Fighters with the worst footwork.....

Dirrell often crosses his legs.

 

Im disappointed Finesse as you add some good posts, but gooner really pointed out some basic flaws that AA would need to address , the biggest for me was the squaring up of the shoulders , this just gives your opponent so much more of a target to go at. Hatton was a big culprit of this also , this squaring up means you are open to heavy body shots , and that is what both Froch and Mayweather took advantage of.

 

You right about that one.

Damn I feel like I failed a test or something lmao.

 

Nah , its no worries , you just post some good points everytime you are on , but made something which is important sound irrelevant.

 

Froch and Vitali are just awkward but I wouldn't say their footwork is that bad.

Vitali's footwork helps him especially when he fights guys who are coming forward. He makes little side steps here and there that throws off their rhythm.

 

George Foreman had good footwork. Even as a 40 something grandpa, he cut off the ring well.

 

This thread begins and ends with Jermain Taylor.

 

I hate watching Allan Green move around the ring.

 

I agree,Pav needs to learn how to fight tall.Kelly needs to work on his legs(footwork)and how to fight tall,and get that jab working more to set up the big straight right hand.

Basically,he needs Manny Steward in his corner.

 

I love watching Allan Green getting smacked in the face....

 

Paul Williams.

 

He never caught him with a right hand. He threw a pawing jab and stepped on Floyd's foot and tripped him.

 

Hatton was eating most of the clean shots at all ranges. When Cortez allowed them to fight up close and work in and out of the clinches, Floyd got the better of it. He continuously dug in that right uppercut to the body with the free hand.

Hatton was throwing that leaping left hook throughout the fight, not just toward the end of the fight. Manny Steward pointed it out as early as round 2 or 3, talking about Floyd countering it with a check hook. Mayweather hurt him with it in round 8, and finished it in the 10th. Hatton fell in love with that punch after the KO of Maussa. That punch cost him post-Mayweather as well.

The beginning of the end for Hatton was in the 8th round, and it had little to do with Hatton being desperate. Mayweather was just opening up more, after having gradually weakened Hatton with shots to the body and head as well. He landed a nice right uppercut on the inside, then landed more hard shots a few seconds later.

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The only thing Hatton's desperation may have done was cause him to get stopped rather than lose a decision.

 

He runs neck and neck with Taylor. Paul Williams & Jermain Taylor have the worst footwork Ive ever seen in world class fighters, and are in a 3 way tie with Con as having the 3 lowest ring IQ's of any world class fighters.

Allen Green doesnt count.... cause he's a bum.

My little sister would kick the **** outta Green.