Most Accurate Jabbers in Boxing, Regardless of Weight - According to CompuBox's Dan Canobbio

Yeah.

There is also difference that the boxer usually is heavier before he had started training camp than after training camp and this is with 0 water cut cos this is training camp.
Then when you use a lot of energy, body consumes also body fat to some extent.
You not rarerly are lighter after 1 month hard training and then there if 1 month hard training further.
Boxer usually is a bit lighter. Even HW boxers who does not need cut anything.
Then relax period with low workload before fight.
Boxer consumes less calories and this too impacts his weight. Only then next addition is water cut.

The interesting thing is that at CW weight difference between walking around and in weight ins is lesser in weight % than in lower weight classes.
For example 150 lber with 135 lbs weight in is not rarity. 220 lbs boxers rarerly compete in CW division. Even Haye and Usyk at HW = 217 lbs? and this difference in % vs 200lbs limit is lower than if compare 150 lbs dude weighting in at 135 lbs.
Before training camp such dude might be walking around heavier than 150 lbs.

 

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Compubox

A system that involves 4-5 human beings pushing a button when they think a punch has landed

Which is dependent on what they see and the view they have and finally whether they know **** about boxing

Finally, the defintion of power punches never ever matches up to what I can see are the power punches.

 

Cruiserweight to me is the only true weight class. What u said is spot on. At cruiser unles

Wow. Had no clue. Thanks. That was far from what i had even thought was possible

 

Im not 100% sure thats how compubox works. I always thought it was using something like an infrared camera that when a punch hits anywhwre they can kinda see it and a computer detects whats what. The human pressing a button when a punch lands in their eyes was just a second reference

 

Excuse me, but I'm not sure how that's relevant to what I stated. I simply stated that Jacobs was a top middleweight.

 

Spence not on the list Accurate, forceful and sets up the rest of his arsenal. I’d say tops in boxing today. Compubox is seriously flawed ...relies on people simultaneously inputting the same data. It will remain flawed until computer technology is more advanced. Less than 5 yrs.

The most accurate and best jab I’ve ever seen was most likely Tommy Hearns.

 

I disagree.

 

No way Loma uses his jab far better than Spence does.

 

I can't tell. Level of opponents and size/ weight.
Loma when was mature adult after 2 Oly cycles had 0 problems to make 126 lbs weight in limit and he then was mature adult not 18-23 y.o young kid. Loma is small for 130 lbs and 135 lbs. Especially for 135 lbs.

Actually Usyk's style is far from Loma's fighting style too.

 

With or without Compubox, I was expecting to see GGG at the top. One of the best fundamentally sound boxers of this generation.