Inoue vs. Cardenas: Another mismatch? “The Monster” faces an easy perceived path for the star

Naoya Inoue’s occupied struggle against the Super Bantamweight #2 contestant, Ramon Cardenas, is an official on May 4 at the T-Mobile Arena de las Vegas. Inoue will defend its four 122 LB belts against Cardenas (26-1, 14 ko).

The poster for the Inoue struggle does not include the image of Cardenas, who tells you everything you need to know about this party. I guess there are not enough fans that fans know and matters who Cardenas is that their image is included in the poster.

Boxing fans on social media are dissatisfied with the Opponent option for Inoue. Since 2023, he has had three consecutive mismatches in fights that were never expected to be competitive. They start to despise Naoya Inoue, and it is understandable why. People want to see Inoue Start fighting the quality opposition they are interested in seeing.

Inoue’s recent adversaries

– Ye Joon who
– TJ Doedy
– Luis Nerry

Tomato Circuit can

Some fans seem to play it safely, carefully choosing the opponents to keep him gaining as long as possible. Since Naoya was struck by Marlon Tapales four fights, he has been on the tomato circuit. The first range tries to turn Inoue into a star in the United States and it doesn’t work. Although fans love Inoue in Japan, the North -Americans wait more fighters and know when a boy feeds Gimmes.

Inoue’s next game will be against the temporary WBA champion Murodjon Akhmadaliev In September in Tokyo, Japan. Fans have been looking forward to it for some time.

Interestingly, Naoya saves the good for Japan and the smallest struggle against Cardenas for the United States, which is a struggle that Inoue has been marinating when he does not need it. The same with Nakani. Inoue should fight Nakatani now instead of slowly building it. This approach would work if Inoue faced the murderers, but it is not and it is so obvious what the game is.

“Naoya Inoue is among the most powerful and well -rounded fighters I have had the privilege of promoting, a unique boxing talent,” said Bob Arum. “After many years selling arenas and stadiums in his native Japan,” The Monster “is ready to take care of Las Vegas on the weekend of Five of Mayo. Ramon Cardenas is a worthy challenger who has won this opportunity with several impressive victories.”