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Naoya Inoue vs David Alan Picasso is now in the books, and this is a post-fight breakdown of how the fight actually unfolded.

This is not a highlight reel or a recap. It’s an analytical look at the decisions, adjustments, and tactical moments that defined the fight—from the early measuring rounds, to the key exchanges in round two, to Inoue’s control of distance and tempo throughout the middle rounds.

We break down:

Why round one was a pure measuring round

How round two revealed Inoue’s comfort trading and lack of respect for Picasso’s power

Why the fight shifted into control for Inoue.

How body work factored in on both sides

Why round eleven came too late to change the outcome

And why this result may have been the best scenario for both fighters

Inoue dominated the scorecards but was openly disappointed afterward, stating he intended to knock out Picasso. That mindset and what it tells us about his standard says a lot about where he is in his career.

Meanwhile, Picasso takes his first loss but gains credibility by going the distance with a generational fighter.

This video contains original commentary and analysis. Any fight footage shown is used in short, transformed clips for educational and analytical purposes under fair use.

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Did Inoue fight the right fight, or should he have pushed harder for the finish?

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