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Quote from: jossiel on Today at 06:10:25 AM

We all want the best for him.

No doubt that Inoue is on the next level and Donaire, whether we like it or not is really no match on him. And it makes no sense anymore for him to have another match if he still can't accept that defeat or ever thinks of it again.

Well, we just surely want what is best for him, but he sure knows his limits more than anyone, well, maybe he is thinking of 1 last fight against Naoya Inoue before he retired completely, and I really hope he could win it, but in my analysis with Naoya Inoue I am just comparing their 1st and 2nd fight, Naoya Inoue is completely in a different level now, for me I would compare him to Ryan Garcia, the speed and power combination is very unbelievable, well this is just my assessment on the skills on Naoya Inoue, Nonito Donaire is not within reach, for me I will be aiming for easier fights,

We don't know about that.

Many will have just to agree with him about whatever he thinks is best for him. He can have another match if he wants to but it's not anymore with Inoue.

He can match with other boxers that he hasn't taken yet and I guess that's where he should focus first before aiming for someone like Inoue again.

I think Donaire has been discouraged to continue his boxing journey after having consistent Lost in the ring which I think is normal. If he hasn't won against Inoue, I don't think he could still beat him for the 3rd time. If he will still have another fight, it should be with other boxers for him to prove himself in the ring again. Donaire only needs rest but if he wants to quit, it would be better if he'll leave a remarkable memory on the boxing industry by having a good last match.