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@billybob9961

3 ай бұрын

Great video as always. Thank you for posting it.

@boxingchannel7817

2 ай бұрын

Gervonta Davis style of ko

Keep these type of series coming. Inoue, Crawford, Davis, and even Lopez are perfect for this series. Salute.

@gael.7593

3 ай бұрын

¿Teofimo López?

@theblkwolverine1570

3 ай бұрын

@@gael.7593 Ricardo Lopez

@daffiestsoup5554

3 ай бұрын

Finito Lopez

@theblkwolverine1570

3 ай бұрын

RIcardo Lopez clown

@gael.7593

3 ай бұрын

@@theblkwolverine1570 No need to get angry. You mentioned a bunch of modern fighters and then suddenly changed to an old school one, that just so happens to have the same surname as another prominent modern fighter. I made a pretty valid question.

There is nothing not to love about this kid. Humble. Great sportsmanship. No trash talk. An absolute hurricane inside of the ring. An absolute gentleman outside of it. A great role model for young men and young fighters alike. And above all- dedicated to his craft. A national treasure👊

@michaeloliver7525

3 ай бұрын

hear hear👌👏

@Cleavedn2

3 күн бұрын

There's a lot of people like that but I get what you mean he's just another one

Moloney is so good. People are starting to realize how good he is now that Inoue left the division. Where as Moloney is a 1 in 1million, Inoue is a 1 in 1 billion talent.

@Dickinabox

3 ай бұрын

Fr, compared to inoues other opponents Moloney stayed in the fight and I respect it

@MichellBollinger

2 ай бұрын

Moloney hasn’t lost since

this is my fav boxer right now! A 122 pounder should not have a 90% KO rate in world title fights 😳 thats absurdly dominant!

@DisingenuousComment

3 ай бұрын

and he started at 108

@erikmendez8798

3 ай бұрын

Wilfredo Gomez the 122lbs goat had a 100% ko rate at that weight

@sirmuffincat6630

3 ай бұрын

@@erikmendez8798 Well to be fair, Inoue's KO rate at 122 is 100% so far

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

@@sirmuffincat6630 bro brought up a fighter who’s last fight was in the 80s wtf 😂

@hittkid6312

3 ай бұрын

Yeah that power with his size is absolutely insane, and what makes him really special is he can put people down via body punch, Inoue is a mfer that hits HARD and HEAVY. kinda makes me worry about his hands though cuz that's a lot of power going through them.

It's kind of poetic how the first ajustment Inoe made went to conclusively end the fight as if it was a chain reaction of Moloney's bag of tricks getting depleted

@TheModernMartialArtist

3 ай бұрын

It's pretty cool but it really makes sense if you think about it. Inoue "took away" his jab by punishing him for throwing it, but if you take away a punch and they keep throwing it anyways like Moloney did then that first thing will just keep working until maybe it ends the fight. That's why smart fighters will start throwing the punch or setting it up a little different. Floyd was incredible at that, destroyed opponents game plans they had spent months devising by adjusting to it the very next round.

@MrVictorchic

3 ай бұрын

I think Maloney has a bad corner. He didn't make adjustments and was predictable. You can't be keep same rhythm while fighting a top class boxer. Poor combos choices. When he started circling he wasn't throwing anything which encouraged Inoue to attack without caution.

Best Naoya Inoue fight for me. Moloney asked more different questions than any other and made Inoue bring his full arsenal. Especially his in-fighting in the 3rd round was a joy to watch. Better inside skills than anyone bar Beterbiev in the modern scene

@razzaman9023

2 ай бұрын

I agree Beterbiev is a monster his insane power coupled with his boxing ability is unstoppable. His fight against Bivol will really test him tho. And to be honest Bivol doesn't have the power to knock him out. So unless Bivol can escape Beterbiev's power he will lose. Also it will go to show that Canelo really isn't that guy anymore because if he can't beat Bivol he will have no chance against Beterbiev.

5:00 My god I had to replay that counter 3 times to see it at full speed. That was so quick!

@yacayou

3 ай бұрын

Perfect short counter hook

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

you don’t normally see short punches like that completely put bantamweights on their asses. Inoue has generational power 💯

It looks like a cloud of sweat, but that was actually Maloney's soul leaving his body.

@StimParavane

3 ай бұрын

Excellent!

Man I am such a big Inoue fan

Inoue is definitely a heavy hitter 🥊

In intimidating opponents, Inoue is the closest to a modern-day Prime Iron Mike Tyson that we have.

Hands down my favourite fighter

@thee-sportspantheon330

3 ай бұрын

Keep them hands up.

If this fight was summed up as a conversation, it might sound like this: Inoue: hey, you know that thing you wanna do? Moloney: yeah Inoue: no Moloney: but Inoue: NO. Moloney:... okay.

This was a clinical and devastating performance especially when you think about what both have achieved since. If there's one fight from Inoue I'd like to see deconstructed its his performance against Tapales, himself an elite technician who came in with a very solid gameplan to counter the monster's best weapons, and in spots was able to look brilliant.

@jonghoonpark5497

2 ай бұрын

I agree. Tapales was very effective in spots, and Inoue actually gave Tapales a few nods of approval at times. The fight was lost for Tapales when he became too focused on his counterpunching agenda, such as the lean-back philly shell and the half-steps backward while applying the high guard earmuff strategy. His punch output decreased, and as a result, Inoue just started to beat him up.

@jonghoonpark5497

2 ай бұрын

One of the best things that Tapales did, which Terrence Crawford has become the master of, was touch and tap checking the opponent's guard from his own outwardly extended high guard, and then firing a sudden jab that's fired from that point-blank range. It's unstoppable. Tapales snapped Inoue's head back a few times with that. In terms of sheer chin and toughness, one could argue that Tapales was the toughest fighter Inoue has faced. Donaire and Maloney were tough, but they moved in and out of the pocket. Tapales often stayed right there, flat footed.

Thank you for starting off with Inoue 🙌

Amazing breakdown. But watching Inoue box is uncomfortable. It is like everything he does is 20% faster that a human should be able to move. To see the skill and strategy of Inoue talked out, without to focusing on the spectacle of how damn scary he is is really something else.

Thanks David! And love the Inoue content. He is a king.

And here I thought a jab was the fastest punch. To see it being countered faster with an over the shoulder punch is insane. It shows high focus and reflexes.

This was great! Thank u! Good to see videos on current active fighters

please keep this up it was great

Great vid! The music really flowed with the clips and the breakdown of Inuoe’s techniques was perfect. Inuoue gives me Loma vibes, in how he visibly looks like he is on another level from his competitors.

Keep these coming - this was a great way for a casual fan to learn more

The highest of quality analysis! Can’t get enough of this content

Oh I’m gonna like this series. Good on you dude

You hit gold with this new series, David. KEEP making them.

I've watched a few of your videos now, and they are excellent breakdowns of fighter skills clearly explained. Keep them coming!

Awesome breakdown! Can't wait for more of this new series!

You're pure quality, looking forward to more of this new series !

Superb analysis once again. You know your stuff and are appreciated.

This sweet science was a nice treat to my day.

This is going to be a great series. Looking forward to it.

just excellent. many thanks.

Great videos. I am learning so much from them! Love Inoue! Can we get some more breakdowns on his fights?

Great new series! A cool KO break down would be how James Toney came from behind to KO Michael Nunn. That was a great KO.

Very very very good video. Top notch. Love it.

You make amazing videos and constantly motivate me to keep training. Thank you

Love this concept!!! I think you will shine here

Loving this. Keep it up my man!!

Naoya Inoue will become the first three division undisputed champion in history of boxing when he moves up to feather weight. Can't wait to see it!

Well done, as always. I dug the international sounding background music.

More of this please. Keep 'em coming

Great work, once again!

That patience is what makes Inoue so dangerous. It ain't just about power. The man can just about do it all, and that's why he's as deadly as he is.

Nice job! More Inoue, David ❤️‍🔥🔥!

Beautiful breakdown!

Great analysis thank you- it's an education.

LETS GOO a vid on Inoue

Great tutorial on a great fighter! Thank you!

Looking forward too this new series 🙌

I like the new Keys to KO format. Pretty cool.

Great video!

Great breakdown of the monster inoue.

It's astonishing how hard that little dude hits!

The more I see him the more I'm impressed. What a level he maintains in all areas, speed, ring IQ, conbinations and power Awesome video as always

Bad ass breakdown!

Great Video

very good analysis here👌👍

They Keys are: Inoue is a fucking beast, a complete fighter, fast, strong, technical and smart.

Inoue is so good. Such a complete fighter.

Phenomenal video

Hey David, I wonder if you have been considering doing a video on Teofimo Lopez. Many people think he's just a flashy power puncher with a big ego, but when you watch his fight versus Josh Taylor, he's deceptively more elusive and tricky than people give him credit for.

Man that was cool

Inoue’s countering skill is underrated imo

This is the best series

I just discover him with this video ! What a great fighter

Good job

I like this

cool video, keep it up.

I'd love to see a breakdown of the Gatti v Ward trilogy and what techniques and adjustments they used. Although I know a lot of that went out the window when it became all out war.

For anyone watching who is new ro these lower weight classes, Maloney is no chump, being rhe current WBO Bantamweight champ, coming up on his second title defense. Really good boxer.

Please do more of these asap. You're the best breakdown man in the game!!! 🫡

Nice! As for suggestions, maybe an MMA throwback: Mirko Crocop vs. Alex Emelianenko?

Awesome video. Can you do please this from other fights: Tyson vs. :Gross, Botha, Bruno, Berbick, Thomas, Donnie Long, Ferguson, Biggs and Holmes. Thanks

Inoue. One of my favorites.

that knockout punch was next level advanced

Inoue said he made a mistake in preparing for the fight against Malone and didn't lose weight in a good way, his legs weren't in good condition, so his punches didn't have much power, so he realized that the only way to take down his opponent was the counter blow

Thanks for the video man i hope you got time to make a video for Wilfred Benitez or Aaron Pryor keep up the good work enjoy the content you make and don’t strain yourself

@TheModernMartialArtist

3 ай бұрын

Doing one on Benitez will be out sometime this year!

Fighting a monster on Halloween night Is a bad idea.

The spirit of the code of " Bushido ", embodied in the last few of the remaining Samurai .

I'd love to see some breakdowns on Usyk's knockouts.

When I was a kid, ken Griffey jr. Had this aura and I was such a fanboy...offense defense, total love for the game, having fun while doing it....Inoue is the only other athlete in any sport that brings back that adoration I had for Griffey. I truly believe if Inoue ever faulted and lost, he would come back like Griffey did for the reds....same passion and enjoyment. I'm a fan of my boy Inoue no matter what happens...Japan please protect your national treasure!!

Inoue and Crawford are the 2 best fighters boxing today. I just wish they fought in the same weight classes so they could fight each other.

Boxing Needs Lomachenko VS Inoue.

Amazing dismantling the opponent

gerald maclellan vs julian jackson

Would love a video of b hopkins

I enjoy this channel for its expert level breakdowns and I also like watching Rummy's Corner because he doesn't know shit about boxing lol 😂

@poindextertunes

3 ай бұрын

great voice tho 🤷‍♂️😂

@redeyexxx1841

3 ай бұрын

Rummy's Corner : Mesmerizing voice with low boxing knowledge Mindsmash : Absolutely clueless combat sports channel LDBC : pure emotions

KO'ing people is easy: First, become the most feared and destructive boxer in the world. Then, take your opponents heart and soul by systematically punishing him for every adjustment he makes, while winning every round. Then finally land an absolute Monster shot, and it's game over! Watching this back, Moloney showed a lot of heart and deserves credit for sticking it out. That was one hell of a rough night.

He’s got a fitting nickname . He’s a monster. All you can do is try to survive against this guy..

His timing is well executed.

I’ve boxed for many years and can, at the very least, suggest a starting strategy on how to beat a specific fighter. Both Inoue and Usyk leave me scratching my head!!

I would like to hear what options someone like Maloney would have had in this situation. What does one do against a skilled pressure fighter like Inoue?

🔥🔥

Inoue should be such a superstar that kid is straight fire

Such an impressive display. Maloney is a class act and excellent fighter who ,imo, did a better job than any Inoue foe beside Donaire (1) in last 5 yrs

P4p champ imo. Best boxer in 2023. Look forward to seeing more of the Bruce Lee of boxing.

He is a master.

3:46snake jab🐍

Hell yea