I like the confidence. A boxer characteristic that's hungry for the win. But proved it on the judgment day instead, not by throwing words.
If I'm not mistaken that's not the first time he throw words on Inoue? Not a usual behavior of any PH boxer.
Still, the eagerness of making his
"kababayan" proud is on high-level.
We can also consider that it's part of publicities to attract more fans to support the fight once the schedule was resume. And like what you have said this kind of style is not usual from fellow kababayan, Filipino boxers was known to be quiet but have a deadly finishing punch.
Keep safe for now to this two fighters and settle everything inside the ring.
But Filipinos are not known for being a trash talker though, just saying. Yes, it is part of the game to hype the fight but most of the time its like a 'fake trash talk though', or at least boxing fans are not used to seeing them insulting their opponents. Manny Pacquaio is one good example, he would rather let his fight do the talking inside the ring. Maybe Inoue is trying to change that picture, but I doubt that the next generation of fighters will follow that path. Just look at Duno, he was a upcoming and then started to act before the Ryan Garcia fight. And we have see what happen to him, destroyed in one round. I would rather see Filipino fighter being humble as Pacquaio but a different animal in the ring. IMHO.