Boxers with infamous telegraphs?

Golota would always nut punch after throwing a good sequence of punches.

 

Not too educated on him but didnt Joe Louis have this before the first schmelling fight?
“I see something…” was the line as I remember it.

 

Louis would drop his left hand a bit low after jabbing, and Schmeling used that small opening to get in on him.

 

Didn't foreman always use to telegraph big time whenever he threw a power punch?

 

two of the most famous Brits, Freddie Mills, Chris Eubank...

 

I’d say this telegram from Jack Dempsey thanking a guy for a watermelon he sent is one of the best telegraphs from a boxer that I’m aware of.

Short, sweet and to the point.

https://repository.tcu.edu/handle/116099117/63375

 

"Always finish a combination to the body with a shot to the crown jewels is what they taught me"

 

Wlad Klitschko had a big 'tell' ... after a jab he'd go into a waltz sequence 90% of the time.

 

Larry Holmes didn't move his head when he threw the jab. Cus d'Amato noticed that and he predicted Tyson would knock him out with the right hand.

 

I think you posted this in the wrong thread my man.

 

Thanks. Lack of sleep haha.

 

Terry Norris would follow up a knockdown by hitting the guy when he’s down.

 

Hatton had a bad habit of getting into a rhythm with his head movement. Mayweather and Pacquiao both exploited it with the left.

 

I think that knockout of Maussa made him fall in love with that leaping left hook, which hurt him badly in future fights.