“You can’t be affected so”: Tim Bradley praises Inuue’s resistance after Cardenas scares but warns about the move in the pen

Commentator Tim Bradley was impressed with the way the rude champion Super Bantamweight Naoya Inoue returned to victory after Ramon Cardenas (26-2, 14, 14) collapsed in the second round in the second round in the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Inoue (30-0, 27 ko) ensured that he had not hit him with another big left from Challenger Cardenas like the one with which he lowered him. The Inoue Japanese star eventually wore it at a speed, combined blow and volume to get a technical knockout in the eighth round.

The Savior of the weekend

Bradley warns that Inoue, 31, cannot be hit like he did so against Cardenas if he moved to Pero and headed for the titles in that division. Time says that fighters in a giant of 126 pounds have hit more strongly and that they will be harder for small stainless steel.

Inoue has already said that he will remain at 122, as long as he can make weight. This will probably be until the end of his career because there is no problem managing weight.

“We want that. We want to have fun. That was definitely fun,” said commentator Tim Bradley HUB TV fights About the fight of Naoya Inoue against Ramon Cardenas last Sunday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. “I thought it was a solid performance.”

Inuue’s fight against Cardenas brought fans the drama they missed after watching two DRAB events in Riyadh last Friday in New York and on Saturday. Inoue and champion WBO Rafael Espinose saved the weekend with their fights.

A warning in the featherweight

“You can’t be affected by these shots, man,” Bradley said of the Inoue in the second round, he rejected Cardenas. “You can’t be affected by these shots and get down. Seriously, especially against these seaside guys. This guy (Cardenas) is a real guy. He is a top 10 guy. He was id’d. He can fight. He has strength in both hands.”

The way Naoya fought in the first round was not aware of how dangerous Cardenas was. He narrowly missed Inoue with a swing run on the left, and you could say that sooner or later he would catch ‘Monster’ Inoue and put him on deck. In the second round, this happened, but Naoya could get up and survive the rest of the circle.

“The way he managed to get up, I’ll give him merit. He stood up,” Bradley said about Naoya. “He did the same thing that was done (Luis) Nery (after rejecting him last year). He collapsed that guy and managed to get him out of there.”

Cardenas’s blow that fell inoue was much more harder than that Nery had knocked him down last year. Kardenas had a hard time hitting him from the left, which landed clean. What made him more devastating was that he hadn’t seen a blow coming.

“However, you (inoue) want to go to 126, and you want to try and dominate this division,” Bradley said, warning Inoue to move to Pero. “There are some lions therealso. Guys who can take your things. Remember, he’s a small guy moving up. That’s challenging to him. The guy tonight was like he didn’t really hit so much shock. “

We saw one of the lions on Undercard, the champion of WBO Rafael Espinosis, which would be a pure nightmare for Inoue if he moves to 126 and looks in his direction for the world title. It is doubtful that Inoue would be crazy enough to take over 6’1 ″ Espinosis because he would know that the guy was too big.

Who Victory

“It was more of an accumulative effect,” Bradley said of Inouue. “These were more of the combinations and speed at which it hits you. It’s frustrating. It’s fast fast, it’s right, it’s at home. It’s hard to deal with. However, you’ve seen where there are moments where you can use stainless steel. You need to know them,” Bradley said.

Cardenas used one of those moments in the second round to knock him down. However, he failed to capture an inoue with a similar shot for the rest of the fight. This is his fault because he crossed himself into the ropes too often to have a chance to win.

“You have to have a movie studio and know them and recognize them. A great finish,” Bradley said of Inouue. “He’s different. He’s a beast. Inoue, after that performance? I don’t think it’s a pound for a pound ( #1). I think USYK Pound-for-Zi-Kilogram no.

Even with the INoue film studio, it will be difficult to beat it if you are not huge like Rafael Espinosis or you have one strength. There is no one in 122 or 126 who has enough pop to do more than what Cardenas did. The main problems that inoue would have in Peru are the size of the fighters, and in the case of espinosis, the volume of punching.