Do emotionally intense fighters hold an advantage?

3rdegree · Jan 17, 2018

J Jones said: ↑

Bobby Czyz, Bonecrusher Smith, Darrin Van Horn, the Klitschko brothers, Calvin Brock, and Chris Algieiri would disagree with you.
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They are clearly the exception to the "rule" but point taken.

3rdegree · Jan 17, 2018

tinman said: ↑

It can work both ways.

Carlos Monzon was a guy who was never emotionally intense and never fought with much passion. Yet he was very effective and ended up always doing serious damage to his opponent.

And you also have guys like Erik Morales who fought with an obvious and incredibly intense raw passion. He fought with a lot of spirit. And that fueled him throughout a great career.
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Morales epitomized fury and it would have been enjoyable to watch him use it against Naspleen Hamhead.

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