Why don't fighters just throw the over hand right against the shoulder roll?

I'm guessing op is an atg

 

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Yup, he did.

Floyd Mayweather quickly adapted to him though and Shane never landed that shot again, and when he tried, he got countered over and over.

 

No need to get your knickers all in a bunch.

 

As opposed to guys like you that hit a heavy bag a few times with headgear on and think you're some boxing oracle?

If you don't like posting here, then don't!

 

No need to be hostile.

I've sparred countless times and frequented the gym through the years, I don't feel a need to shove it down their throats on some forum. We are all here as fans, you sir, need to lighten the **** up.

 

If there's an angle for it , it can land , but like any right it can get deflected off the shoulder -- but it depends on the angle and where your throwing the punch from. In the case of Floyd , he likes to roll his shoulder and pull his head / waist down, so it still makes it difficult to land.

The bottom line with any right hand is it needs to be timed. The best way to get it through is to use feints and mix up your attack . The jab is also key,

Watch Ray leonard vs. FLoyd Mayweather Sr, that's a good example how to break a shoulder roll. You can almost turn that defense into a handicap if u know how to pick it apart.

 

atsch

Ok I give up.