Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue Destroys Nonito Donaire, Stops Him In Second Round Of Rematch

[Cypocryphy]

It had nothing to do with Donaire's age—it was the switch to Celeto Reyes. Inoue should have done that a long time ago. Imagine how many second round stoppages he'd have by now.

[Brother Mouzone]

Man I’d love to see Inoue/Fulton

50/50 fight Imho…

[Oldskoolg]

By the way, all credit to the Japanese fans…they are consistently the classiest fanbase in boxing and showed it again tonight. Such a respectful people with a respectful culture. One thing I hate, I detest, that I find completely barbaric is booing someone’s national anthem as several national fan bases do. The Japanese crowd was quiet during and applauded the Filipino anthem afterwards. That is total CLASS

[Amir Imam]

Inoue Top 5

Top 3 when he becomes undisputed at the end of the year. Paul Butler better retire or vacate

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Inoue is the P4P #1 boxer on the planet. Magnificent performance tonight.

[Andre Agoncillo]

Pound for Pound #1 any chance the Casimero fight happening?

[famicommander]

I think Inoue just ended Donaire's career

Not necessarily. There are some weak champions at 115 he could try to pick off. He only won an interim strap there his first time around.

Even coming off the KO loss I'd pick Nonito to ice the winner of Nietes vs Ioka. Both those guys have looked washed for years.

[archiemoore1]

Whoever wrote this article, why do u report the fight backwards from the last round to the first? You don't watch a fight from back to front, so why would u report it that way? Are u just trying to make a niche for yourself as a reporter? Like, "hey u y'all, remember me? I'm the ass backwards reporter!" The one who wipes my butt, then takes a poop, then goes swimming.

[RetroSpeed05]

Fans tend to get carried away with setting massive expectations, and then get angry at the fighter for not meeting them. Inoue should become undisputed at 118, and then move to 122 where hopefully there will be an undisputed champion waiting to face him. Inoue can greatly enhance his legacy with just two more fights.

I seen people compare him to Pac. But Inoue is already 29. Pac was a teen when he was moving up so its different situation. Second Pac had a legendary resume already when he was 29. Inoue only has Nonito who is 40 and already been beaten by people like Frampton. He skipped 115 who would have given him his hof resume. But resume wise is what hes lacking he as no hof fighters in his prime.

[Theosis26]

That caught me by surprise. Donaire seemed rejuvenated after wiping out two top ten bantamweights but I should have known better. Inoue should fight Butler & immediately move up afterwards. He has more then enough to win titles at super bantam & featherweight.