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Re: [Boxing] Stephen Fulton vs. Naoya Inoue | WBC & WBO 122 lbs bout | July 25
by
stomachgrowls
on 30/06/2023, 22:21:17 UTC
Because if only Manny Pacquiao can have the same revenues inside the Philippines, then he could've done that already because aside from having the crowd advantage, he will be no longer needed to adjust in a certain country just to train.

That's a good point. He has to travel to the US to get used to the altitude. Making money abroad though he will be taxed by the US law and back to the Philippines, he will also be taxed. A huge pain in the ass.

By the way, Inoue Naoya By KO is 2.07. Could the odd go to worse like 1.50 as the date approaches? Go big or go home kind of opportunity I think since it always going to be a KO with Inoue but this time he is inflating his weight.
Betting on that 2.07 via KO by Inoue would already be a tempting odd on which you could already make out some bets if you dont really like for it to decrease as the match approaches which this is most likely the case .

We know that Inoue is a knockout artist or on having that huge KO percentage on which even Fulton is a champion then i do really have that confidence that this one would really be ending up on a KO.
About its additional weight then for sure it isnt really that much which would be thinking that it might affect Inoue speed and footwork? For sure they had prepared for that one but i cant really
blame out on to those people who had been worrying about that add up weight for affecting his fighting performance but i dont see that much of an issue.