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Inoue is great but we shouldn't forget that Donaire is ancient especially by the usual standards of the lighter weight divisions. This would have been a fantasy fight if we had a 10 years younger Donaire.

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Another awesome display from Inoue. Where does this place him in the P4P list? At the top for me. Leaving his unquestionable ring IQ, boxing ability and toughness aside for a moment, is there anyone who's as destructive?

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amazing i went to watch the fight at 7 am pacific coast time and that fu---d up espn was not re showing it wtf is espn a pure piece of sh-- or not when it comes to boxing they are without peers as the wors showing boxing f--ck them

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You got that right Step they fill time with nothingness, was a time they knew how to put some fights on but those days are gone.

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I just rewatched that fight. Inoue destroyed Donaire I don’t think there was enough time to say Donaire lost because he was too old. He just got a hellacious shellacking from the Monster!

Maybe if Donaire lands a couple more shots early we’re looking at a longer fight where Inoue is a little more circumspect and going bombs away, but Donaire was blitzed, battered and blasted in the second round. Not a chance. Seems the refs were quicker at stopping the fights than in the US. Good thing for Donaire.

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Yea but he will at some weight against someone, get in the ring again anyone who gets beat like that and takes the time to help a fallen down fan get up during his exit from the ring in complete defeat will try another time in the ring. Yea I like the guy, he is a fighter even when he looses. No shame in this lose, shame I had to wait so long to see it Monster's brother looked damn good also............

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