He landed some hard left hook counters that the announcers ignored in favor of obvious Khan push downs what were counted as knockdowns. I think he would have KO'd Khan later if he didn't switch his style because of the bogus knockdowns.
imo atlas only dreams of being that genuine and good, atlas to me always comes off as a ham.... this guy was real.
:good Agree here was clear that Petersons trainer is doing everything for Peterson not so he can be in a spot light...
I can understand your point and it's valid.I just like that he places a lot of emphasis on character and(I know this does not a great trainer make) but I always find his analysis insightful and I almost always take something from it.Not making a great argument here I know.:think:good
I loved when he put his head up when Lamont had it down, thats a motivator... PUT YOUR HEAD UP SON! I wished he would have told Lamont to focus solely on the body a lot more although without being told Lamont did a great work to the body.. and if it wasn't for KHAN holding him down to avoid the punishment KHAN would have been on the floor... Khan's inside game was Pushing Peterson off, holding his head down, and hugging... LMAO so ghey.
You can pick any from a number of great moments. It has to be the most inspired and moving performances I've seen from a corner in years.One of the best ever and should be remembered fondly. Like it or not(i'm not sure if you really did or not but hope you did) it was a joy to watch.
Fair enough man.... to each their own. I think maybe Im a little hard on atlas and so that kinda blurs anything positive that I might normally pick up on from him. But fair play to anyone who does :good
:deal I noticed it straight away aswell, Petersons trainer was inspirational and deserves massive credit