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On this day: Warriors Nayya Inoue and Nonito Donaire show the world how boxing should look like

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On this day: Warriors Nayya Inoue and Nonito Donaire show the world how boxing should look like

Original boxer report from 2019

Two days before the book and Logan Paul, they kidnapped the boxing ring in Los Angeles and emphasized how complex this sport is to master, Nayya Inoue AND Nonito Donaire He provided boxing in the best best place in the Super Arena in Japan.

Once again, the world box promoter (WBSS), promoted by Sauerland World Boxing Super Super Super Super. 26-year-old Inoue and relatively archaic Donaire, 36, were dropped in a battle in the age of a tournament that Whitting eight from the best divisions up to two.

It is approaching less than two weeks after the fans were treated by Josh Taylor-Regiis Prograis Fest, which was the lithe final of WBSS, Inoue and Donaire invented something even better. By virtue of the blood and the guts they divided, the rivals have become partners who will forever connect with each other: Inoue and Donaire are now coming off the language like Bangers and Mash, and the sports couple showed sauce.

After 12 rounds of thunderous action, Inoue added the title of WBA Bantamweight to his IBF championships, when he won a unanimous decision through the results of 114-113 (Robert Hoyle), 116-111 (Luigi Boscarelli) and misleading 117-109 (Octavio Rodriguez). The Japanese virtuoso also won the Muhammad Ali’s more and more picturesque trophy, but not earlier than Donaire allowed to receive the prize back to his hotel so that the veteran could keep his promise to his sons.

“With tears in my eyes, I humbly asked Inoue to borrow him at night, not for me, but for my word,” explained Donaire. “It will be a life lesson that my boys will learn. You do your best [can still] Come briefly. You will win. You will lose. But in both aspects you will do it gracefully. “

It was one of those fights in which the efforts of the loser certainly deserved something more than just patting on the back. In many respects they were as impressive as Victor. Especially when it is remembered that Donaire – commonly considered the nicest man in boxing after retiring Anthony Crolla – considered his future last year, when he lost to Carl Frampton in Feather Wweight.

Indeed, when he announced his plan to dismantle weight and drop to Bantamweight, few observers thought it was a wise move. Boxing news He even advised the three-important world letter Donaire against changing so many pounds at the end of his career.

But his return to class 118 pounds and entering this tournament (which Donaire attributes to Richard Schaeffer), saw that Filipino organized something in Las Vegas. Few expected that it would enhance into such a performance.

Wins on Ryan Burnett (pushed out of an injury), and Stephon Youthful on his way to the finals emphasized that Donaire is far from the end, but his performance against one of the most terrifying fighters on world boxing was completely at a different level.

Donaire boxed as well as he did for years

“Monster” played a veteran overdue in the opening round and scored a goal with two of our left hooks. Many anticipated the early victory of Inoue, but Donaire, which survived the featherweight bombs in a not such distant past, did not look like an overflow. It is malignant with his stab and a successful on the counter, the ability to tardy down time and recognition of his options is a feature that only the smartest can boast of.

In the second he gathered warmly, showing his class with the main hand and combinations. Inoue fired – again his left hand – before the favorite suddenly cares for a nasty cut at the end of the session. The anchoring wound began in a duel, and later it was sewn under the glow of a torch from a telephone with a camera in the cloakroom.

The left hook from the “Filipino flash” caused injuries, in the rounds of three and four elderly maestro, using his obvious advantage of size, threatened to take over. Lower fighters for Inoue could develop. We have seen it many times in the past (I think Kelly Pavlik is enchanted by Bernard Hopkins or Davey Moore, who are delegated by Roberto Duran) when heavily excited are exposed. But Inoue, despite the cutting and traps, which Donaire set, refused to pay and proved that any noise has long been justified.

They exchanged blows through the middle rounds. Inoue seemed to have a greater threat. On your fingers, but always ready to plant your feet, the usual speed of the right hand inoue was a view. Inoue’s work was also a pleasure to watch. He mimorated Donaire’s stab and abruptly opposed his right. In response, Noneto slipped both inside and outside the blows fired to him, exhausting the effectiveness of his rival. But in the end, if Donaire’s experience made the fight such an elegant spectacle, then the youth of Inoue won.

Another roaring left hook hurt Donaire in ninth place, but according to the subject of the fight, the weaker called his reserves and withdrew, and especially with his right hand shook her shoes.

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Inoue had a price for his triumph WBSS

Inoue would later explain the scope of his injuries. His eyelid rights were not only cut out, but the bones around him were broken. His nose was broken. ” [Donaire] Left Hook was really intense – he said.

But somehow he found energy to attack 11 .. Worał terrifying the left in Donaire’s stomach. Underdog felt it immediately and when Agony swelled, he first looked for an escape, running from Inoue and then his knee. He jumped up after hearing the count from judge Ernie Sharif.

Some complained that Donaire was the beneficiary of the long count. Whatever. It is a shame that he is a shame. Especially when imagining the heroic effort required for the uprising. Inoue moved to finish the task to catch him with a tank with a left hook inside.

Donaire also succeeded at the beginning of 12 .. But Inoue regained control, and his right and left hands spin in the attack. Donaire survived the last storm and, significantly increased her own reputation.

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The youth and sharpness of Inoue won the day

“I had a double vision from the second round,” said Inoue, “but I won and I am very proud of myself.

“I think I have a brilliant future. Noneto Donaire was very, very sturdy. I think Donaire is a real master.”

While the place in Donaire’s history has been confirmed in failure, the position of Inoue rises. Considering that he is only 26 years elderly, and there is a possibility with world belts in four divisions – if he has not burned out – it will be remembered among the best of them.

“Nayya Inoue is a generational talent, a kind of warrior who appears once every decade,” said Bob Arum.

The agular promoter, with whom he is now signed, is not ashamed to send great statements about his fighters. But with Inoue – as before with Manny Pacquiao – someone senses that Arum is for something.

“You look at all time, which enters the peak of what will be a historical career.”

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On this day: an everlasted kalambay Sumbay hand Iran Barkley boxing lesson

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Axis Kalambay at PTS 15 Iran Barkley
Octabar 23 1987; Palazzo dello Sport, Livorno, Italy
Kalambay’s Sumbay is often overlooked when historians call the best medium weights in the era of post-Marvin Hagler. But when someone thinks that Kalambay defeated Herola Graham (twice), Mike McCallum, Steve Collins and Iran Barkley, it is clear that he should not. The Italian silky idol was Muhammad Ali and against the free, gritty and strenuous (and let’s not forget, very good) Barkley, Kalambay showed his extensive repertoire in the last fight for the title WBA Middle Wweight to plan 15 rounds. More educational than exhilarating, Kalambay shows exactly why it was very arduous to beat to raise a free belt.

Do you know? The title of WBA was deprived of Hagler after he signed a contract for the fight with Sugar Ray Leonard instead of a compulsory pretender, Herol Graham. Kalambay upset Graham in the fight for the title of EBU – which was a crazy fight for a “bomber”, in retrospect – to get a shot in a free crown.

Watch out for: The operate of a left stabbaya is arduous to determine. At the end of the fight, Barkley is bruised, bloody and well beaten.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmmykev8GSE

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Remembering Tommy Martin – British brown bomber

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Tommy Martin

Boxing weight classes – except for natural growth – is rarely a recipe for success, as the aged maxim was revealed, “good” UN always beats a good diminutive “Un”. In October 1937, a 21-year-old warrior from Deptford mentioned Tommy Martin He decided to overthrow the general principle.

Less than two years earlier, Tommy was a welterweight. But now he was tailored to a heavyweight with Jim Wilde of Swansea, who weighed as much as 15. 5 pounds. According to press reports, Martin was two lighter, but his actual weight could be even lighter. “In the best part of my career I have never been more than in medium weight,” he said later. “I used to wear a belt around the waist equipped with lead weights to look heavier.”

Even more surprising is that Tommy was successful as a ponderous weight, winning the nickname “Great Britain Brown Bomber”, of course, a great bow to Joe Louis. Jim Wilde was heavily outlined by 10 rounds in Empress Hall to give Martin the first of many wins in ponderous weight. Tommy would prove that he is one of the best in the country in delicate and ponderous weight, but unfortunately as a man with a mixed race he could not box the British title due to the absurd “colorful bar” BBBOFC, which required the players from the players born in Great Britain with two white parents.

Born in reading in January 1916 in the White English Mother and Jamaican Father, Tommy moved with his family to Deptford in South London in 1917. At the age of 14 he escaped from home and got a job as a boy from boxing Billy Stewart, ultimately becoming a fighter. This and later experience at the Billy Wood stand gave Martin precise knowledge about boxing.

He had his first official professional in 1933, at the age of 17 and quickly developed a great CV won, from time to time a failure. His scalps in Welter and Middle Weighing included high -quality men, such as Harry Mason, Jack Lewis, Paul Schaeffer, Bill Hardy and Moe Moss. Until 1938 and 1939, Tommy’s Fighting Wage oscillated between a delicate and ponderous weight when he gathered a 15-handing series of wins with wins on how Frank Hough, Jack Hyams, Tino Rolando, Al Robinson and the future British heavyweight champion Jack London (to whom he gave the third Stone).

At the beginning of 1940, Tommy went to America for a campaign organized by manager Harry Levene. He made his debut in Los Angeles in April against the highly rated Bob Nestelle, who stopped Lee Ramage and King Levinsky. Martin shook his knee in the fight and lost points, but a month later Ko’dell in return. Another noteworthy victory from Tommy’s brief spell in the USA was Pat Valentino, who later challenged Ezzard Charles about the world -heavy crown. However, Martin’s most impressive victory was above Buddy Knox (then 102-11-8), who defeated the former world king Bob Olin. Tommy developed Knox in September 1940, but was overtaken in return.

Martin’s career seemed to sail on her American route. He had only three fights and lost them all: a point defeat in returning with Jacek London, stopping Freddie Mills and KO in the first round at the hands of the previous victim of Al Robinson. Tommy’s concentration turned to the war service. He served with RAF and then to a sales jacket, but was wounded by a torpedo explosion and hospitalized in Montreal. He lost, and then, after two operations, he regained his sight before he joined American maritime infantry soldiers. After leaving the services, Tommy moved to Hollywood and founded the gym, but later qualified as a physiotherapist and opened his practice in Novel York. After the wedding, he settled on the Virgin Islands, where he worked as a prison governor until his retirement. He died in 1987.

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On this day – two contemporary masters collide when Marco Antonio Barrera is ahead of Johnny Tapia

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Marco Antonio Barrera

Marco Antonio Barrera in PTS 12 Johnny Tapia~
November 2, 2002; MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
This is not classic, but it is worth visiting again as a reminder of these two irresistible fighters. Barrera was probably the best at that time, while taping, try his best, he could not conjure up his highest form. Perhaps this partly applies to Barrera’s perfection, so natural, so bright in the ring, which did not allow the aging taps to be abutment. But Tapia, winning his first seven -digit payment day, showed a lot of classes. Ultimately, Barerra won the results of 118-110 twice and 116-112 to preserve his world championships in a featherweight.

Do you know? At the back of the shorts, Barrera was the name “tapia”. It was not, as it was often, a tribute to Johnny, but instead a tribute to his mother, whose maiden name was tapia.

Watch out for: Changing tactics from both. Tapia effectively falls into the opening round only so that Barrera changes the attack line. In the second half of the competition Tapia, a witness that it is sent, forces the exchange inside to refer to a larger (but not sufficient) success.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1mlbEMSJQK

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