A Look Inside Naoya Inoue Training Camp As He Prepares for Marlon Tapales

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Publicado 2023-12-22
To get you ready for his undisputed fight go inside #naoyainoue training camp in this section of Camp Life. #boxing #toprank

Next Up for Top Rank Boxing, Japan’s pound-for-pound king is gearing up to extend his undisputed legacy to a second weight class.

WBC/WBO world champion Naoya “Monster” Inoue and WBA/IBF king Marlon Tapales will collide in an undisputed junior featherweight showdown on Tuesday, December 26 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo. Inoue, already a four-division world champion, seeks to become the second fighter to earn four-belt undisputed status in a second division.

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @TheBoss-ro3iu
    He doesn’t care about the titles, but just to prove how strong he is. What a mindset.
  • @Sarissa99
    Inoue is the real face of current pro boxing. Hes the definition of pro boxing. Extremely technical, always looks for the finish, doesn't falter at any round and his blows are deadly with minimal/zero wind up.
  • Too many people in these comments hating on this man. He is pure entertainment and is the fighter hundreds of other fighters wish they could be. Enjoy this greatness while we can, and stop hating. He's doing things NEVER done in boxing history.
  • @Kukisan24
    Instead of people hating on this Guy. Sit back, relax and just marvel at this man's ability because they dont come around that often!!
  • @grandizer4531
    Inoue is one of the greatest boxers I've ever seen. He's got speed, power, footwork, and is a great counter puncher.
  • @SOLE_II_SOUL
    That’s why he’s achieved so much in the sport. He doesn’t focus on accumulating titles, simply putting on S-tier performances.
  • @tarzan2441
    This guy deserves zero hate. Nobody in the sport is getting business done like him
  • @pallen49
    More credit should be given to his father Shingo and his team...they're the foundation that Inoue's greatness sits on...
  • Inoue has the best close/short range power I’ve seen in a long time.
  • @imnotbilly8480
    I love this kid! Best thing to happen to boxing in a long time.
  • @zacharymejia3734
    I absolutely like inoue's attitude. He doesn't talk about winning titles. He goes out and does it! There's so much that these "high profile " could learn from this man. 5:38
  • @vh448
    Soft spoken nice guy out of the ring, dangerous hitman in it with that kind of speed and power.
  • @red_b3g
    Other boxers arguments is always about money. Need more boxers like inoue takes on multiple fights per year
  • @user-id4kn3pb7v
    Those who criticize Inoue cannot criticize him logically. Because he is perfect and a true fighter. He has fought many world fights (and recently only in the champion class) and has knocked out opponents who have never been downed before. He never runs away from a fight, he wins by shooting and dominating the fight. That is not something that can be done without a difference in ability. And those who wanted to criticize Inoue bet on Fulton, but he got beat up too. Anyone who watches that fight and says that Fulton would have won if he were in the US would be ignorant and shameless.
  • @haroldfloyd5518
    Inoue is such a freak athletically but what really sets him apart is his intelligence. Since the first title fight he has addressed his weaknesses and become world class in those very things. At first just a banger, now he dances with the best of them, his head movement makes him hard to hit, and he’s got astonishing foot speed and hand speed. But I’ve said before that if you took away the Monster’s power and made him average, he’d be Haney or Lomachenko or Shakur…he’s that good. Tapales has literally no chance. He has almost no chance of not getting knocked out.
  • @tarotaro6214
    He said he doesn't have the mental strength for a tune-up fight, that's what separated him from the rest of the fighters.
  • @balam8743
    I am so glad this young man is getting all teh recognition he deserves.
  • @samidavis3146
    I hope Inoue become undisputed at 122 this coming week and and move up immediately to 126 and repeat becoming the first ever to do so in record time. 126 is where we will truly crown him as P4P #1.