During 2016, Inoue repeatedly sought a unification bout against four-division champion and current WBC super flyweight champion Román González. However, González chose to face Carlos Cuadras instead in the second half of the year. And Inoue was in attendance and at ringside for that fight. Shortly after Gonzalez's win over Cuadras, representatives of Inoue sent a formal offer to Gonzalez for what would've been a unification showdown. González stipulated that the terms offered for an Inoue fight weren't good enough, and turned down the contract. At the time, Gonzalez felt he would have received more money for a potential rematch with Cuadras on HBO. The rematch against Cuadras didn't happen. Instead, Gonzalez lost the WBC super flyweight title by a split decision to Srisaket Sor Rungvisai in March 2017. September 2017 saw Inoue and Gonzalez appear on the same card in Carson, California. Making his United States debut with a six-round stoppage over Antonio Nieves, Inoue was looking to set up a match with Gonzalez in 2018. But Chocolatito didn't live up to his end of the bargain, as he got knocked out in four rounds in a rematch with Rungvisai. At that moment, any future talk of a fight between Inoue and Gonzalez was dead in the water.
His name is Spencer, but he is known as Spence, also known as Swoletron. He has been in the fitness industry for 12 years, with experience in one on one training, boot camps, and six bodybuilding shows under his belt. He has always been athletic, but gained weight in his mid-20’s due to poor choices with his diet and nutrition. He started working with a trainer and got into the best shape of his life to that point. He realized fitness and health was a passion of his and had the opportunity to begin training, which opened so many doors over the years, including Muay Thai, bodybuilding, and TITLE Boxing Club.
To ensure proper nutrition for your Boxer, consult with a veterinarian who can recommend specific brands of food tailored specifically towards the breed’s nutritional needs or advise about any dietary restrictions due to medical conditions they may have developed over time, like allergies or sensitivities. With careful consideration given towards their diet and nutrition routine, you’ll be setting up your pup for long-term health success!
At the Olympics, each weight class is a separate single-elimination tournament awarding one gold, one silver and two bronze medals in each weight class. The event format is geared so that the finals of all represented weight classes are held over the last two days of the competition, entrants that fail to win on the penultimate day being the Bronze medal recipients with the finals deciding Gold and Silver on the final day, all of the bouts are scheduled in ascending order of weight with the super heavyweight final last of all.
By severely limiting the amount of fluids going into their bodies, boxers can manipulate their weight even further by exercising and "sweating it out" in the sauna. This is why boxers use sauna suits – by sweating more, they are losing more body weight. Once they make weight, they rehydrate after weighing in. For many fighters, this gives them a size advantage.
Why He’s Here: Olivares was far from done of course, going on to further acclaim, and more classic encounters, at Featherweight. Arguably the greatest puncher in the history of the class, Olivares was all but unbeatable at the peak of his powers and while he didn’t face the volume of quality some in previous generations had at the 118 lb. limit, he mastered most of what is the lightest division in boxing came across his path. In terms of style points, he remains
Top historical boxers: Carlos Monzon and Marvin Hagler had fantastic title reigns as middleweight champions. However, this historically deep weight class also includes the likes of an older but still fantastic Sugar Ray Robinson and a young and ethereally exceptional Roy Jones Jr., as some of the best fighters to ever compete in the middleweight division. When you add Bernard Hopkins's technical accuracy and lengthy title reign to the mix, you have one of the most impressive collections of divisional talent in the annals of boxing history.
Alvarez followed a flush left with a right uppercut to drop Plant early in the 11th round, but Plant was game enough to get up. At least for a little bit. Alvarez pounced a few moments later and unleashed a flurry of power punches. Referee Russell Mora stopped the fight at the 1:05 mark, triggering a rowdy celebration.
Minuses: Haney is tall (5-foot-8) and has fought at 135 his entire career, which means he should have no trouble transitioning into a new division. However, the fact is that he’s making his 140-pound debut on Saturday. We’ll see how he looks. And he’s a light puncher. His last seven victories have come by decision.
*Why He’s Here: * After moving up the scale, Taylor was figured out in a third and final fight with Canzoneri but found other successes, earning wins over the game Johnny Vacca and future Featherweight king Battling Battaliano. For the most part though, Taylor found his best days behind him. With aggression and moxy, Taylor averaged almost sixteen fights a year in his career and, including news decisions, left the game a winner around seventy percent of the time. The defining win, versus future three division World champion Canzoneri, holds him in good stead. Taylor was ushered into the IBHOF in 2005.
His name is Spencer, but he is known as Spence, also known as Swoletron. He has been in the fitness industry for 12 years, with experience in one on one training, boot camps, and six bodybuilding shows under his belt. He has always been athletic, but gained weight in his mid-20’s due to poor choices with his diet and nutrition. He started working with a trainer and got into the best shape of his life to that point. He realized fitness and health was a passion of his and had the opportunity to begin training, which opened so many doors over the years, including Muay Thai, bodybuilding, and TITLE Boxing Club.
To ensure proper nutrition for your Boxer, consult with a veterinarian who can recommend specific brands of food tailored specifically towards the breed’s nutritional needs or advise about any dietary restrictions due to medical conditions they may have developed over time, like allergies or sensitivities. With careful consideration given towards their diet and nutrition routine, you’ll be setting up your pup for long-term health success!
At the Olympics, each weight class is a separate single-elimination tournament awarding one gold, one silver and two bronze medals in each weight class. The event format is geared so that the finals of all represented weight classes are held over the last two days of the competition, entrants that fail to win on the penultimate day being the Bronze medal recipients with the finals deciding Gold and Silver on the final day, all of the bouts are scheduled in ascending order of weight with the super heavyweight final last of all.
By severely limiting the amount of fluids going into their bodies, boxers can manipulate their weight even further by exercising and "sweating it out" in the sauna. This is why boxers use sauna suits – by sweating more, they are losing more body weight. Once they make weight, they rehydrate after weighing in. For many fighters, this gives them a size advantage.
Why He’s Here: Olivares was far from done of course, going on to further acclaim, and more classic encounters, at Featherweight. Arguably the greatest puncher in the history of the class, Olivares was all but unbeatable at the peak of his powers and while he didn’t face the volume of quality some in previous generations had at the 118 lb. limit, he mastered most of what is the lightest division in boxing came across his path. In terms of style points, he remains
Top historical boxers: Carlos Monzon and Marvin Hagler had fantastic title reigns as middleweight champions. However, this historically deep weight class also includes the likes of an older but still fantastic Sugar Ray Robinson and a young and ethereally exceptional Roy Jones Jr., as some of the best fighters to ever compete in the middleweight division. When you add Bernard Hopkins's technical accuracy and lengthy title reign to the mix, you have one of the most impressive collections of divisional talent in the annals of boxing history.
Alvarez followed a flush left with a right uppercut to drop Plant early in the 11th round, but Plant was game enough to get up. At least for a little bit. Alvarez pounced a few moments later and unleashed a flurry of power punches. Referee Russell Mora stopped the fight at the 1:05 mark, triggering a rowdy celebration.
Minuses: Haney is tall (5-foot-8) and has fought at 135 his entire career, which means he should have no trouble transitioning into a new division. However, the fact is that he’s making his 140-pound debut on Saturday. We’ll see how he looks. And he’s a light puncher. His last seven victories have come by decision.
*Why He’s Here: * After moving up the scale, Taylor was figured out in a third and final fight with Canzoneri but found other successes, earning wins over the game Johnny Vacca and future Featherweight king Battling Battaliano. For the most part though, Taylor found his best days behind him. With aggression and moxy, Taylor averaged almost sixteen fights a year in his career and, including news decisions, left the game a winner around seventy percent of the time. The defining win, versus future three division World champion Canzoneri, holds him in good stead. Taylor was ushered into the IBHOF in 2005.