Is Naoya Inoue slipping? Turki Alalshikh’s December 27 Picasso Fight plans follow a tough match against Ramon Cardenas

Turki Alalshikh says Naoya Inoue plans to defend the indisputable super bantamweight championship against #1 WBC Alan Picasso on December 27th in the main event. He says every match on the card will be a “big battle” between the Japanese and Mexican fighters.

Inoue vs. Picasso: Combat Analysis

Inoue is not much interested in defending December or future 24-year-old Picasso (31-0, -1 17 KOs). Picasso appears to be another example of a fighter with a resume of 100% inflated.

Of course, this is WBC, so it makes sense considering the big picture. In reality, Picasso is a talented bottom-level candidate.

For Turki’s vision to take place, “Monster” Inoue (30-0, 27 KO) is still needed to win the next battle against the WBA interim 122 pound champion Murodjon Akhmadaliev September 14th in Tokyo, Japan.

Is Inoe’s age indicated?

32-year-old Inoue will not win. Because on May 4th, he saw him fall violently in the second round in his final battle with Ramon Cardenas in Las Vegas. Naoya took lots of big shots from Cardenas, but it could have been knocked out if Ramon didn’t continue to retreat to the ropes to take a break.

The fight showed that Inouye’s age was creeping up to him. If Akhmadaliev can get Inoue early, he has the chance to knock him out and abdicate.

Turki Alalshikh’s Plans

“December 27th, we have a Master, a Real Master. We have Inoue. We are thinking now, and we are approaching finishing Inoue against (#1 WBC Rank Alan) Picasso as the main event.” YouTube channel. “All cards will be the biggest battle between Japan and Mexico, the big battle.”

“So it’s going to be Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. Of course there’s a lot of great things,” Mike Coppinger said.

“To Japan,” Torki said. “Above from both sides.

“It’s never been done before,” Mike said.

“This is Riyadh season,” Turki said.