Left hook Kryptonite strikes again: Inouet’s defense mistakes have thrown shade above future dominance

Naoya Inoue 30-0, 27 Kos) was harder than expected Ramon Cardenas (26-2, 14 Kos) in the eighth round, Sunday night, at the T-Mobile Arena of Las Vegas.

Tonight, Inoue needed his crime when the Cardena knocked in two rounds. That blow came from a left hook. That this drilling is proving Inoue’s cryptonite. He hurled his shot like Luis Nery and Noito Donaire. Inoue leaves himself open to pierce his guard.

Fear of Knockdown

The last four fights for the second time, ‘Monster’ Inoue found himself after nailing a hand in his left hand. Cardenas stored Naoya on the canvas until seven counts. He was lucky that there was no longer time left when the Cardena seemed to finish the work in that turn.

It is good later, inoue to return to the Cardenas wear in the eighth round to reach the court stop. However, this fight showed that Naoya lacks the chin to defeat elite-level fighters, if moving to weight. After being afraid tonight, I doubt that Inoue will go to a division of 126 LB because they play hard in that weight class.

Although Super Bantamweight is safe to play, he will not be able to follow much more before one of the young presidents knock. The fight today showed that the weight of the Naoya feather moves, it will not excel in that division unless they do more entrepromisers.

Featherweight doubts

Inoue Rafael Espinoza wbo cannot be thrown with 126-LB champion and maybe WBA Champ Ball. They struck hard, and they would take advantage of the weak chin of Naoya. If Naoya chooses, until 126, with the plan to raise 126, he must be far from these sharks:

Nick ball
Rafael Espinoza
Bruce Carrington
Angelo Leo
Otabek Kholatov
Brandon Figuero