters. Don't get me wrong though, I one of his fans, specially the younger version of him.
Inoue and Shohei could be one of the best if not the greatest ever in their respective sports. To me, what’s equally as impressive besides their physical prowess and talents is their humbleness and humility. No trash talking, taunting, or bad attitudes. Just hard work, discipline, and letting their results do all of the talking.
I wonder if it has to do with the culture they grew up in. From what I've seen and heard, children in Japan tend to be far more respectful of people than children in a lot of other places. I think there's a bigger emphasis on that in Japanese culture.
Asians have high IQ, they don’t need to boast, remain humble. Other races have lower IQ, have to blast to hide inferiority. It’s nothing to be alarmed about tho, just Mother Nature.
@@joshleenall Of course it does. Performance is always connected to the culture you grew up in. Cultures rise and fall, some are at their height. I wouldn't say most Western countries are at their height right now.
Holy hell this is a crazy take, greatest ever. This guy hasn’t done anything to even be close, mayweather canelo, Crawford, tank, dela hoya. He isn’t better then any of them
What i love about the Ali trophy final was although Inoue won he had heard that Donaire had promised his children to bring home that trophy, Inoue went to Donaire's locker room and allowed him to keep his promise to his children... THAT WHAT ALL THE GREATS DO US LITTLE KNOWN THINGS LIKE THIS WHICH IS ALWAYS ABOUT RESPECT... IF GIVING, YOU RECEIVE IT..... A MASSIVE HEART, INSIDE THE SQUARED CIRCLE AND OUTSIDE TO.... BOXING IS STARTING TO REALISE THAT GIVING THE FANS THE FIGHTS WE ALL WANT IS ALWAYS THE BEST WAY !!.. I'VE BEEN KEEPING AN EYE ON THE ASIAN FIGHTER'S WITH 25+ WINS 25+ KOS AND 0 LOSES..THERE'S MULTIPLE PINOY FIGHTER'S WHO ARE NOW GOING TO BE PROMOTED BY THE PACMAN HIMSELF, SO KEEP YOUR EYE ON THESE LIGHTER WEIGHTS FIGHTER'S....BEEN SAYING THIS FOR ABOUT 8 YEAR'S NOW AND ITS JUST ABOUT COMING TOGETHER...OH AND 25+ IS THE MINIMUM, SOME HAVE 40, 40 KOS AND 0 LOSES.....
@@GaryBonnell-tb4ot I heard it and just thought after everything for a young fighter to do that for a fighter like Donaire was great, keeping his promise to his children 🤜RESPECT🤛
Inoya is a fighter you don’t talk about.. he just does his thing. Great fight, great boxing, perfect timing for him. Can’t wait to see where he goes next with his career.. and his little brother has been doing well too.
Quite a fighter..glad he showed up on my feed. I was that skinny kid in school who knew how to box a little. I also wrestled but I went to 3 different middle schools and 3 different High Schools and I always had to either swallow my pride and allow people to bully me or get them to meet off school grounds to pug it out. It only took a few fights to shut the bullies up but I began to see nerds getting picked on so I defended them. To this day, many years later, the friends I have are the nerds from High School.
One of the most glanced over attributes of Naoya Inoue, is his strategy. Part of that strategy is his aggressive style. It allows him to dictate the fight, it's HIS fight, you can see it on his face. He always forces his opponents to react to him. He downloads the data from each exchange, to be used against them, at the most appropriate time. We witness a variety punches and combinations but they are not unto themselves. They are series of purposeful blows in a well planned strategy, leading to an opponent's demise. His team is quietly overlooked but an undeniable contributor to his success. His most important strategy is, "He always has a plan, even after getting punched in the face".
My favourite fighter. Incredible anticipation, speed, control of range, made possible by his legs and brain. The arms aren't too bad either with KO power on both sides from different angles. Granite chin, heart of a warrior, old school gentleman who stayed true to his roots. He's like a cross between Crawford and Gervonta Davis but 8kg lighter. Inoue, Usyk, Crawford, Davis, Fury is my top 5
Naoya is my wifes cousin on her fathers side. Ive met him many times. We are so honored the mighty Mike Tyson would call Naoya out for his boxing skills! That is an honor and thank you. Im 6' 3" and study MMA, when first meeting Naoya he seems very small but WOW can he strike and move! Hes a really nice guy and extremely devoted to what he puts his mind to in ways very far ahead of most others in his sport. Our family are very proud! Thank you SO much for the video Boxing Matrix 🙏💯
I think a lot of people try to discredit Inoue for having a close fight with a past-prime Donaire, but I think they're missing the real point: the only way to even remotely touch Inoue is to have vast experience, technique, and power. It's not enough to be a slick counter puncher. It's not enough to be a heavy-handed brawler. You have to be at least as versatile as Inoue, and that's a BIG ask. Yet even then, Inoue's improved dramatically since his first fight with Donaire, showing new wrinkles that have made the gap between him and other boxers ever wider. His head-movement and clinch-fighting ability has improved. His already stellar footwork and jab are even sharper. Any weakness people have tried to identify in him, Inoue rectifies and then proceeds to excel past. He's truly a monster of modern boxing.
Inoue uses each fight to gain knowledge to constantly improve himself. I'm sure, even though he won easily against Fulton, he'll analyze the fight and pick out places where he failed to connect or avoid some his punches.
@@marvinmurakami8828 That's exactly what makes Inoue so terrifying. Usually the concern with dominant fighters is that they'll get arrogant, rest on their laurels, and pay for their hubris. But Inoue shows no real sign of that. He always knows there are places and ways he can improve, and it shows.
Donaire was 36 during that first fight, but a 36 yrs of age, is not yet old, that is an excuse, Manuel Marquez was 39 when he knockout Pacquiao, He is 5 years older than Pacquiao
Agree. Another skill Inoue has worth noting is how effortlessly he can disentangle himself when an opponent try to clench and tie him. Pacquiao failed to neutralize Mayweather's excessive holding. Their fight could have turned differently if he did.
Not similar at all Nonito is Flat Footed more of a pressure fighter similar to Mexican Style kinda boring but when he delivers its brutal his punches pack so much power.
He has been my P4P #1 since he KO'd Donaire in that 2nd fight. His recent win against Fulton further solidifies it for me, that he is far and away the best boxer in the world right now.
@@francoisleclerc112 I love Beterviev, great fighter with a lot of power. But come on man. Not even close. He's stayed light heavyweight his whole career.
That guy should be called the ninja, because he's so fast and none of his opponents seens his hands hitting them , unbelievable fighter got to be one of the best ever,
The punches the impressed me most on this first viewing of Inoue were those short lefts that knocked his opponent down. He seems to producing deadly power with these punches. They certainly are more than a straight left, but look to me like a very compact left hook that is so fat it delivers knock out power before the opponent can block or avoid it. A pleasure to watch.
The Inoue clan (井上氏, Inoue-shi) was a samurai clan which came to prominence from the late Kamakura through Edo periods in Japanese history, descending from the Seiwa Genji.
What an amazing fighter, and good man. he has a lot of skill and a lot of character at the same time. His ability to concentrate is incredible. I think his fights with the great Doniare made him a great fighter.
Two things: One, he has a great chin. And two, I haven't seen a straight right that fast and effective since a young Ali. His speed and power are off the charts.
I think his win on Donaire really matured his boxing IQ and grew the "monster." Now, he's a wrecking machine and Fulton felt that enhancement first hand. SHORYUKEN! 💯
If only people knows how inoue trains, people minds will be blown, and the reason why inoue hits so hard, inoue is the epitome of the perfect boxer coz he gains his speed and strength through training and hardwork unlike other boxers that they’re already strong and fast but still they can’t defeat inoue…
I so people say about him, that his the smallest guy. But this is the result of ambition and discipline, that old japonez discipline, how samurai where made up
He is an amazing artist, figured out, focused, fast, and powerful. Looking forward to more of his fights, I think he steps up the game big-time and I think he's a good person as well. Cheers to all from BC Canada!
Monster is one of the best body punchers of the last 10-15 years, it is the power to the body that sets up the finish. Also, whilst he has a very good chin the reality is that he rarely gets hit clean, and when he does he is often moving away which weakens the power of the shot. Following this weekend whose is the P4P king Monster or Crawford?
Monster for me. He is just more clean and technical and more accurate and power. Better distance control, can fight outside, inside, can brawl or out box you and do it all with such a clean style that is just beautiful to watch. He is like what I consider the perfect Orthodox boxer to be. Crawford is crazy good but he has a more unique/less orthodox style and not as nice to watch as Inoue. That is not a put down of Crawford, but just super praise for inoue. Crawford still number 2 p4p but stylistically inoeu is just IT for me personally. Of course other will disagree, and that's fine as long as they put inoeu number 2 haha. Who do you have as p4p after Crawford fight?
People conveniently forget that Donaire dropped Nordine Oubaali in the 4th round to become champion again, after the first Inoue fight. Oubaali was an undefeated champion.
It’s really hard to defeat Naoya because of his talent, powerful punch and he has a lot of stamina if you’re Naoya opponent you’ll be dead if you don’t have that three things, watch out for those hater’s already for Naoya he is really a Monster 👽👽👽😂😂😂yap he has a lot of skills and maybe he can like Manny PAC someday. Intelligent fighter 👍👍👍
@@osamabinrunterladen no need to look that far. theres plenty at lighweight (135lbs) -ryan garcia, gervonta davis, devin haney. shakur stevenson, isaac pitbul cruz etc. Or if he wants it lighter at super featherweight (130lbs) -emmanuel navarette or oscar valdez.
I remember thinking at the end of that first match with Donaire, that it could have gone either way or even been a draw. But of course the rematch left no doubt.
I like that they don’t seem to clinch much although this is edited and I could be wrong. It would be just like Japan to not want to do that and think it is cheating/weak/dishonorable. Love so much about Japans honor codes.
This is why i like boxing over MMA. There is respect between fighters. When the opponent goes down you dont immediately start trying to end their live and beating them when they are down, there is honor in letting your opponent get back up and defeating them TOE TO TOE standing.
His ability to push jab through the gaurd to is just the set up for the overhand right to the ear...seeing this is just a reminder of how precise his punches are which then allow him to land the power shots with both hands, his head and bodywork v fulton just gone was fast AF...able to land both and get out out of range for the counter shot... May few more then tank??
@@garyclarke2385 I would love like millions to see Inoue fight Tank Davis IF that ever happens! Tank NOT able to KO the Mexican " Pit Bull". The Japanese monster is just too smart to make mistakes while he handles each round control 🎛️🛂 ing EACH PACE...
As anyone who has an interest in boxing can see Inoue is different in ways that Ali was different from any other boxers of his time. I am also watching boxing again having become somewhere between bored and exasperated by the likes of Chris Eubank Jr. and his performing dad’s nonsense. Inoue is so different that he appears almost super human. His speed, his punching accuracy and his perfect balance and timing are simply extraordinary to behold. Add to that the unbelievable power of his punches and his instinctive ability to sense when the time is right to finish his opponents and you have a boxer who will be difficult if not impossible to defeat whilst he is still in the boxing business. My only concern is that one of his challengers will suffer serious permanent injuries if not worse. He is both mesmerising and frightening. His nickname “monster” is about right. Perhaps he’s an android?
Ngannou himself holds the current record for the hardest punch in the world, having clocked a striking power of 129,161 units on a PowerKube. he couldn't kill nobody
You can tell just by watching each of the matches he's getting bigger and stronger and better in each fight. Always improving and wanting to get better. That's a true monster.
Luffy
Better than Pacquiao and Mayweather. I think he's going to be as great as sugar ray robinson.
Edit: I take back what I said. I didn't know he was already thirty. Donaire was even better than him when he was thirty.
@@petchai4814yes casual boxing fan always says that haha, keep fantasizing kid.
@@petchai4814😂😂😂😂
@@louieg8825 wait I'd say the same thing for Gervonta Davis lol
The way he covers distance, the accuracy, the pressure, the hands, his feet, his speed and his story (check out his training)… watching him fight is so satisfying man!, damn!
Vasiliy Lomachenko
@@funk-n-groovin6779loma got exposed
@@funk-n-groovin6779 Agreed!
@@funk-n-groovin6779 Inoue is MUCH, MUCH better than Loma!🤣. Inoue got power that Loma can only dream of.🤣
I'm 59 and haven't follow boxing much the past decades, due to life's ups and downs and things like that..Then one day a fighter by the name of Naoya Inoue from Japan pops up on my suggestive viewing on youtube..I decide to click on it, perhaps due to my family and I use to live in Japan ( dad was a Naval man and we stationed in Atsuki Naval Base ) in the late 60's, so I have a spot in my heart for Japan and it's culture , so I thought, why not, and click, and watch this Inoue kid, to make the story short, I'm back to watching boxing again all due to the greatness of the monster..
Join the party brother I had my time and career of boxing, met good boxers like Joe Frazier, boxed in same gym of Bernard Hopkins, and many others,now I'm 52 years old, and I just set back and enjoy the new generation of boxers, Tank Davis, and this kid may meet one day.
@@cedricduley3241 Whoa, that is awesome, brother..Tank vs Inoue would be off the charts...Thanks for the comments. Take care and cheers..
U wont to watch usyk then mate hes 1000 times better then him pal
Salute to you sir! 🫡 Inoue is a generational talent and I'm happy you found him and yourself again! 🙏🥊👹🥊
Thanks for sharing...It's a beautiful thing that we can celebrate people from another nation because we recognize their talents and contributions to the sport. I played team sports and trained martial arts but I'm drawn to combat sports more. Rising above the competition and using your hands and talents to do so... It's beautiful chaos.
The speed he moves into the target area, delivers a plethora of well aimed punches, then his awesome speed of footwork and change of direction takes him out of danger is fantastic.
Yeah agree completely. They showed tyson for a reason. Similar styles just tyson would have killed him due to size difference but tyson use the in out step to the side or sometimes step to the side then hit the body if his opponent with a left body shot. Tysons punches were truly able to kill someone and the speed in the weight class I doubt will ever be matched. Seen the guy recently just messing around and he still moves better than most today. Tyson fury might be the best today but he's named after the best pound for pound off all time.
@@samjohnston4220you are comparing a heavyweight with a bantamweight? No shit Tyson would win, there are weight classes for a reason lol. Don't even need Tyson, every heavyweight would win with one punch anywhere even if the bantamweight fully blocked it.
When tyson tells you to take note of a boxer you know hes the real deal
i can agree😂
im impressed you understood a word Tyson said
Factz i said thing wen i watched that interview last year.
@@johnnybgood3909🤡
@johnnybgood3909 goofys can't understand...so that's where your confused....yeah...goofys can't understaaannnndddd...yeah...soo...
Lots of talk about his offense. But his defensive skills are also incredible.
i think he fights somewhat like bruce lee
Bro, I saved a clip on my phone showcasing this very example! it's from Donaire 1 or 2, he wide swings a 1, 2, hits nothing then immediately dips outs, but he just stepped back so quick! so simple, but you just don't see many people with that kind of fast twitch.
Fax! I was watching his hands and forearms take some CRAZY shots. Really good on his timing, uses those hits against him to feel out the path. I can't imagine the time it takes to master this.
his defense is really just impeccable
Plus the guy can take a serious punch and keep moving!
He's 25-0 now. The undisputed Bantamwight championm holding all 5 belts. And he is the WBC, WBA, and WBO Super Bantamweight champion after knocking out Stephen Fulton last month. he is truly a beast.
26-0 now!
arent all boxers 25-0 😂😂 ch3rry picking fights
@101mrcrazyman He's a machine. He fights champions. Which is why he holds 8 belts.
@@101mrcrazyman Think you're confusing him for lame fighters that pick opponents to ensure a win like Floyd did
@@minime1988 Dumb talk. Floyd doesn't pick opponents. He's fought and defeated 24 world champions, and holds the record of 26 consecutive wins in world title fights. So HOW can he "pick" opponents when ALL of his fights are world title fights? If every fight he fights in is a world title fights, then that basically means that his opponent is the top 3 contender in the division. So Floyd is fighting the best of the best. He just makes it look easy.
The accuracy and sharpness of his punches are unreal. Every time I think he missed, the opponent falls down (which means he did not) or he pulls back the punch (which means he faked it). The speed of his foot work is also amazing. Most fighters that are in the lower weight class are extremely fast compared to the higher weight classes but this guy is something else.
For men of culture, this is real life "Hajime no Ippo".
For a man of lesser culture, like me, do I watch "Hajime no Ippo" 75 episodes from the year 2000, or the 26 episodes from 2009?
edit: nvm just watched the first 3 episodes of the original 2000 show, the newer one isnt dubbed anyway. Thanks for the recommendation! :)
@@Yoshi92 There are few seasons btw with specials.
I would say he’s more like miyata
The point of contact must be TINY but so accurate for those "missed" punches to land and knockdown. That accuracy is insane.....
Lol.. Hajime no Ippo 😂😂. Good example 😆😆
He is truly very gifted and has extraordinary skills. I've watched him for a while, and every time, he seems to grow this incredible skill. He knows exactly where to position himself with explosive power and accuracy. This lad is going all the way to the top, believe me.
Even before this fight vs Fulton he was already a 3 division world champ for 10 years. He's already been all the way to the top in 3 divisions. Right now he's cementing his legacy among those who have reached the very top. So basically it's like a world champ who is chasing after historical titles because he's already at the top and not much else he can chase after.
Lol. It's like saying Michael Jordan will make it to the top after winning NBA finals and MVP player already because they are going for their third title in a row.
Just the fact that such a comment exists tells me he's still highly underrated and not giving the respect he deserves.
He's already at the very top. P4P and titles wise. What's he gotta do, dominate 10 weight classes or something and beat 100 black/Mexican world champs in a row in USA and Mexico like pacman? lol. Hes well on his way there already if that's what you mean by "all the way to the top" like somehow having titles in 4 divisions and ranked p4p 1st or second at worst is somehow "not at the top" already.
So you think this clown can beat mayweather?? Watch what happened to the last undefeated Japanese champion that fought mayweather. He got destroyed within 2 rounds
Terrance Crawford would kill this guy. Lmao 😅
I Agree 😊!!
Floyd:140? is too heavy for the Monster @122lbs
Been following Naoya for many years now and he’s always been a beast of a puncher but I wasn’t sure how he would fair going up in weight which hes done flawlessly. He’s such an aggressive fighter that is so damn entertaining and interesting how no one has been able to handle his power.
Thought he was retired3by now. Glad to know he still
If he comes to New York his ass is done
@@everlastingwilliams3476?
How hard I see fighters training lately and the knowledge of body mechanics in martial arts now most of them are potentially deadly in the ring!
@@everlastingwilliams3476 lol what?
He is so focused, dynamic, powerful and accurate. That is the most lethal of combinations for a boxer.
Now, he's held two belts at 122 and only one fight away from becoming Undisputed in 2 divisions.
A true MONSTER!
The MON-G-STER
A Mongther
8 more pounds than we'll see lol
His last test is mayweather
@@brianramzoti2953lol kid Brian I can beat him one handed
As a Filipino, it's devastating for me to see our great Boxer Donaire has fallen twice against Inoue. But we have to give props to Inoue, he's an absolute beast and on a different level.
Donaire was old.
Owned
we the asmost all japanese boxing fun have got huge respect to Mr nonito flash 🇵🇭
He also our super HERO.
@@japanjack3804 appreciate it Man 🙏🤝
Needless to say, Donaire is one of the greatest boxer. He was the toughest enemy for Naoya so far. He hurt so bad and he almost finished the monster which is crazy.
Respect for Donaire from Japan 🇯🇵
Naoya is one of my favorite fighters to watch and for a very long time now! He's elite at everything in regard to boxing, and such a respectful man out of the ring. ONE OF MY FAVORITES FOR A GENERATION!! Thank you for this great documentary.
The scary thing about him - it looks like he's only getting stronger with each fight.
I was just thinking that watching one of his last fights he started too turn it up in the later rounds and sent the guy down
Scary...er.
I've noticed that.
He evolved so much after the donaire fight, he went from going 12 rounds with donaire to knocking him out in the first round
like a manga/anime protagonist 😅
for real
A sign of a generational boxer is when he moves up in multiple weight classes and makes champions of those classes look like a mismatch. Naoya Inoue has done just that and now he is in his prime. At this point only injuries can hold him back from becoming one of the old time greats.
11:22 That is the BEST 2 punch (edited for the sticklers) combo in the history of boxing!!!!! Prove me wrong. He missed, adjusted his feet in that tiny space, went body with the right to open the face right into the left hook with all his power.
That was STUNNING!!!
ruclips.net/video/ARkARB24HOg/видео.html 2:20 & 7:29 are the best 1-2's in the history of boxing.
That was not 1-2 that's 6-1
it's mechanical and artistic beauty all in the same fraction of a second
I mean.... he's fighting a bum
Always a hater, always.@@ewlinitis
Inoue definitely has the most potential out of all active pro fighters. He definitely deserves his current rank in the top 3 best p4p fighters!
I'd say Crawford has the most potential. But Inoue is in the conversation.
@@johnmcpherson1713 Inoue is a 30 year old 4 division champ, was Undisputed at Bantamweight. His next fight will likely be for Undisputed at Super Bantamweight against Marlon Tapales.
That would make him and Crawford the only two fighters to be Undisputed in two divisions. He proved his power translates at Super Bantamweight so there's nothing stopping him from moving up to Featherweight and becoming a 5 division champ next year. If his power continues to translate at higher weights, he could potentially secure titles in several more divisions. His potential is off the charts.
Inoue no
I watched a video on this dude ages ago and people are still talking about him. Legend
He is very agile and he is very observant and focused. I think that's his greatest strength.
I once commented that Inoue has the comparative power of Tyson, the defensive skills of Mayweather and the quickness and aggressiveness of Pacquiao. Expectedly, fellow Filipino boxing "fans" ganged up on me claiming Pacquaio and other Filipino boxers are the greatest.
I hope one day boxing fans can appreciate a fighter's greatness regardless of nationality, color and race.
defensive skills of mayweather is a stretch. I agree on everything else. Maybe the defensive skills of Pretty Bot Floyd but Money Mayweather barely got hit
He's good defensively but not on a masterclass level as Mayweather...On the other hand,his footwork,speed,timing and shot selection is other worldy.Hes always in position to throw good shots.His style is different
@@poindextertunesI agree Mayweather's defensive prowess was great but he was defensively vulnerable against fighters who were aggressive and relentless. Cases in point we're the first fights with Castillo and Maidana, which not a few people thought he both lost. We can only speculate what would have happened if Castillo and Maidana had the ring IQ, power, speed and defensive skills of Inoue. Of course we can only speculate😀😀.
@@eduardodelfin9162you missed the part where those guys were extremely physical with him and were bigger. They also didn’t mind being a little dirty.
@@tcincali9642 the same can be said of Mayweather. He is not an epitome of clean fighting as well. What I am just pointing out is Mayweather's vulnerability against aggressive, relentless and non-stop punching fighters. Don't get me wrong though, I one of his fans, specially the younger version of him.
Inoue and Shohei could be one of the best if not the greatest ever in their respective sports. To me, what’s equally as impressive besides their physical prowess and talents is their humbleness and humility. No trash talking, taunting, or bad attitudes. Just hard work, discipline, and letting their results do all of the talking.
I wonder if it has to do with the culture they grew up in. From what I've seen and heard, children in Japan tend to be far more respectful of people than children in a lot of other places. I think there's a bigger emphasis on that in Japanese culture.
Asians have high IQ, they don’t need to boast, remain humble. Other races have lower IQ, have to blast to hide inferiority. It’s nothing to be alarmed about tho, just Mother Nature.
@@joshleenall Of course it does. Performance is always connected to the culture you grew up in. Cultures rise and fall, some are at their height. I wouldn't say most Western countries are at their height right now.
Holy hell this is a crazy take, greatest ever. This guy hasn’t done anything to even be close, mayweather canelo, Crawford, tank, dela hoya. He isn’t better then any of them
@@stephenweewoono one you named is the greatest ever either 🤦♂️😭
What i love about the Ali trophy final was although Inoue won he had heard that Donaire had promised his children to bring home that trophy, Inoue went to Donaire's locker room and allowed him to keep his promise to his children...
THAT WHAT ALL THE GREATS DO US LITTLE KNOWN THINGS LIKE THIS WHICH IS ALWAYS ABOUT RESPECT...
IF GIVING, YOU RECEIVE IT.....
A MASSIVE HEART, INSIDE THE SQUARED CIRCLE AND OUTSIDE TO....
BOXING IS STARTING TO REALISE THAT GIVING THE FANS THE FIGHTS WE ALL WANT IS ALWAYS THE BEST WAY !!..
I'VE BEEN KEEPING AN EYE ON THE ASIAN FIGHTER'S WITH 25+ WINS 25+ KOS AND 0 LOSES..THERE'S MULTIPLE PINOY FIGHTER'S WHO ARE NOW GOING TO BE PROMOTED BY THE PACMAN HIMSELF, SO KEEP YOUR EYE ON THESE LIGHTER WEIGHTS FIGHTER'S....BEEN SAYING THIS FOR ABOUT 8 YEAR'S NOW AND ITS JUST ABOUT COMING TOGETHER...OH AND 25+ IS THE MINIMUM, SOME HAVE 40, 40 KOS AND 0 LOSES.....
This is a proper role model! Boxing is so often blighted by ego, it's great to hear these stories that counter that stereotype.
@@danas6398blame Ali
Yes I remember that also that tells you the kind of man he is just wish all fighters would act a little more like men instead of spoiled brats
@@GaryBonnell-tb4ot I heard it and just thought after everything for a young fighter to do that for a fighter like Donaire was great, keeping his promise to his children 🤜RESPECT🤛
No way such a humble champ he don't trash talk his oppents belittle them or be loud and brash cuss at everyone he just wants too be the best he can be
Inoya is a fighter you don’t talk about.. he just does his thing. Great fight, great boxing, perfect timing for him. Can’t wait to see where he goes next with his career.. and his little brother has been doing well too.
Quite a fighter..glad he showed up on my feed. I was that skinny kid in school who knew how to box a little. I also wrestled but I went to 3 different middle schools and 3 different High Schools and I always had to either swallow my pride and allow people to bully me or get them to meet off school grounds to pug it out. It only took a few fights to shut the bullies up but I began to see nerds getting picked on so I defended them. To this day, many years later, the friends I have are the nerds from High School.
One of the most glanced over attributes of Naoya Inoue, is his strategy. Part of that strategy is his aggressive style. It allows him to dictate the fight, it's HIS fight, you can see it on his face. He always forces his opponents to react to him. He downloads the data from each exchange, to be used against them, at the most appropriate time. We witness a variety punches and combinations but they are not unto themselves. They are series of purposeful blows in a well planned strategy, leading to an opponent's demise. His team is quietly overlooked but an undeniable contributor to his success. His most important strategy is, "He always has a plan, even after getting punched in the face".
My favourite fighter. Incredible anticipation, speed, control of range, made possible by his legs and brain. The arms aren't too bad either with KO power on both sides from different angles. Granite chin, heart of a warrior, old school gentleman who stayed true to his roots. He's like a cross between Crawford and Gervonta Davis but 8kg lighter. Inoue, Usyk, Crawford, Davis, Fury is my top 5
He is even more amazing because you look at him and what he does is surprising. His power is incredible. If Tyson is impressed, then so am I.
Inoue is the face of boxing now, the monster is very exciting to watch. He fights toe to toe just like his idol Pacman.😊
His fights are exciting to watch
Naoya is my wifes cousin on her fathers side. Ive met him many times. We are so honored the mighty Mike Tyson would call Naoya out for his boxing skills! That is an honor and thank you.
Im 6' 3" and study MMA, when first meeting Naoya he seems very small but WOW can he strike and move! Hes a really nice guy and extremely devoted to what he puts his mind to in ways very far ahead of most others in his sport.
Our family are very proud! Thank you SO much for the video Boxing Matrix 🙏💯
I'm taller, sorry
Cool story!!
I'm naoya and i don't know who you are
@James-tz5vn what was your nic name when you were in high-school?
😉
Really okay now i know Meoww
There is no one yet to beat him,he is up there all on his own.
The way he lands shots and slides back out of range gives off major Muhammad Ali vibes. His skill is just off the charts.
I think a lot of people try to discredit Inoue for having a close fight with a past-prime Donaire, but I think they're missing the real point: the only way to even remotely touch Inoue is to have vast experience, technique, and power. It's not enough to be a slick counter puncher. It's not enough to be a heavy-handed brawler. You have to be at least as versatile as Inoue, and that's a BIG ask.
Yet even then, Inoue's improved dramatically since his first fight with Donaire, showing new wrinkles that have made the gap between him and other boxers ever wider. His head-movement and clinch-fighting ability has improved. His already stellar footwork and jab are even sharper. Any weakness people have tried to identify in him, Inoue rectifies and then proceeds to excel past. He's truly a monster of modern boxing.
I agree you must at least have a lot of power to have a chance to beat Inoue. It's very rare in lower weight class, yet Donaire has that power.
Inoue uses each fight to gain knowledge to constantly improve himself.
I'm sure, even though he won easily against Fulton, he'll analyze the fight and pick out places where he failed to connect or avoid some his punches.
@@marvinmurakami8828 That's exactly what makes Inoue so terrifying. Usually the concern with dominant fighters is that they'll get arrogant, rest on their laurels, and pay for their hubris. But Inoue shows no real sign of that. He always knows there are places and ways he can improve, and it shows.
Donaire was 36 during that first fight, but a 36 yrs of age,
is not yet old,
that is an excuse,
Manuel Marquez was 39 when
he knockout Pacquiao,
He is 5 years older than Pacquiao
Agree. Another skill Inoue has worth noting is how effortlessly he can disentangle himself when an opponent try to clench and tie him. Pacquiao failed to neutralize Mayweather's excessive holding. Their fight could have turned differently if he did.
Truly earned his title as the pride of Japanese boxing, I cant wait to watch his next fight.
The most defining moment is his fight with Donaire. They are very similar. Donaire also chases the finish. That was the passing of the guard.
The torch is passed, the guard is changed
Yeah too bad Donaire was 10 years older and towards the end of his career
Not similar at all Nonito is Flat Footed more of a pressure fighter similar to Mexican Style kinda boring but when he delivers its brutal his punches pack so much power.
No passing of the torch. Its more of a torch extinguished by a volcano.
donaire was way passedf his best was battered years before by Rigendou so Donaire fight probably not his best
this dude understands the art of interception with speed, power and accuracy
Who's here after he put on a masterclass against Fulton. The kid is indeed monster. ❤
Lmao. What happened to the last jap champion that was undefeated? He fought an exhibition against mayweather and got destroyed within a few rounds
He out classed the school boy.
Me. I remember fulton saying with 8 ounce gloves everyone is a hard puncher. 😂😂😂
the kid is indeed 30 years old ♥
When Mike Tyson speak of his name, u know he isn’t ordinary
He’s every bit what his nickname implies. He’s THE Monster.
He has been my P4P #1 since he KO'd Donaire in that 2nd fight. His recent win against Fulton further solidifies it for me, that he is far and away the best boxer in the world right now.
Stop it
THATS FACT!!
Clown
Beterbiev is better than him
@@francoisleclerc112 I love Beterviev, great fighter with a lot of power. But come on man. Not even close. He's stayed light heavyweight his whole career.
That guy should be called the ninja, because he's so fast and none of his opponents seens his hands hitting them , unbelievable fighter got to be one of the best ever,
The punches the impressed me most on this first viewing of Inoue were those short lefts that knocked his opponent down. He seems to producing deadly power with these punches. They certainly are more than a straight left, but look to me like a very compact left hook that is so fat it delivers knock out power before the opponent can block or avoid it. A pleasure to watch.
strange because the last guy seems te barely be fazed by them
Percentage of Inoue's KOs is closed to 90%. No one has this performance.
The Inoue clan (井上氏, Inoue-shi) was a samurai clan which came to prominence from the late Kamakura through Edo periods in Japanese history, descending from the Seiwa Genji.
Didn't Japanese commoners get their family names from the local feudal lord ?
😂😂
What an amazing fighter, and good man. he has a lot of skill and a lot of character at the same time. His ability to concentrate is incredible. I think his fights with the great Doniare made him a great fighter.
Is there any way he can fight Canelo?
Inoue learned a lot from his fight from Donair. Which ultimately made him greater
ドネア1戦目は実は井上は減量の調整が失敗していて試合当日のリカバリーが3㎏しかなかったそうです
なので試合を見てみると井上の体の線が細いのが分かります
@@box-yarouやっぱそうなんや
いつもよりフィジカルで押されてた気がしたから納得
@@dh-vv3jo インタビューか何かで本人が言っていたのが記事にされていたのを目にしたので間違いないと思います
なのでスピードはあってもこの試合の井上腰が軽いですよね、左フック引っかけても威力が全然ないですし
@@box-yarou 丁寧なご説明ありがとうございます。仰る通りですね。パンチ当たってるのに全然倒せないのはドネアが打たれ強いというよりも井上の仕上がりが悪かったからですねー。二戦目はあっけなかったですしね
@@dh-vv3jo やはり骨太でハム筋と太ももふくらはぎが大きく体幹が太い井上はバンタムではきつかったんでしょうね！
コロナ禍にアメリカでモロニーとやった時も二週間隔離されていて食事面の調整が上手くいかず調子を崩していたみたいで数ラウンドこなした後足がつりそうになってましたね、その中であんな圧勝するからもう訳分かりません笑
Great video. Very well made. His power is increased exponentially by his precise punch placement. Scary dude.
He's far from powerful. It's all about accuracy. The title of this video and it's sensational narration are ridiculous.
Two things: One, he has a great chin. And two, I haven't seen a straight right that fast and effective since a young Ali. His speed and power are off the charts.
Indeed! He hits so hard that you can feel the pain inflicted to the opponent by just watching..
that last fight and hug just make this sport beautiful
Thanks for putting out the video.. Well done as always 👍
I think his win on Donaire really matured his boxing IQ and grew the "monster." Now, he's a wrecking machine and Fulton felt that enhancement first hand. SHORYUKEN! 💯
The mongster literally made me giggle for days😂😂
The energy in this song is contagious. It's the kind of music that lifts your spirits and stays with you long after it's over.
The monster does everything exceptionally well.
man he is so technical. Dude basically counters and nullifies everyone no matter what reach, size, or height. How the hell is he doing this?
Great boxer
He's a terrific all around boxer. Has it all.
If only people knows how inoue trains, people minds will be blown, and the reason why inoue hits so hard, inoue is the epitome of the perfect boxer coz he gains his speed and strength through training and hardwork unlike other boxers that they’re already strong and fast but still they can’t defeat inoue…
Well like the samurai they train everyday repetition too perfect their technique
10:07 the way his corner people both clapped before raising their hands 😂 maybe the edibles kicked in
I so people say about him, that his the smallest guy. But this is the result of ambition and discipline, that old japonez discipline, how samurai where made up
He is an amazing artist, figured out, focused, fast, and powerful. Looking forward to more of his fights, I think he steps up the game big-time and I think he's a good person as well. Cheers to all from BC Canada!
He beat the shyt outta Fulton… it wasn’t even a competition…
Inoue ain’t no joke…
Against those bums got no chance against the best fighters my girl, Spencer tank and many more tank would drive him into rounds
@@harrytrinkle4137are you drunk or just forgot to take your pills?
@@harrytrinkle4137 Harry you hurting a little, time for you accept or choke on Inoue bashing your guy into submission.
@@harrytrinkle4137tyson fury would beat the shit outta spence and tank
🤣🤣🤣 tank ans spence? They fight 140 and 147. Innoe fights 118 and 122.
You could say, in-a-way, that he's a complete monster!
Monster is one of the best body punchers of the last 10-15 years, it is the power to the body that sets up the finish. Also, whilst he has a very good chin the reality is that he rarely gets hit clean, and when he does he is often moving away which weakens the power of the shot.
Following this weekend whose is the P4P king Monster or Crawford?
Impressive accurace when Inoue hits oponent body.
Monster for me. He is just more clean and technical and more accurate and power. Better distance control, can fight outside, inside, can brawl or out box you and do it all with such a clean style that is just beautiful to watch. He is like what I consider the perfect Orthodox boxer to be. Crawford is crazy good but he has a more unique/less orthodox style and not as nice to watch as Inoue. That is not a put down of Crawford, but just super praise for inoue. Crawford still number 2 p4p but stylistically inoeu is just IT for me personally. Of course other will disagree, and that's fine as long as they put inoeu number 2 haha.
Who do you have as p4p after Crawford fight?
He reminds me of a lightweight Roberto Duran..powerful, lightning fast, durable and savvy. This, I believe, is a great fighter.
And he won by TKO on Rd8. What a monstrous performance.
Saved by the referee, I wanted to see a KO.
@gumonmyshu it would've been recorded as a KO if the ref counted out that second knockdown.
@@gumonmyshu That was a KO. Fulton quitted in the corner
@@marvinmurakami8828 Just saying, I still wanted to see gloves touching the canvas. The referee didn't let that happen.
This clown would get killed by terrace Crawford or mayweather. What are y’all smoking on.
I love how they tried trash talking Inoue in the podcast and Tyson just elegantly puts down those insults with praise.
😂 Monster, you mean little bugger! 😂
He's still in his prime.
he still have 5 more years I believe.... 36 years old will slow down year by year.
People conveniently forget that Donaire dropped Nordine Oubaali in the 4th round to become champion again, after the first Inoue fight. Oubaali was an undefeated champion.
@@clubeyxander5132 Donaire honestly fights extremely well.
The lyrics of this song, combined with the melody, create a powerful message that resonates deeply with me. It's a musical masterpiece.
It’s really hard to defeat Naoya because of his talent, powerful punch and he has a lot of stamina if you’re Naoya opponent you’ll be dead if you don’t have that three things, watch out for those hater’s already for Naoya he is really a Monster 👽👽👽😂😂😂yap he has a lot of skills and maybe he can like Manny PAC someday. Intelligent fighter 👍👍👍
Absolutely superb documentary.
The narration, video editing and music all top notch.
There's no question about his power, the question is if he can take punches from equally strong opponents.
tbf he would need to go to middleweight to find someone like that
@@osamabinrunterladen no need to look that far. theres plenty at lighweight (135lbs) -ryan garcia, gervonta davis, devin haney. shakur stevenson, isaac pitbul cruz etc. Or if he wants it lighter at super featherweight (130lbs) -emmanuel navarette or oscar valdez.
Donaire is a big puncher, he broke Naoya eye bone and Inoue still fought n won, so yeah I think he can take a punch
@@RyshelHolguin-jl1dlif donaire broke his eye bone what do you think Tank would do
He will get KO'd by anyone decent. Watch.
I am thrilled about this boxer. I'm from the Philippines.
Why not wait a few hours and put the Fulton ko on this? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ikr😂
I don’t know much about boxing but I like how he gets in range and gets out of range so quick makin it hard for all these fighter to land punches
Loma at 130 would be nice
Every fight he get's better.. and better.. and much better !! That's a MONSTER !
POWER MAX
SPEED MAX
STAMINA MAX
TIMING MAX
IQ MAX
ALLMAX!!!!!!!!!!
courage no max
I'm not amuch of a boxing fan but I have been bingewatching clips of this exceptional man all weekend. Amazing.
Great video
He's the real monster
I remember thinking at the end of that first match with Donaire, that it could have gone either way or even been a draw. But of course the rematch left no doubt.
There is one truth which is, there is always someone better then yourself. The clock is ticking until Naoya meets that person.
If you can cornered Inoue it's already great achievement even if you loose 😂
Damn you can see his blows from behind his opponent damn go easy bro
very powerful boxer
but has no courage to fight Casimero the Filipino boxer with no fear to anyone in any place in his class weight
@@emmbel30what belt does chickenmero have? He still begging for his belt back?
15:45 is the best part when Nonito throws his heart out in the ring knowing he lost, giving it his absolute all at the end.
Inoue reminds me of Saenchai, a genius and a master of his chaft
This guy cracks so hard mike tyson said what's up
I like that they don’t seem to clinch much although this is edited and I could be wrong. It would be just like Japan to not want to do that and think it is cheating/weak/dishonorable. Love so much about Japans honor codes.
This is why i like boxing over MMA. There is respect between fighters. When the opponent goes down you dont immediately start trying to end their live and beating them when they are down, there is honor in letting your opponent get back up and defeating them TOE TO TOE standing.
Scientifically, what weight division could Inoue go up to and keep his punch power? Before muscle, mass, decreased speed etc comes into force?
He's only 5"4, do the math
@@sayasith ouf what a bad luck in genetics. If he would be 5'9 or something he could go so much higher divison
This guy is tiny but he's really tough.
He trains so hard, since the first fight with Donaire where he almost got knock-out,
every monster has their own fear, if he conquered his fear before, his nickname has been cemented by now
His stance being wide all the time is terrifying. He holds it while being quick. Tough to do.
His timing is on point and his hand speed.
Inoue does NOT punch he lands bombs! Japanese monster just too fast and too powerful!
His ability to push jab through the gaurd to is just the set up for the overhand right to the ear...seeing this is just a reminder of how precise his punches are which then allow him to land the power shots with both hands, his head and bodywork v fulton just gone was fast AF...able to land both and get out out of range for the counter shot...
May few more then tank??
@@garyclarke2385 I would love like millions to see Inoue fight Tank Davis IF that ever happens! Tank NOT able to KO the Mexican " Pit Bull". The Japanese monster is just too smart to make mistakes while he handles each round control 🎛️🛂 ing EACH PACE...
As anyone who has an interest in boxing can see Inoue is different in ways that Ali was different from any other boxers of his time. I am also watching boxing again having become somewhere between bored and exasperated by the likes of Chris Eubank Jr. and his performing dad’s nonsense. Inoue is so different that he appears almost super human. His speed, his punching accuracy and his perfect balance and timing are simply extraordinary to behold. Add to that the unbelievable power of his punches and his instinctive ability to sense when the time is right to finish his opponents and you have a boxer who will be difficult if not impossible to defeat whilst he is still in the boxing business. My only concern is that one of his challengers will suffer serious permanent injuries if not worse. He is both mesmerising and frightening. His nickname “monster” is about right. Perhaps he’s an android?
Ngannou himself holds the current record for the hardest punch in the world, having clocked a striking power of 129,161 units on a PowerKube. he couldn't kill nobody
Let him punch you in the face and see
Won't mean nothing once the Bronze Bomber put his hands on Ngannou.
No matter your technique you can not out train size differnce sadly.... like he would get beaten to death by a heavyweight. But mb i am wrong