I love you too Fleaman. I think youtube already has this...but it's terrible quality. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcASk_Oaeb4[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pV_53nT96WQ[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nH8fa88qkNM[/ame]
Just watched round 1, he looks undeniable there. I'll have to catch the rest later. Thanks plenty Addie.
My absolute fav of the little men, absolutely ferocious. I wonder how his and Woo's styles would have clashed. I personally pick Chang in the match-up.
Absolutely, Woo winning is a strong possibility, but one of things needed to deter Chang was power though he was able to take a lot of punishment and keep up his smothering attack. I don't look at Woo is being a big puncher though he without question was the most complete fighter of the entire division. I just don't see how he can deal with Changs frantic onslought for an entire fight. Both men touch the canvas and maybe more than once.
Nice post. If anyone's going to be composed enough to stand there and be able to be clever with exploiting openings whilst standing ground with Chang then it's Woo, but it's an order as tall as a sky scraper.
Yuh vs Chang would be one of the closest, evenly-matched contests in amy weight class EVER! I just go for Chang, the slightly better hitter IMO, to win the battle if the workrates, though the mid-range battle would be undeniably tense too.
Admittedly Fleaman, I'm very impressed with watching Chang put his punches together. He's very similar to Woo in that regard, he just seems to have more sting in his punches.
It's as if he's more dynamic with his movement as well, there's something that gives him the edge in my/our minds, but Fleaman's on point with it being one of the most fierce and closely contested bouts ever. I'm leaving it at that.
And then there's the fact that Chang was already well on the slide by this time. He was a full step below his prime self in pretty much every regard in this fight. A very noticable difference to the peak Chang that took apart Tokashiki for instance (that fight was basically a super-charged version of this one, minus the knockdowns againtss Chang). I'm surprised I'm the first who's mentioned it. Regardless, both of these men's bouts are terrific action fights.
