It was Narvaez moving away and Nonito just contented in potshoting him from a distance most of the time (tho Nonito attacks sometimes)... But I don't think it's Narvaez who's approaching Floyd's boring style. Narvaez is more of approaching Clottey's style.
Floyd's handy with the clinches are you writing off how effective clinching is as a defensive maneuver just because you don't like how it looks?:verysad
No but those were very few. Nonito could have attack more IMO but he's also playing it safe just like a Floyd mentality.
Yes but he does well in exchanges. If you want to bait someone into exchanging, you don't want to overcommit because that's how you get caught. He was throwing a few at a time hoping Narvaez would try and attack him back so Nonito can get at him and it didn't happen.
No way Floyd wouldnt have looked amazing fighting a guy 4 inches shorter him and 20lbs lighter. Please.
No Donaire could have remained patient and worked the body more instead of head hunting. He could have jabbed to the body to relax his opponent. Going in with all out flurries would have done nothing.
I see. We're built on WINNING in America. while the britfag redcoats were lined up like square bears, we was doing guerrilla hit and run tactics. Hit and not get it, it's an American thing