Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on May 07, 2022, 08:36:02 PM

Quote from: Oasisman on May 07, 2022, 08:49:43 AM

Quote from: goinmerry on May 07, 2022, 08:37:37 AM

I might be wrong but do you mean, Inoue vs Donaire is not a good fight for you as you want Casimero?

Better playback what happens in their first meetup that it needs a rematch. Maybe you just don't know much Donaire that's why you want Casimero for him. Casimero is even overrated. The way he is struggling to maintain his weight, how can he even match with a much more fit Naoya Inoue.

I have to agree that the fight between Donaire and Inoue deserves a rematch. Then, what If Donaire wins the rematch, then a trilogy would be much interesting.
I guess Casimero still have a chance for the Inoue fight later after Donaire.
I want to believe he's overrated, but not until he fights Inoue.
We can't deny that guy is also a good boxer and carrying much hype with his character.

Don't know what the terms of this second fight, maybe they sign a possible trilogy if Donaire will win, otherwise Inoue will be the best bantamweight and then maybe goes after the belt of Butler. For sure Donaire doesn't want the WBO stripping Casimero because he is instrumental in getting him to Probellum promotions. But yeah, he is out of the picture already and it was Butler name in the discussion now.

There is a high chance that there will be a trilogy if Donaire will win on their rematch next month as their standings would be tied to 1-1 but if Inoue will still be the last man standing then I think he will go for Butler and go up to another division after he defeats Donaire and Butler respectively. In the past, Casimero is included to his plan but now that Casimero has been stripped of his WBO belt, I don't certainly think that Inoue will be interested to him anymore.