Quote from: Hypnosis00 on Today at 12:59:38 PM

Why don't we just focus on Inoue's upcoming fight? Whether we like it or not, it seems unlikely for them to face each other if it's not something desired by Inoue's camp. Inoue is incredibly fortunate with his rise, and if he wins this fight, he can proceed to a unification fight or move up in weight class again.

Marlon Tapales. He is just waiting and I think preparing is very hard too because whoever wins in this match will be up against him. If it's Inoue then Casimero should be happy that he will be facing a countrymen. If it's Fulton, then he might also have a chance if the boxing authorities mandate Inoue to fight one match before he could fight back the winner of Fulton against Tapales. (in case that happens)
I have read a lot of statements from Fulton and he said the rescheduling gave him more time to think and it adds more training and sparring time for him that will help him be fully prepared against Inoue. It's obvious that he is not underestimating him and instead, he is trying to be better to show how different their weight class is than where Inoue came from. We will definitely witness a good fight on July 25.

Quote from: Hypnosis00 on Today at 12:59:38 PM

There is a possibility that Casimero may even retire without proving himself against Inoue. Perhaps Inoue's camp is also afraid that Casimero might have a lucky shot and diminish Inoue's fame.

Possibly. The way Casimero fight is different, more like a brawler, and his punch is not something a boxer could take when he ain't ready.