World Champion Hints at Why Stephen Fulton vs Naoya Inoue is “Not Even Gonna Be an Upset”

When we speak of boxing, predicting the result of a fight is often as unpredictable as the fight itself. One such fight that’s making headlines is the upcoming fight between Stephen Fulton and Naoya Inoue. And people are pouring in their diverse opinions about it perpetually. However, regarding the much-anticipated face-off between Stephen Fulton and Naoya Inoue, a confident world champion from Philadelphia has a unique perspective.

This champion, a close confidante of Fulton, has made a bold prediction that has sent ripples through the boxing community. He confidently asserts that the outcome of this much-anticipated fight won’t be the upset everyone is expecting. But, who is this friend of Fulton?

Stephen Fulton: the underdog with an edge

According to Boxing Scene, the world champion, Jaron Ennis, argues that Fulton’s size and strength will be too much for Inoue to handle. He believes Fulton’s technical skills and toughness will overcome Inoue’s power. “I feel like ‘Scooter’ (Fulton) gonna be too big, too strong. And one thing about ‘Scooter,’ no matter what’s goin’ on, he always find a way to win.” Further, Ennis added, “and people are underestimating him. It’s not even gonna be an upset.” 

Stephen Fulton, a well-schooled technician, is known for his willingness to engage in slugfests. He won his first world title in his 19th fight and has since added the WBC title to his collection. With a record of 21-0, including 8 knockouts, Fulton is no stranger to victory. However, his upcoming fight has raised the levels of anticipation for his opponent is no less talented.

Inoue’s power vs Fulton’s technique

Inoue, on the other hand, is one of the sport’s best and most dominant fighters. He has won titles in three weight classes and has a record of 24-0, with 21 of those wins coming by way of knockout. He is moving up to the super Bantamweight division to take on Fulton, which adds an extra layer of intrigue to the fight.

The outcome of the fight will largely depend on whether Inoue’s power carries over to the super Bantamweight division. If it does, Fulton will have a tough fight on his hands. But if it doesn’t, Fulton’s technical skills and toughness could give him the edge.

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Additionally, as time of the fight between Stephen Fulton and Naoya Inoue draws closer, the curiosity builds. Will Fulton’s size and strength be too much for Inoue? Or will Inoue’s power carry him to victory? . But one thing is certain: this is a fight that boxing fans won’t want to miss. What are your thoughts on the upcoming bout? Do you agree with Jaron Ennis’ prediction that Fulton’s victory would “not even gonna be an upset”? Let us know in the comments below.

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