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And Fulton - he's dominated this division for some time. Is Inoue up to the task of challenging his rule? We'll have to keep our eyes glued to the action to know. That's part of the buzz of the sport, isn't it?!

It was his time, but now it's Inoue's time. I may sound optimistic, but I don't see Fulton's skills being able to match up with Inoue's. I hope he won't regret changing his decision of not moving up to face Inoue. However, I have a feeling that Inoue will dominate him, and Fulton won't be able to withstand Inoue's powerful punches. Please note that I mean no disrespect to Fulton, but that's how I envision the fight unfolding.

I see as a fan and the basis from the previous fight of both fighters, Inoue's winning chance is higher than Fulton.

The decision though to stay in this current weight is really appreciable from the fans,
it gives Inoue a chance to strip it under his belt and earn the respect from this new division
but also on the other hand, if Fulton manages to upset Inoue, it will add more respect to
him and a good hypes for his career, more on the money side once he decided to move up
carrying the image that he beat the hot and sensation Inoue.

bookies are favouring inoue also on this fight to win. the odds are at 1.35x at stake for inoue. if you are rooting for inoue and want better odds for your bet, you can choose the winning method betting line - inoue by KO is at 2.18x or by decision at 3.05x.
wondering also if this will go the distance. don't know yet how will inoue attack on this weight division.

It is understandable because no matter what angle we try to see it and forget that Fulton is a champ, we can really say that Inoue almost got all the advantage needed in this fight because aside from having more experience in the sport, he also got more knockout chances with almost 88 percent while Fulton only got less than 40 percent, so it's quite much lower compared to the challenger.