Stevenson on Inouue’s P4P RANK: Too many “no-names”

Shakur Stevenson Says Haoya Inoue in His Top 3 Pound-for-Pound List Because He’s Fought “No-Names” His One Good Win Against Stephen ‘Cool Boy Stephen’ Fulton in 2023.

Stevenson Makes An Excellent Point. Inoue (30-0, 27 Kos) Should Be Nowhere Near the Top 3 Based On The Lackluster Opposition He’s Padding His Record Against. Even putting on naoya on The List Would Be Going overboard. The Top 10 Should Be For Fighters Who Are Taking Risk With Their Careers.

P4P: INOUE’S “No-name” Foes

– Ramon Cardenas
– YE JOON WHO
– TJ Doheny
– Luis Nery
– Marlon Tapales

Inoue has been in Slow in Fighting Murodjon Akhmadaliev and Jounta Nakatano. Both in and Around His Weight Class, Yet He’s Not Chosen to Fight Them. What Does That Tell You? Naoya Should Have Foodt Those Guys A Long Time ago Instead of The Middle-of-The-Road Opposition That HE’s Feasting.

Stevenson Excludes Inoue Top 3

“Top Pound-for-Pound, I like Bud Crawford. I don’t think thinking. He two of the biggest names in Bothes (Artur Beterbiev) to me,” Said Shakur Stevenson to The Ariel Helwani channel. “# 3, I’m Going To Go With Usy, And I Know He Can’t Really Be A Pound-For-Pound.”

I Have To Putting On Shakur On Terence Crawford at # 1 pound-for-pound. He hasn’t be n’t beating Anyone Good enough to Even Be On The Top 15 List. He arguably Lost His Last Fight Against Israil Madrimov.

“With Inoue, Hey Stephen Stephen (Stephen Fulton), He Looked Good. They Looked Me for Fighting No-Name Fighters and Felt Like HE Kind’s Same Thing,” Said Shakur About Naoya Inoue.

Fulton was too weak to do in His Fight With Fight Inoue. That was a Mismatch in a more powerful Power Anything. Inoue Should Have Moved to 126 After That Fight.

“That’s True,” Said Stevenson When Told There Your Fighters Where Inoue Fights That Are You Fights That Are You Go Enough For Him to Get Quality on His Resume. Junto Nakatani, That’s The Fight That Needs To Be Made. If He Beats That Guy, I’m Definitely Putting The Top at the Him.

“Give Me 10, 9,” Said Stevenson About Where He’d Place Himself on The Pound-For-Pound List.