John Riel Casimero calls out Naoya Inoue after knocking out Luis Nery in boxing a short time ago in Japan.
What a win for Filipino John Riel Casimero today in Japan.
He shocked the world by brutally knocking out Luis Nery in round 4 a short time ago.
Afterwards he called out Japanese boxing superstar and boxing pound for pound number one Naoya ‘The Monster’ Inoue.
Here’s how they might match up:
- Inoue is polished and textbook; Casimero is unorthodox and aggressive.
- Casimero has legit one-punch KO power, especially with his right hand.
- Casimero drops his left hand often, leaving openings Inoue can exploit.
- Casimero’s best chance is an early knockout; Inoue takes over in later rounds.
- Casimero throws high volume; Inoue lands fewer but more precise shots.
- Casimero is willing to trade in a firefight, playing into Inoue’s power.
- Inoue has superior footwork and angles; Casimero is more stationary.
- Both are three-division champions with high ring IQ.
- Casimero’s awkward lunging attacks can disrupt Inoue’s rhythm.
- Inoue has a proven durable chin; Casimero hits hard but must land clean.
Here was a photo of the aftermath of the Casimero vs Luis Nery knockout a short time ago.
Another big day in Japan and Asia, and the East, for worldwide professional boxing’s continued expansion.
Good scaps.
Here were the Casimero vs Luis Nery boxing results on the full card.