Inoue – Picasso directed for June 14 in Vegas

An undisputed champion of Super Bantamweight Naoya 'Monster' Inoue and # 1 contender for WBC Alan Picasso are directed for June 14 in Las Vegas. This is the struggle that the Inoue Co-Protomo, Bob Arum, has discussed what is happening for the US

Picasso: Unbeaten, Unbelievable

Picasso (31-0-1, 17 CO) is unbeaten, but he did not fight with anyone close to the level of Inow (29-0, 26 KO). This match will probably have a similar result as the recent protection of Naya's title against the unverified YE JOON KIM. Boxing fans want to see inoue to direct him against the quality opposition with force and shot at his victory, such as Rafael Espinosis, Modzhon Ahmadaliev and Bruce Carrington.

Naoya, however, does not seem to be interested in Boat And ruining the situation in which he does it. Why would Inui want to fight dangerous opposition when there are fighters like Picasso and Kim, can he easily win to continue importing the dough?

Arum probably counts that Mexican Picasso is about to download fans from Southern California and Arizona to see this match. This is not realistic. He is not known enough to draw, and Inow is not the latter in the United States, because he only struggles there three times in inconsistencies.

Time for real competition

If Inoue is going to fight in the US, he has to face someone who has a chance to beat him that fans will want to watch. They will not be excited about seeing him fighting an inexperienced fighter at the level of Fines, Picasso. They want to see if Inue is real, throwing it with a 6'1 ″ stork, Rafael Espinosis to see if he can handle the height of that person.

“#Inouepicasso is directed as of June 14 in Las Vegas,” said Salvador Rodriguez of X For the battle between the undisputed champion of Super Bantama Naoya Inoue and Alan Picasso.

The 24 -year -old Picasso recently defeated Jehison Quelo, Diego Alberto Ruis, Azat Kovanisyan, Eric Ruis and Damian Vasquez. Of these, Hovhanisyan is the most remarkable, but he was not young – he was 36 years old when Picasso struggled with him.