Former Noya Inoue Nokauta victim, ie Doheny, says Gervont ‘Tank’ Davis would be too much for the Japanese star if the two of them fought at 135.
Boxing fans were pushing for stainless steel to move to Super Featherweight (130) or Lagan (135) to face a thin Davis in the fight with a blockbuster to prove who the pounds are kilogram #1 in sports.
Inoue did not go with the program, deciding to stay rooted in place 122, feasts on opposition in this dead, lifeless division. He showed zero motivation to move up to 126 to fight dangerous feathers, and obviously does not occur up to 130 or 135.
Naoya needs complete head transplantation to put one of the brave warriors from the past in his body to give him a bold risk we saw from the greats like Muhammad Ali. It would be interesting to see Inoue to attend two weights up to 130 to get to know the thin Davis halfway in Super Feather as a capricious weight to prove who is the best dog in sports.
Doheny considers that there is too much weight and size that separates the Davis Tank (30-0, 28 ko) and Inoue (29-0, 26 ko) to make ‘Monster’ a chance. Ireland Doheny believes that 126 Naoyin is the “ceiling” for what he is able to do in sports.
Stainless steel ceiling
“The tank is an absolute dog, but if they were in the same weight class, it would be a crack. But too much is a gap. I think 126 stainless steel ceiling, I really did,” he said, ie Doheny Pro boxing fans When asked if Naoya Inoue would have the opportunity against Gervont ‘Tank’ Davis if he goes to 135 to fight him.
Too bad steel would never look for this idea, because it would be fun to see him and the tank to go to the battle for the first place in sports. Fans are not interested in seeing stainless steel fighters like Yeon Kim, Doheny, Sam Goodman and Luis Nery.
