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The former victim of Naoja Inoue knocked, Jay Dohen says that Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis would be too much for the Japanese star that the two fought them at 135.
Boxing lovers advocated that Inoue crossed into super feather (130) or easy (135) to face a thin Davis in Mega-fight to prove who the pound of the pound number 1 in sports.
Inoue did not agree with the program, choosing to remain rooted in place 122, extinguishing himself on the opposition in this dead, lifeless division. He showed a zero motivation to move up to 126 to fight with a dangerous pearl of heavyweight, and obviously does not happen or increase to 130 or 135.
The Naoya needs complete head transplantation Let’s put one of the brains of a brave warrior from the past in his body to give him boldly taking the risk we saw from greats like Muhammad Ali. It would be interesting to see Inouea as a two-weight categories to meet with a thin Davis halfway in Super Featherweight as a branched category to prove who is the best dog in sports.
Doheni believes that there is too much weight and size that separates Tanka Davis (30-0, 28 Ko) and Inouea (29-0, 26 ko) to “Monster ‘had a chance. Born Irish Doheni thinks that 126 is the upper “ceiling” for what is capable of doing in sports.
Inoue’s Ceiling
“The tank is an absolute dog, but that they are in the same weight category, it would be a fierce fight. But there is too big a gap. I think the 126 Inoue’s ceiling is really, “said TJ Doheni Professional boxing lovers When asked if Naouja Inoue would have a chance against Gervonte ‘Tank’ Davis if he came to 135 to fight him.
It is a shame that Ino would never agree to this idea because it would be fun to see him and thin how they do in the fight for the first place in sports. The fans are not interested in seeing Inouea beating fighters like IE Joon Kim, Doheni, Sam Goodman and Luis Neri.
