When Naoya Inoue Confronted His Worst Nightmare 

I agree with you broda💯

The best.. this Donaire version and oubali is the peak of his careers.. After this i think its hard for him to became Champ again

i aggree .did you what color Donaire was wearing , goku color scheme and he's as strong as goku , tough as hll 😮😮

@@crisalcantara7671 Ikrrr I thought I was the only one that noticed

Very tough fighters with shotgun punches. You usually don't expect fights like these to end in decision, as one can be knocked at any given time.

And props to Inuoe for lending Donaire the trophy. Shit got me teary

@@nitsuj6555 I’m right there with you. You don’t see this kind of display enough in sports or life

@@nitsuj6555Asian respect is something else 🙏🏼🤛🏼

Honestly one of the best sportsmanship moments in any sport of all time. Shoutout to Donaire for teaching his kids the importance of the power behind your words, Inoue for allowing him to keep his promise, and Donaire again for acknowledging Inoue's honorable gesture by encouraging his kids to thank him. All around class by both fighters.

Unreal, so much respect for them. To bring a trophy home after a loss and use that as a teaching moment for your kids is so fuckin impressive.

😂 Donaire was almost 40 and Inoue barely beat him. 😂 You know it’s rigged for Inoue. Donaire was holding back.

@@ALLBASKETBALLTV1 he broke his face. How the fuck was that rigged? You boxing fans are more dumb then mma ones

Weirdo

@@ALLBASKETBALLTV1He broke his orbital bone. That’s holding back?

@@ALLBASKETBALLTV1a monkey talking nonsense and making stupid statements

Then they just don't comment ever again lol Just trying to disappear millions of witnesses lol

This podcast with Mike is 2-3 years old.

​​@@KahPahHalaokay and? 😅 People are still saying fight in USA

@@KahPahHala And Inoue had already fought four times outside of Japan 2-3 years ago.

Against NOBODIES, Inoue would get smashed fighting Tank Ryan Devin Shakur Loma Crawford Spence Charlos Teo Rolly OR ANY TOP AMERICAN BOXER! The dude is NOT coming here to get EXPOSED!

yeah bro wthh 😆bro's hook isnt as a good as a heavyweights right bruhh

It was a compliment....

Yeah, he looks more like a high school kid.😅

inoue is still growing, hes not on his prime yet

Inoue is 30 and asian, 30 is an Asian's prime year. Especially for a lower weight class fighter who relies importantly in speed

inoue 31 now at 122lbs. Manny won cotto on his 30 at 145lbs. Dismantle margarito on his 31, catchweight 150lbs. The day they fought margarito was 165lbs and Manny was 148lbs. Dont compare its too far. Inoue might not be on his peak right now, he cant reach that far givin the age he is now and the adjustment he needa to do the be comfortable in higher weight class. Inoue certainly a great fighter, but all his fights are calculated, there is almost no risk. He plays on his comfort zone.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@sefyap3692 there’s always a risk and he has challenged the division he’s fought in you can’t doubt that. He’s cleared out bantamweight and unified it, undisputed in two divisions, has defended his titles and fights regular. He’s definitely pushing his comfort zone. But honestly you can’t fault the guy for the culture of boxing now. Calculated fights are done on both ends Inoue doesn’t get the say it’s whatever will get him the belts, push his career, and bring in money same goes for whoever wants to challenge him. I think it’s very distasteful for slight Inoue for current boxing culture and trends. Also let’s not compare the guy to Manny that mf’s a unicorn no one’s gone from Manny’s first division to the division he fought Margarito for a reason. You can’t expect to hold Inoue to the same standard.

​@@school1865 but Pacquiao always train in the Philippines while boxing outside of the country. Given that 3 days to 1 week is the least time to recover from jetlag. Lessen his training to 3 weeks. Unlike Inoue who fights regularly in Japan. Inoue fought in America, yes. But unlike Donaire and Pacquiao that almost in their prime, fights outside their country yearly. I think that's why Mayweather calls out Inoue to fight outside Japan, same as him who almost all of his fights were inside America.

Anyone who can get floored by a direct hit from Naoya's liver annihilators, survive the count, and finish the fight is a man you simply cannot disrespect. It's one thing to have a chin that can keep you conscious, it's an entirely different thing having the sheer force of will necessary to face your own body's desperate demands to shut down, and say "no."

@@Tenchigumi Reminds me of how Gatti got up from Ward's liver blow too. Donaire's got a lot of heart.

Because few seconds he was running and then he felt. At least 13 seconds

@@danny24042002 Honestly, anyone who can recover from a perfect liver shot at ALL and finish a fight is still worthy of respect, regardless if it's 13 seconds or five minutes. Seriously, that kind of pain is far worse than even getting kicked in the nuts. Your body LITERALLY tries to force you to lie down and stop moving, not just with incredible pain, but with brain signals to your muscles and cardiovascular system. It takes an ungodly amount of willpower to resist that. Yeah, I get your point that Donaire kind of forced a long count by running around the ring. But in the grand scheme of things, you still have to be impressed by his heart.

@@Tenchigumi i agree

What's even more funny, is that inoue would whoop him. Funny when bigger non fighters talk smack about smaller fighters when they'd get beat up

How do you not know that's Action Bronson? 😂 and he wasn't talking down on anyone. He was seriously just asking Mike who is good in that weight division. Calm down. You clearly don't know how to interpret a questioning/interested tone and a dismissive/negative tone.

Lower weight divisions are really fun to watch regardless of combat sport because of how technical and fast they are.

​@@alec57 he was being pretty condescending

And you missed the detail that nonito is just to old. He's 36 here lol.

​​​​@@floppycat7166 36 isn't that old crawford is the same exact age and he was still dominating in that division and only lost to inoue there

Pacquiao and Floyd are still winning at this age. 36 isn't old

@@floppycat7166 im filipino and don’t even deny the legitimacy of naoya inoue as a p4p champ. Magaling si donaire pero mas magaling lang talaga si inoue.

@@BruisedBlossoms that's old man, way past prime 20-30 is prime. Don't compare manny or floyd they are exceptional.

Got trashed by the monster

​@@counterside7670Donaire and Inoue are actual good friends, while you keep hating on the man tho. 😂

@@Raz82000 Ok I'll keep hating than 😉

​@@counterside7670 and old donaire. A young Donaire would put the Japanese Turtle to sleep.

@@AntiClimatic-pw3mq got prove? Or trust me bro prove 🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

People sleep on Donaire. Dude is a 4 weight world champ and took on some of the best guys from 115-126 during his prime 💯

@@vince11harris Yup. I think a lot of really good fighters are overlooked just because they fight at the lower weight classes

@@vince11harrisyessir💯

@@papafoundry5537 most people outside of Japan, Philippines and Mexico don’t care about the lower weight classes

Due to Monster double vision in 2nd rd that make it fight of the year. Without double vision imo it would have been 4rd or so KO for Monster. Old Donaire KO the last 2 guys for the rematch with Monster and KO 2nd rd. Donaire is live dog still.

Thanks brother!

He needs to fight someone who’s in their prime & on his level. I agree with your statement completely but he fights straight bums . Guys it looks like I can beat hell (I understand I can’t just saying). He reminds me of Rocky Balboa before he fought Klubber Lane .

ya because he got punched real hard, he is not come to the fight with cracked orbital bone and broken nose!

@@slothypunk thats a 1 in a 1000 punch. How many people get cracked by a hard punch??

He fought the old donaire and almost lost but that's not the reason. He's been cherry picking his opponent, fighting unknown fighters. I'm not saying he's not a great boxer, he has a great potential.

@@ultramarinechaplain88 how many? It depends who is the puncher, I know I can punch hard and cracked cheek bones with standard gloves, the reason I'm not the best boxer right now is because my foot work and skill isn't up par with professional otherwise I'd be up there. With that says if inoue wants to fight me, I'd most likely lose but if he is underestimating me I can punch real hard and break his nose and orbital bones easy!

@@floppycat7166 if you accept anyone to fight then it's not smart fight, first of all in order for someone to fight him he needs to be Worthy and he needs to bring big $$$$ otherwise why risks it!????