Hope enjoy everyone! Let me know what you think about Junto's style and do you think he can pose a threat to Inoue? For more style breakdowns check out my playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLMCIO3_ynz3gQczY0gGHoCd4hm19USFlv
Japan has had 89 world champions throughout history, being the fourth most prolific country ever in boxing. It's not too surprising that they're producing such a volume of top talent given their track record. It's great to see anyway since they box like no others and consistently have some of the best fights in boxing.
@@mjolninja9358ggg style is definitely more “mexican” after trainjng with abel sanchez lol. His soviet esque style left him cus he needed an advertiser friendly style for pro boxing. Him and Canelo are very similar in terms of style, like FREAKISHLY similar, I think it’s fate that they ended up fighting cus having two guys with such similar careers in some aspects and styles is just insane.
As fun as the nakatani Inoue fight sounds...I don't want either to take an L. They are both great and I especially want Inoue to retire undefeated. He has single handidly made the lower weights must see tv, and kod so many champs on the way. Thankyou Inoue and may nakatani be the next great from the East!!
Bam is building his own resume “legacy”. I don’t see the fight happening. It’s a different mindset from western fighters and more importantly promotion. Japan they face strong opponents regardless. Economically not wise decision, also longevity wise. But for boxing fans, it’s treasure. Many great Japanese fighters retired early after first loss unless there is a several fights more singed with promoter in advanced. I am ok with both approach but just different culture and mindset.
@@joylandimmanuel9975catchweight? They’re literally just 3lbs away from each other 😂😂 Bam has actually fought heavier than 118lbs before. Check his record 🤦🏻♂️
Him against the Monster Inoue is definitely an intriguing fight. Basically Japan's version of Spence vs Crawford, but the fight itself would be more similar to Bivol vs Beterbiev. Essentially, Junto could outbox Inoue for many rounds, but Inoue's power and pressure would make him be on the defensive for more rounds and wear him out throughout the fight. As a result, Inoue wins on points. That's how I see the fight playing out.
Lol I think Inoue wins, but I disagree with your reasoning.... Inoue hits incredibly hard but he's very much a masterful boxer--and it's even more apparent than when looking at someone like Beterbiev (who quite honestly has always had somewhat underrated boxing IQ, simply because he's known as a devastating puncher). When Inoue is switched on, his attacks are extremely precise and his defense and feet are on point. Junto, as good as he is, I don't think that he's generally as sharp as Inoue has shown he can be.
@@Boosiefade123Inoue hits hard, but his power is overrated imo, he’s just really scarily good at setting up knockout punches. They don’t see it coming and get KO’d
I think this is a perfect opportunity for future videos about legendary Japanese boxers of the past like Fighting Harada who in my opinion has the boxing style that resembles Harry Greb the most.
Junto heaves a lot of his left hands and tosses a high amount of throw aways to load right hand power punches. Is he a natural right hander who an early trainer morphed into a southpaw?
That's what I thought as well. Similar to what coaches in Thailand do when the student says that they want to become a professional straight away. Start then off as southpaws that will have more experience against leftis
@@lncarpenter3 that's right. Kozo Ishii, who first coached him, converted him to southpaw. Kouzo Ishii passed away in an accident, but Junto Nakatani is fighting to carry on his will.
A fighter like this you give him difrent angle and footwork with straight punches just like he does but he's somewhat flat footed so he will have problems with movers.
Junto calls himself a kamikaze fighter, but in reality, it is his opponents who have no choice but to kamikaze-attack him, and he is like a naval destroyer that uses its CIWS (Phalanx) to fire anti-aircraft fire. In addition, Junto has even implemented Tomahawk missiles for long-range attacks, making players of lesser height and reach than Junto feel that they have virtually no chance of winning.
Would be interesting to see a video of the japanese style of boxing, if there is such a thing. Don't know much about japanese boxers in history but I would love to learn
His ability to hit his opponent and manage to pull his self back immediately to avoid any counter from his opponent that is because of his wide open legs fighting stance plus reach advantage.
He reminds me of MLB pitcher, Yu Darvish. As you said, Junto throws many punches from the hip, which keeps his opponents guessing. The way his uppercuts AND his overhead shots start from the same point is wild. Yu Darvishs’ pitches all come from the same delivery/arm angle. Keeps the batters guessing. Great breakdown, thanks.
Very much a highly technical style like the Soviet one but also can be very attritional like the Mexicans. They're a league of their own in Japan and I personally think they have the most entertaining style in boxing. So many times I tune into Japanese fight cards with many of the best fights of the year.
Technical, discipline, in-fight, mental strength. But the rare thing about Nakatani is, it is very rare for a southpaw tall fighter to engage inside game so much. His defense, head position in in-fight game is what separates him from the rest in his division i think.
Technical, discipline, in-fight, mental strength. But the rare thing about Nakatani is, it is very rare for a southpaw tall fighter to engage inside game so much. His defense, head position in in-fight game is what separates him from the rest in his division i think.
i love boxing life, but he never pronounced naoya inoue ever correct, coming from Japan i ll always cringe when he says whatever his way of sying his name is. The content on the other Hand is absolutely amazing, keep ab the good work
Have you ever considered it's my accent? I'm not going to put on a Japanese accent to say it. I just say how I say it now as I followed how to pronounce and lots of other RUclipsrs pronounce even worse than me. I do really appreciate your kind words though.
Bam been ducking Junto. This fight will never happen. Bam moved up to 115 to duck junto at 112. Junto chased him and moved up to 115,then Bam moved DOWN to duck him. Junto wasted time and finally decided to move up to 118 then bam moved back to 115 right after that. Bam won’t move up to 118 till junto leave and moves up to 122. Junto even started lower weight than “BUM” Rodriguez
@@brucele2776 Cheating is cheating move on na brad at wala din title na hawak si casimero ibig sabihin hindi sya worth it labanan. Kung hindi sya umalis sa MP promotion dapat madami na syang big fights kaya lang mas nauna yabang at hindi din impressive yung last win againts a nobody, probably a walmart emloyee.
He definitely needs some big fights first. Bantamweight division is dominated by Japanese world champ now. So would be good to see him try unify before stepping up.
Hope enjoy everyone! Let me know what you think about Junto's style and do you think he can pose a threat to Inoue? For more style breakdowns check out my playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLMCIO3_ynz3gQczY0gGHoCd4hm19USFlv
A long limbed southpaw. A default pain in the azz for most boxers to face
@@LeadLeftLeon and he knows the length of his techniques and opponents reach. True science demon
Tall, lengthy, converted southpaw. Who’s style is Soviet
Just the fact that Inoue's biggest challenge yet is hailing from his own country shows how far Japan came in this sport.
Japan has had 89 world champions throughout history, being the fourth most prolific country ever in boxing. It's not too surprising that they're producing such a volume of top talent given their track record. It's great to see anyway since they box like no others and consistently have some of the best fights in boxing.
Junto is a westernized style Japanese. Trained by a Mexican-American. Genaro Hernandez brother
@@LeadLeftLeon what does that have to do with anything?
@@ampersandmcvinegar5681sounds like he’d say something like GGG is Mexican
@@ampersandmcvinegar5681 that his style is unique
A trainer is significant to a fighter's success dumbasz@@ampersandmcvinegar5681
@@mjolninja9358ggg style is definitely more “mexican” after trainjng with abel sanchez lol. His soviet esque style left him cus he needed an advertiser friendly style for pro boxing. Him and Canelo are very similar in terms of style, like FREAKISHLY similar, I think it’s fate that they ended up fighting cus having two guys with such similar careers in some aspects and styles is just insane.
As fun as the nakatani Inoue fight sounds...I don't want either to take an L. They are both great and I especially want Inoue to retire undefeated. He has single handidly made the lower weights must see tv, and kod so many champs on the way. Thankyou Inoue and may nakatani be the next great from the East!!
Junto vs. Bam, please 🙏🏿.
Yeah really want to see that one!
now thats the fight to make! Jesse's the one!!!
@@BoxingLifeyesss Sir😂
let us hoping BAM as UNDISPUTED vs JUNTO as UNDISPUTED at CATCHWEIGHT👹
Bam is building his own resume “legacy”. I don’t see the fight happening. It’s a different mindset from western fighters and more importantly promotion. Japan they face strong opponents regardless. Economically not wise decision, also longevity wise. But for boxing fans, it’s treasure. Many great Japanese fighters retired early after first loss unless there is a several fights more singed with promoter in advanced. I am ok with both approach but just different culture and mindset.
@@joylandimmanuel9975catchweight? They’re literally just 3lbs away from each other 😂😂
Bam has actually fought heavier than 118lbs before. Check his record 🤦🏻♂️
Been waiting for a Nakatani analysis outside of my own personal study. Thank you.
@@arbosmak5914 hope you enjoyed!
中谷は日本のボクサーというよりアメリカのスタイルを感じます。
ハイブリットされた強さがあるのだと思います。
Love the Japanese school. Thanks, Jamie!
My pleasure Dan! Hope you enjoyed 👊
fuck bro you couldn't have dropped a better video i've been studying junto for months
thanks again bro 🫡🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@gloxksoulja2642 👊
You always come in clutch
I’ve been waiting for this thank you
I heard nakatani is right handed, that explain why his jab has a power in it
Yeah, hes a converted Southpaw
@@leonardiephang8425 maybe explains why he loves throwing the lead uppercut
@@leonardiephang8425 the power jab is serious
Slim Reaper got some heat
Slim reaper😂😂
@@vaughnjackson6297I started that nickname 😂😂. Give me my credit
Him against the Monster Inoue is definitely an intriguing fight. Basically Japan's version of Spence vs Crawford, but the fight itself would be more similar to Bivol vs Beterbiev.
Essentially, Junto could outbox Inoue for many rounds, but Inoue's power and pressure would make him be on the defensive for more rounds and wear him out throughout the fight.
As a result, Inoue wins on points. That's how I see the fight playing out.
Inoue power is not that overwhelming, I think Inoue is more powerful but Junto is not far from him, his speed can definitely overwhelm him
No its not; spence was a walking shadow of himself.
Lol I think Inoue wins, but I disagree with your reasoning.... Inoue hits incredibly hard but he's very much a masterful boxer--and it's even more apparent than when looking at someone like Beterbiev (who quite honestly has always had somewhat underrated boxing IQ, simply because he's known as a devastating puncher). When Inoue is switched on, his attacks are extremely precise and his defense and feet are on point. Junto, as good as he is, I don't think that he's generally as sharp as Inoue has shown he can be.
@@Boosiefade123Inoue hits hard, but his power is overrated imo, he’s just really scarily good at setting up knockout punches. They don’t see it coming and get KO’d
@@PartyCrasher04 That’s how most knockouts occur though if not all
I think this is a perfect opportunity for future videos about legendary Japanese boxers of the past like Fighting Harada who in my opinion has the boxing style that resembles Harry Greb the most.
I saw the Maloney fight live, he had already won the fight that KO was the cherry on top 😮
Nakatani vs Bam Rodriguez is the we need RN
Inoue vs Japanese Pacquiao version 💪🏼
Junto heaves a lot of his left hands and tosses a high amount of throw aways to load right hand power punches. Is he a natural right hander who an early trainer morphed into a southpaw?
That's what I thought as well. Similar to what coaches in Thailand do when the student says that they want to become a professional straight away. Start then off as southpaws that will have more experience against leftis
@@lncarpenter3 that's right. Kozo Ishii, who first coached him, converted him to southpaw. Kouzo Ishii passed away in an accident, but Junto Nakatani is fighting to carry on his will.
@@om8973 that's some anime shit. Lit no caps
The real Japanese monster
Maybe a breakdown of Adonis Stevenson or Shinsuke Yamanaka?
A fighter like this you give him difrent angle and footwork with straight punches just like he does but he's somewhat flat footed so he will have problems with movers.
Junto Vs Inoue is a very interesting puzzle to solve
Junto calls himself a kamikaze fighter, but in reality, it is his opponents who have no choice but to kamikaze-attack him, and he is like a naval destroyer that uses its CIWS (Phalanx) to fire anti-aircraft fire. In addition, Junto has even implemented Tomahawk missiles for long-range attacks, making players of lesser height and reach than Junto feel that they have virtually no chance of winning.
Would be interesting to see a video of the japanese style of boxing, if there is such a thing. Don't know much about japanese boxers in history but I would love to learn
He’s 5 ft 8. Maybe he can become a lightweight
Maybe he can be Naoya’s 50/50 fight, and they trilogy.
Nakatani the only one i can see beating Inoue
Well deserved for junto Nakatani he so underrated
His ability to hit his opponent and manage to pull his self back immediately to avoid any counter from his opponent that is because of his wide open legs fighting stance plus reach advantage.
His style relly reminds me of Alexis Arguello!
@@inhhuytran5055 in terms of how he throws his left cross. But I think he has a much wider stance than Arguello did.
@ Definitely! But the way he throws his jab to hook, straight punches, and uppercut to the body, is just so reminiscent of Arguello!
He reminds me of MLB pitcher, Yu Darvish. As you said, Junto throws many punches from the hip, which keeps his opponents guessing. The way his uppercuts AND his overhead shots start from the same point is wild. Yu Darvishs’ pitches all come from the same delivery/arm angle. Keeps the batters guessing.
Great breakdown, thanks.
Inoue would differently knock him out
Your just saying that because your a Inoue fanboy, you don’t even know who this boxer is
Inoue at his best is sharper than nakatani from what i have seen
I would have to favor Inoue in that bout as well
Inoue will savor this boy's liver
whos the japanese fighter at :30 that dudes got some serious firepower 😂 look at how the dudes soul left his body
You have yo talk about Dmitry pirog, one of the best russian talents ver for me
Junto mashiba nakatami !!!
How would you describe the Japanese style of boxing?
Very much a highly technical style like the Soviet one but also can be very attritional like the Mexicans. They're a league of their own in Japan and I personally think they have the most entertaining style in boxing. So many times I tune into Japanese fight cards with many of the best fights of the year.
Technical, discipline, in-fight, mental strength. But the rare thing about Nakatani is, it is very rare for a southpaw tall fighter to engage inside game so much. His defense, head position in in-fight game is what separates him from the rest in his division i think.
Technical, discipline, in-fight, mental strength. But the rare thing about Nakatani is, it is very rare for a southpaw tall fighter to engage inside game so much. His defense, head position in in-fight game is what separates him from the rest in his division i think.
Bivol step back and step back in. Biv has short arms for someone who fights tall
WTF is up with that referee’s shove at 0:52 when Junto was clearly heading for the corner? Is he biased towards the other fighter?
The best part about boxing is, that there is always a contender that is slept on. Cuz it’s good to watch other fighters instead of the popular ones
Junto is no contender buddy.
i love boxing life, but he never pronounced naoya inoue ever correct, coming from Japan i ll always cringe when he says whatever his way of sying his name is. The content on the other Hand is absolutely amazing, keep ab the good work
Have you ever considered it's my accent? I'm not going to put on a Japanese accent to say it. I just say how I say it now as I followed how to pronounce and lots of other RUclipsrs pronounce even worse than me. I do really appreciate your kind words though.
I think inoue has a speed advantage which gives him just a slight edge over this guy just a slight edge
Bam been ducking Junto. This fight will never happen. Bam moved up to 115 to duck junto at 112. Junto chased him and moved up to 115,then Bam moved DOWN to duck him. Junto wasted time and finally decided to move up to 118 then bam moved back to 115 right after that. Bam won’t move up to 118 till junto leave and moves up to 122. Junto even started lower weight than “BUM” Rodriguez
Could you do Evander Holyfield ?
リゴンドーの強化バージョンが中谷だと思うが、しかし、ロマチェンコvsリゴンドーの様な圧倒的な差は生まれないと思う。
Juno need to fight and dominate the Monster ex opponent first. If not, Juno got no chance with the Monster.
スッゲエ身体！
I’d rather see Inoue move to FW tbh
A bit slow innit? Inoue’s lunch
井上戦はまだ早いと思う。
まずはバムとやって勝ってから。
無敗のPFPランカー同士でどちらが勝つか分からない。
Cam he beat inoue?
Junto is too slow and gets hit by right hands way to easily. Inoue beats him easily.
😂wide same as manila ice😅
Nakatani -pacman.have similarities
Junto wouldn’t beat Inoue. No way in hell
Short list of flaws is he that good
29-0 three weight champion who's dominating fellow champs and contenders with vicious knockout ability. Yeah he's that good.
Inoue could beat him with footwork
it's not better ah that inoue.
Way too slow and too many openings
Hes slow😕
Nothing special
@@Carlcar550 definately is good will be exposed by a smart come forward fighter
A three weight world champion by 26 is not special 🤷♂️ haters gonna hate I guess
@@abduluthmannureni398way too much length and power for a pressure fighter to give him that many problems
@@Carlcar550 like you?
I'd definitely like to see him face Casimero
Japanese are scared of fighting Casimero that is why they banned him to fight in Japan. The overweight issue is just an excuse.
@@brucele2776 Cheating is cheating move on na brad at wala din title na hawak si casimero ibig sabihin hindi sya worth it labanan. Kung hindi sya umalis sa MP promotion dapat madami na syang big fights kaya lang mas nauna yabang at hindi din impressive yung last win againts a nobody, probably a walmart emloyee.
@jmcp2032 mp ? Manghuhul ka? Bakit hindi mo na hulaan na lumuhd si ancajas, sultan, tapales? Paano mo nahulaan? Naniniwala ka kasi sa pnguuto ni pow.
@jmcp2032 marami bang laban si ancajas? O maraming talo?
@jmcp2032 ikaw ang magmove on?
Nakatani can't beat Casimero.
He will probably run away just like Inoue😂
カシメロって あの体重超過繰り返すデブかｗ
35歳にもなってルール守れないってすごいよなｗ
ファンが甘やかすせいでチャンスが逃げていく。
自分のだらしなさが原因なのに、それで相手が逃げるとかほざく？
フィリピンのファンはそれでいいと思っているの？？
@@改善-c4d Casimero the Clown RUclipsr who lost to Sultan 🤣
Scared to Tapeles and Martin 🤣
Nakatani is good but i don't think he will beat inoue...not enough experience under his belt
He definitely needs some big fights first. Bantamweight division is dominated by Japanese world champ now. So would be good to see him try unify before stepping up.