Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue Drops, Stops Stephen Fulton In 8th Round To Become Four-Division Champion

[ShoulderRoll]

naoya is an atg. there's no doubt now. big respect to both guys. they are in their prime and there was no marinating. give us inoue - tapales next!

Unification with Tapales in Japan towards the end of the year looks like it’s coming.

[deathofaclown]

Incredible performance

i thought Fulton was going to have a good four rounds and then Inoue would get into the fight and possibly stop him late, but it was a domination from round one

The guy is a freak. There's nobody on his level around those weight classes.

[danceswithfire]

i expected a way tougher fight, fulton tried hard tho but was just outclassed....wow , what a performance!

[takenotes]

Unlike others, Inoue is a true P4P fighter. He fights the best and not only wins, but he blows them out and is never even in trouble.

[Wir109]

Where are those ****ing ****** blacked-binging cucks?
we told you this guy was a fraud, robbery after robbery. But your “eye test” aka is he black? Fooled you.
go back to watch blacks dump balls in a hoop.
they don't have the genetics, heart, and chin for this sport.
Martin robbing a bum, Anderson almost koed by the ghost of charles martin, dominican jokes everywhere, yoelvis gomez shut out by a tin can, keyshawn stinking the joint up and its only going to get worse.
sayonara black hypejobs.
You guys have nothing. Keep living in pbc “black lives matter” land.
cope mother****ers.
biggest hypejobs and irrelevant fighters by a mile.

They will either turn on Fulton or they will be in hiding until Saturday.

[vicious_uppercut]

Total destruction!! Fulton got owned in every facet!

[Joseph]

Fulton effed around and found out that Inoue is MORE than a monster.

[Brother Mouzone]

Inoue ..............................

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[The Big Dunn]

Already setting up the Tapales unification.

This is how it should be done.

[jasontreks]

Just too much speed for Fulton. He stayed in front of him too much. Inouye does something most boxers of today have forgotten to do, particularly in the heavyweight division, combination punching.