for Candian fans: Is Kevin Bizier a converted southpaw?

I've rarely seen an orthodox fighter double 'n triple hooks to the head 'n body with such leverage 'n balance if he wasn't a converted southpaw.

 

Be curious if some investigation revealed that, l

 

No Canucks on here?

 

If I was a Canadian, would love to check into it. His educated left hand is too good not to be converted, unless he's ambidextrous.

 

why not, t?

 

My experience is: guys with great shotgun jabs and the ability to double 'n triple devastating hooks to the head 'n body (like Cotto 'n DLH, and an army of others) are usually converted southpaws.

Makes a lot of sense; their strongest hand is closest to the opponent.

Years ago, trainers only converted boxers because no on wanted to fight a southpaw.

 

FEW like Bizier, (certainly not with both hands) who turn over stiff jabs into tight multiple hooks to the head 'n body with such leverage 'n power, 'n stay on balance, dw. He's been well trained.

The fighters who can do that with their lead hand so effortlessly have usually been converted. Like Joe Frazier, who basically was a one-handed fighter.