I think when you box yourself you appreciate technicians a lot more

I disagree a little - it depends on your natural style. I can box a bit when I have to, but I was always a swarmer who used brute force and speed. Nothing I hate more than somebody sticking a stiff jab in my face and limiting engagement by excessively running away when we could have a brawl and give the audience a show (and let my size and strength for the low weight carry it, sometimes) . I can move, block, and limit engagement too, but that is boring. When one guy just doesn't want to fight (Corey Spinks and sometimes the Rigo style) it feels like they aren't there for the right reasons. I think some people are naturally aggressive and temperamental and it comes out quite a bit.

Rigo frustrates me to watch quite a bit. Floyd doesn't (usually).

When two guys have in mind to counter exclusively off the back foot the fight blows.

 

Fuk off somal re****.

 

In a way I agree, it's rare to have a technician in the ring and most of the times a good 90% don't know how to deal with them.

Where I do disagree some is really at what level and experience your at, cuz I've seen some brawlers school slicksters at their own game. So really to me it isn't really about style, it's how good you are at using your style vs your opponents styles. Adapting, adjusting, etc.

 

I've never boxed but I love watching technicians. There are boring technicians and exciting ones IMO. Boring ones are the ones that aren't that great at it and have extremely low output. I find Mayweather fun to watch but Ishe Smith kind of boring.

 

I box myself and dissagree.

 

I agree I like Sergio Martinez, Cotto and Marquez who I consider technicions.

 

They are fun to watch also.

 

I box regularly, and I agree with the OP. I never used to enjoy watching slicksters growing up, and now - as much as I still prefer action fights, I can find myself being blown away by some of the technique on display. And shouting out at the TV in the same way I would after witnessing a great brawl!

 

Martinez was anything but a technician. he was athletic and unorthodox with a hell of a big punch. Marquez was/is a master technician. Cotto is somewhere in-between boxer/ slugger. All great to watch

 

Problem is when you get a fight like Lara v Avarez. Lara did not let his hands go enough and although he had Canelo frustrated, he just didn't make him pay.This was a bit of a frustrating fight to watch some would say boring and they wouldn't be wrong.

 

i sparred with big heavyweights in cuba and i am not even a heavyweight more of a mw and held my own

 

Whenever a fighter is at the top of his game, whether he be brawler, technician, swarmer or a combination of all three, he is enjoyable to watch. My favorite style happens to be the technician with good pop. I love to see a master T at work. It's like watching a bullfighter evade the bull and punishing him for his mistakes, and eventually stopping him.

 

I have spot a lying piece of ****.

 

I'm unconvinced. Tyson Fury boxes against himself from time to time, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't like technicians much. QED.