NAOYA INOUE (JAPAN) vs ANTONIO NIEVES (USA) - TKO FIGHT!

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Publicado 2024-05-04
So guys Naoya Inoue provides us with another dominant performance over Antonio Nieves. The speed in attack, counter punching, combination punching, and bodywork were so impressive to watch from Inoue.

So we are moving ever so closely to the undisputed defense fight for Naoya Inoue against the Puerto Rican star Luis Nery in Japan. Now there are some minor similarities and differences between them

Their last names start with the same letter
Both opponents have a connection to Puerto Rico
And in my opinion, both opponents will lose

One definite difference between Nieves and Nery is that the former is an orthodox boxer and Nery is a southpaw. Inoue of course fights as an orthodox fighter.

So in the fight against Nery, this means that Inoue's backhand will be significantly more important for him to use against Nery than Nieves or any orthodox in general.

The reason for this is that in an orthodox vs Southpaw confrontation, the lead hands of both boxers are immediately drawn into an offensive battle for positioning. So for example, controlling the opponent's lead hand, feinting, and blocking.

Now, while the lead hand is preoccupied and effectively creating a distraction for the opponent, the backhand normally has an open and uncontested channel down the center to strike the opponent. So sometimes, this is why the backhand lands as a surprise.

Also, Inoue obviously has a speed attribute and you can see it in his reflexes and you can see him with his technical movement; so counters, evading, and also in his direct attacks.

Regarding his reflexes, I know he does a lot of reactive work to fit the correct action or reaction to specific stimuli.

Now when it comes to his direct attacks his Jab is released incredibly fast, is imposing enough to place the opponent on the back foot, and normally sets the tone and tempo for the fight.

Now I've seen the way Inoue trains and I am telling you now that it is paramount for boxers to train with a raised back heel so that the lead hand operates with a quick release of propulsion off the back foot...

as opposed to a slower less efficient movement of stepping with the lead foot that is assisted with a push after from the backfoot.

Training with a raised back heel does not imply that you must always move with a raised back heel in the fight.

But it's certainly a skill to develop that grants you access to speed that is unachievable with both feet flat on the floor and a level of agility that improves your overall degrees of freedom in movement.

My friends the mechanics on this is very clear!


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6:10 Round 2
9:30 Round 3
12:50 Round 4

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @jdenmark1287
    It’s from 2017, and made his record 14-0. Now it’s 27-0 with 24 KOs
  • @setisuafa-os9tv
    Naoya Inoue Samoa fan club here! Keep on! Sagoy! Great fighter.
  • @BB_usmc
    I appreciated Neives' corner for stopping the fight. Good job.
  • @paulb2092
    Nieves' trainer told Steve Kim the boxing commentator after this fight that Inoue was the best boxer in the world.
  • NAOYA recoil is amazing so fluent eye of the tornado this boy its beautiful to watch
  • @iyorit1089
    Naoya Monster is definitely a fighter who will go down in history. He is a smart fighter who always analyzes his opponents instantly and decides how to fight them. The same goes for Otani.
  • @vixionvoc2733
    No matter where boxing ... Skill is not fake... Naoya is best...
  • @Rudyboyly1
    Naoya Inoue is in his prime...he's good, an excellent fighter at this time.
  • @markokada7311
    Naoya Inoue's signature features seem as follows: Razor sharp, Pinpointed accurate, & Ballistic missile devastating punches almost coming from every directions one after another consecutively. I wonder if anyone else agree w/ me. Thanks for reading my comment, & you all have a great day, & stay healthy wherever you are.,,,,,(05/23/24)
  • @Hammerback972
    Dude is tough. Took a knee from the body shot, but stood up and continued. My hats off to both of them.
  • @Tokoa144
    Naoya Inoue is the best. He's a real Monster.!!
  • @stormtrooper2170
    When is Naoya Inoue latest fight...?😊😊 Enjoy watching Inoue fight..👈👍👍
  • @keymah9632
    Naoya Inoue is currently 31 years old this was when he was 24 yrs old
  • @mfadsyadsdasd9678
    Inoue has had such fights in the U.S. and other countries, but the fight money was also quite cheap, and Inoue did not receive the amount of fight money he deserved to receive It is said that fight money in the U.S. is less than half of the fight money in Japan However, stupid people say, "Inoue only fights in Japan; if he wants to be big, he should fight in the U.S
  • @deancavander
    Naoya should not worry about fighting in America. If he's that good, he can fight anywhere and emerge victorious. After all, he will live up to his nickname -The Monster.
  • @user-ui5tq6mc9p
    Nieves, a brave man and a good boxer, was made to look very ordinary by a brilliant technician, whose simply on a different level.
  • @ME-qn2yl
    素晴らしい試合でした 動画配信ありがとうございました👍
  • @anthonystrong7075
    Inoue was SUPERIOR in power, accuracy, endurance and general mental/physical conditioning.
  • This was the first time I’ve heard commentators were correct in their observation, predictions and criticism …from rd3-5