Inoue vs. Doheny says the tank is a “mighty battle” but the weight gap is too big

TJ Doheny, former knockout victim of Naoya Inoue, says Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis would be too much for the Japanese star if the two fight at 135.

Boxing fans are demanding that Inoue move to super featherweight [130] Or lightweight [135] To take on Tank Davis in a huge battle to prove who is the #1 player in the sport.

Inoue didn’t go along with the program, choosing to stay rooted at point 122, enjoying the opposition in this dead, lifeless section. He has shown no motivation to move up to 126 to fight the dangerous featherweight, and a move up to 130 or 135 clearly isn’t going to happen either.

Naoya needs to be full Head transplant To put one of the brains of a brave warrior from the past into his body to give him the bold risk we’ve seen from greats like Muhammad Ali. It would be interesting to see Inoue move up two weight classes to 130 to meet Tank Davis midway at super featherweight as their catchweight to prove who is the top dog in the sport.

Doheny feels there is too much weight and size separating Tank Davis (30-0, 28 KOs) and Inoue (29-0, 26 KOs) for “Monster” to have a chance. Fellow Irishman Doheny believes the number 126 is Naoya’s “ceiling” for what he can do in the sport.

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“Tank is an absolute dog, but if they were in the same weight class, it would be a tough fight. But there’s a pretty big gap. I think 126 is Inouye’s ceiling, I really believe that,” TJ Doheny said. Professional boxing fans When asked if Naoya Inoue would have a chance against Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis if he moved up to 135 to fight him.

It’s too bad Inoue will never embrace this idea because it would be fun to see him and Tank pull it off in a battle for the top spot in the sport. Fans aren’t interested in seeing Inoue beat up fighters like Yi Jun Kim, Doheny, Sam Goodman, and Louis Nery.