In the upper day of the 3 -belt WBA (Super), WBC and IBF, Naoya Inoue showed why he was considered an invincible puncher at Bantamweight. Before the old opponent Nonito Donaire, Inoue lost less than 2 rounds to lower the opponent technical knocker in Japan's hometown.
With the WBC belt from Donaire, Inoue's achievement gold table is currently only the World WBO belt. That is the necessary and sufficient condition for Japanese puncher to be recognized as an absolutable champion of Bantamweight. Currently, Inoue is only one more match from this title.
At the present time, the World World World Bantamweight has no owner. The nearest belt holder, John Riel Casimero, has just been announced by the WBO for the title of the championship due to a violation of the regulations on pressing the weight before the battle of the belt in April. Like Donaire, Casimero is also a Filipino boxer.
Casimero himself was very excited at the confrontation with Inoue. However, in order to be eligible to enter the battle with Japanese opponents, Casimero needs to regain the WBO championship. It is likely that the Philippine boxer will have to play Paul Butler, who is recognized as a temporary champion of WBO.
On the ranking of BoxRec boxing statistics, Inoue is the world's No. 1 boxer in the Bantamweight weight and scales based on competition and scores. Donaire ranked 2nd, while Casimero ranked third. Casimero's ranking was quite a lot when he was not eligible to compete in the two times when he received the latest Thuong Dai Tranh Dai.
The opponent of the WBO belt with Casimero is Paul Butler currently ranked 13th in the world. However, with the achievements achieved over the past time, butler is considered to be capable of being ranked in the top 5 strongest boxers. To be recognized in accordance with his ability, butler needs to challenge and lower Casimero.