Commentator Tim Bradley was impressed by the unquestionable champion of Super Bantamweight Nayya Inoue returned to win after he was knocked down in the second round by Ramon Cardenas (26-2, 14 Kos) on Sunday evening at T-Mobile Arena at Las Vegas.

Inoue (30-0, 27 KO) assured that another gigantic left from Challenger Cardenas was not hit, like the one who dropped him. The Japanese Inoue star finally wore it at speed, impact combination and volume to get a technical knockout from the eighth round.

Savior weekend

Bradley warns that 31 -year -old Inoue cannot be hit as he did against Cardenas, if he moves to a featherweight and follows the titles in this division. Time says that the 126 pounds fighters hit more and more complex for miniature and -ue.

Inoue has already said that he would stay at the age of 122 as long as he could earn on weight. It will probably be for the rest of his career, because there is no problem with weight management.

“That’s what we want. We want to have fun. It was definitely fun,” said commentator Tim Bradley Fight Hub tv About the fight of Nayy Inoue from Ramon Cardenas last Sunday evening at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. “I thought it was a solid performance.”

Inoue’s fight with Cardenas brought fans a drama, which they missed after watching two gloomy events last Friday in Recent York and Saturday in Riyadh. Master Inoue and WBO Feather Wweight Rafael Espinosis saved the weekend with the fights.

A warning about featherweight

“You can’t be hit with these arrows, antique,” said Bradley about dropping Cardenas in the second round. “You can’t be hit with these arrows and pass it up. Seriously, especially against this caliber. This guy [Cardenas] He is a real guy. That’s the 10 best guys. Has been identified. He can fight. Has the power to hit in both hands. “

The way Nayy fought in the first round did not know how perilous Puncher Cardenas was. Letko lacked Inoue with some swings at home with his left, and it could be said that he would catch the “monster” Inoue sooner or later and put him on board. In the second round it happened, but Nayy could get up and survive the rest of the round.

“The way he was able to get up, I will give him a loan. He got up,” said Bradley about Nayy. “He did the same as with it [Luis] Nerd [after being dropped by him last year]. He crashed this guy and was able to pull him out. “

Punch Cardenas, who dropped Inoue, was much more complex than the one who postponed him last year. Cardenas hit him with his left, which landed neat. What made it destructive is that he did not see the coming blow.

“However, you [Inoue] You want to go to 126 and you want to try to dominate this division, “Bradley said, warning Inoue from moving to a featherweight. “There are several lions theretoo. Guys who can take your things. Remember that he is a little guy up. It’s complex for him. Today’s guy was as if he didn’t really hit so challenging with single blows. “

We saw one of the Lviv on Undercard, a featherweight master of WBO Rafael Espinosis, who would be a pure nightmare for Inoue if he moves to 126 and looks at his direction at the title of world champion. It is doubtful that Inoue is crazy enough to take part in the 6’1 ″ espinoz because he would know that this guy is too gigantic.

Who wins

“It was a more cumulative effect,” said Bradley about Inoue. “It was more combinations and the speed with which it hits you. It’s frustrating. It is burning quickly, it is right and it is on the point. It is challenging to deal with it. However, you saw where there are moments when you can operate Inoue. You must get to know them,” said Bradley.

Cardenas used one of these moments in the second round to knock him down. However, he failed to catch Inoue with a similar blow to the end of the fight. It’s his fault because he was withdrawing to the ropes too often to have a chance to win.

“You must have film studies, get to know them and recognize. A great finish,” said Bradley about Inoue. “It’s different. It’s a beast. Inoue, after this performance? I don’t think there is a pound for a pound [#1]. I think Usyk is a pound for a pound #1. I think Crawford is behind him and I think Inoue is #3. Fantastic night. My god, [Rafael] Espinosis and Inoue saved the weekend. “

Even at the Film Study about Inoue it will be complex to beat him, unless you are a great espinosis as Rafael or you have power. There is no one aged 122 or 126 who has enough pop to do more than what Cardenas did. The main problems that he would stick to the feathers are the size of the fighters, and in the case of espinosis, the impact of the volume.

Rolando “Rolly” Romero says it is not sure how much fans will be interested in the rematch of Ryan Garcia vs. Devin Haney 2 after what happened last Friday. Romero (17-2, 13 KO) could spoil the things for these two, beating Ryan to a 12-round unanimous decision last Friday evening at the Times Square event in Modern York.

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Impact of the rematch

Romero claims that the low output power for both warriors will make it arduous to get “High adhesion” For the Garcia-Haney rematch. Ryan only threw 210 blows in his fight against Rolly. Haney threw 224 at his hopeless 12-round unanimous decision against Jose Ramirez in the factor.

Ryan did not rule out a rematch with Haney in October. He said he would leave it to fans. It is compelling that he does not support himself, trying to avenge his loss with Romero. This says that Garcia is not convinced that he can win.

This knocking out in the second round that Rolly suffered, he tried in him because he felt his power and did nothing for the rest of the fight. I think Kingry knows if he is fighting Rolando again, he would be beaten and his chances of fighting Haney would darken.

“I don’t think I broke my plans because they are still adamant in a rematch,” said Romero Warrior Asked if he thinks that Devin Haney vs. plans Ryan Garcia was broken by his victory over Kingry last Friday. “I don’t know how much adhesion it will achieve, considering that both fighters had the lowest output to hit.”

Turki Alalshikh did not say a word about whether he is still interested in the fight of Garcia vs. Haney 2. He will decide. If he still wants to see these two fights in October, Ryan will not say “no”. Haney still wants to fight because it is his biggest payment day. It is not built to compete with the best welterweight, such as Jaron “Boots” Ennis or Brian Norman Jr., so he wants this great day against Ryan. Whatever happens after his career breaks out, it doesn’t matter. He earns money in retirement.

“I think they should do it again. I helped them promote the fight. I kept saying that they should have a rematch,” Rolly said about Ryan and Devin. “I just went there to whip Ryan ** and get a belt. [Garcia-Haney 2] And completely forget who is in the fight. “

It was a bad way to promote Garcia vs. Romero, talking about a rematch with Haney during construction. They treated Rolly, as if he were simply a prop of Garcia to knock out on the way to a rematch with Haney.

Paycheck Fighters?

“Look at it. Everyone fought for another payment,” Rolls said about the Times Square card with Ryan, Devin and Teofimo Lopez, who move in, putting a minimal effort. “Ryan tried to win for a while. He was broken. He changed.” I will fight for another payment. ” They all fight for another payment.

It looked as if Ryan, Haney and Teofimo just fought for their gigantic bags and think about the next day of payment. Lopez showed the whole fight, landing almost nothing and trying not to be hit. His fight was as lifeless as Haney, and it was obvious that he was only there for money.

“I’m not fighting for money. You can’t buy me,” said Romero. “Do you think Shakur is worth something he is asking for?

Canelo Alvarez was another of the fighters who did not make any effort. He looked like he was fighting in the fight against William Scull on May 3.

“I know that Benavidez defeats his **. I know that Benavidez is not fighting for a check. He is fighting because he wants to win. This is the difference. This is the destruction of this sport. People are overpaid for what they do not deserve,” said Rolls, “said Rolly

Las Vegas, Nevada – Nayya “The Monster” Inoue returned to America and did not disappoint. He fought Ramon Cardenas in the unforgettable Battle of Vegas on T-Mobile Arena. Inoue said at a press conference after the fight that the type of fight he likes the most was Brawls, and we got one Sunday evening. Cardenas did not come to lie down, wanting to shock the world and become the first man who defeated the monster.

He did it early a competitive match, knocking Inoue in the second round and carrying impetus for the next few rounds. Inoue, however, turned the wave, increasing the intensity and significantly increasing its power. Cardenas overwhelmed his work rate; Repeated impacts were combined for him too much, which led to the knocking down in the 7th round. The monster continued his 8th place when judge Thomas Taylor stopped him.

At Presser, Cardenas said that Inoue did not really bother him, but rather his combinations overwhelmed him. He didn’t know how to defend against them. Although he lost the fight, he gained admiration and respect of boxing fans. His brave efforts were praised by those present. “I told my trainer that if I leave, I go out on the shield. I just did it,” said Ramon. Inoue said: “Cardenas was a more challenging opponent than I expected.” Nayya liked to fight in America and hopes that he can do it again in the future.

The potential mega fight against Junto can be donated on the horizon, as Inoue said, it can happen next year. It would be a mega fight that many fans have desired for some time. Inoue legend grew over the weekend and will continue to grow along with repeated performances.

During the Co-Main Rafael event “Divino” Espinosis performed an impressive performance, defeating Edward Vazquez with a technical knockout in the 7th round. “This is a kind of fight that people like to watch. And I like it too. People deserve this kind of fighting. And as a Mexican fight in this crucial Mexican date, I did it with all my heart and I will do it.” The espinosis work coefficient is admirable, throwing 520 blows in seven rounds and combining 39.8 percent of its total blows. By putting the perspective on the minimum performance weekend, Divino quit more blows than combined blows thrown into deafening weekend matches: Canelo Alvarez-Willlyam Scull, Ryan Garcia-Rolly Romero and Devin Haney-Jose Ramiz (Compubox).

Espinosis wants to be remembered as a great Mexican and to do this must be unforgettable. “For a fresh idol from Nowy Mexico to be born, I will have to fight the best. So I am here. I am a master. And I am here to fight the best,” said Rafael. He created three successful defense of his WBO WBO WWEathweight. He stated that he would like to face other masters in the division. Thanks to its size, power and work indicator, it is a challenging opponent. He hopes that he will remain busy this year and fight twice.