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Casimero is only in the rank 7. If anyone deserves the shot to a title, it's Luis Nery but even him was skipped by Innoue all for unification. There is a possibility that Inoue will move to 126 lbs and probably skip all but challenge Robeisy Ramirez. After all, he already beat Fulton which is below Robeisy so fighting Fulton I think is more of a strategy to get the WBO belt from Robeisy.

Too much hype for Luis Nery. He will just be eaten alive by Naoya Inoue if they will face off. Nery was being skipped by Inoue? Definitely no. Inoue is not like that but it's om his promoter that is arranging the fight. It's just that Nery is likely prohibited to fight in Japan (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Nery is just full of talk. I don't see him a good match for Inoue.

Marlon Tapales is the most reasonable boxer that Inoue should face and it now happened. Casimero will soon catch up but to become a champion again regardless of who will be his opponent at that time.

I think Nery will be too small for Inoue though, although Nery has the power to knockout anyone at this weight, but he hasn't face a fighter with a caliber of Inoue. For me, it's better if we will see Nery vs Casimero, two trash talker and had power and see who will be the last man standing.

Inoue should focus first on Marlon Tapales, although we wanted to support him as a big underdog, but we really haven't seen a boxer close to defeat Inoue. Only Nonito was able to almost beat Inoue in their first encounter, very close fight and Donaire broke Inoue's orbital bone. But after that, Inoue level up and knockout everyone he fights, including a rematch with the Filipino Flash.

A prime Donaire would have been a better match. They are both fast and are willing to open themselves for a punch so they can counter because they know they could hurt more. I remember him against Montiel, it was phenomenal. Inoue is just one of the feared boxers in the lower division. He will continue using his mandatory card til reaching 140. Its probably the place where he could finally find opponents with serious firepower by the likes of Prograis.

Tapales may have defeated the fighters down him but not Innoue.

Trying to climb up the ladders and be able to face up those powerpunchers on higher weigh division then this is something that he could really be able to taste up.Yes, he might be that dominating on lower weight division
but doesnt mean that he would really be able to achieve it on higher ones but lets see on how far he would really be able to reach out but basing up on this fight perfomance and stats then it would really be just that somewhat obvious that this guy would really be going further. Potential match ups would really be mold up along the way on which it would really be just that normal that fight arrangement would be done
and lets see on whose fighters he would be face up but for now he would be needing to unify all of the belts on the current division.

Its up to him whether he would really be that next on stepping up another higher weight or would really be dominating still this current division he's in but there's no sense on doing that
once he do unify all the belts, so most likely he would really be stepping up and this is something that he might pursue since there's no other way if he would be pursuing
to be great into this field or career.