Inoue vs. Cárdenas: Another mismatch? ‘The Monster’ faces a violent reaction for the easy -to -perceived road to stardom

Naoya Inoue’s fight occupies against the Super Bantam-Peso #2 contender of the AMB, Ramon Cardenas, is official for May 4 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Inoue will defend his four 122-pound belts against Cárdenas (26-1, 14 ko).

The Inoue Fight poster does not include the image of Cardenas, which tells him everything he needs to know about this confrontation. I guess there are not enough fans or care who Cárdenas is that their image is included in the poster.

Boxing fans on social networks are not happy with the choice of opponent for Inoue. Since 2023, he has had three consecutive mismatches on fights that were never expected to be competitive. They are starting to despise Naoya Inoue, and is understandable why. People want to see Inoue Start fighting the opposition of quality they are interested in seeing.

Inoue’s recent opponents

– Ye joon who
– TJ Doheny
– Luis Nery

Tomato tin circuit

Some fans seem that Inoue is playing safely, carefully choosing opponents to keep him winning as long as possible. Since Naoya was shaken by Marlon Tapales four fights ago, he has been in the Tomato Can circuit. Top Rank is trying to become a star in the United States, and does not work. While fans love Inou in Japan, Americans expect more from combatants, and know when a boy who feeds is feed.

According to the reports, Inoue’s next game will be against the interim AB champion Murodjon Akhmadaliev In September in Tokyo, Japan. Fans have been waiting for that for a long time.

Interestingly, Naoya is saving the good for Japan and the minor fight against cardinals for the United States which is a fight that Inoue has been marked when he does not need it. The same with Nakatani. Inoue should be fighting Nakatani now instead of building it slowly. That approach would work if Inoue faced the murderers, but it is not and is very obvious what the game is.

“Naoya Inoue is among the most powerful and complete combatants that I have had the privilege of promoting, a singular boxing talent,” said Bob Arum. “After many years selling sands and stadiums in his native Japan, ‘The Monster’ is ready to take care of Las Vegas on the weekend of May. Ramon Cardenas is a worthy challenge that has won this opportunity with several impressive victories. “