[yt]vijD09_O8ek[/yt] Everything after the = sign has to be quoted during the embedding process. Good video.
im pretty sure pacquiao shifts with his whole body weight when he threw a left cross too, pre dela hoya
great thread! Boxing is a dying art form . . . with so many of the great trainers passing on. Today's boxers may be better athletes but old school fighters are better boxers.
basically anyone ambidextrous can naturally shift see haggler see roy jones GGG's footwork is his weakest part of his game- its good just not elite for my money he also doesnt throw enough (neither does floyd, but floyd never faced anyone good enough to exploit that weakness) most fighters these days are one handed fighters therefore couldnt do this i can imagine cotto would be ok with it though
GGG's output per round is one of the highest among pros second to Santa Cruz I guess. What you are talking about?
Didnt Montiel try this and get KTFO by Donaire? I know Montiel scored a few KOs with similar movements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PgFk_cDRII adama is winning after 5 rounds so what is he doing turning him well- picking him off witha good jab on the inside GGG could be taken to school his power is great, but he hardly throws unless he has someone pinned he doesn't "utilize " the jab let me explain what that means the greats use the jab as a zoning tool a poking tool a measuring stick a foil to throw out the combinations i see GG only throwing in corners missing blindly in the centre your jab is your first line of attack and defense there has never been a great boxer who didn't use the jab it should be impossible to be great and not work it all behind solid fundamentals of the jab there are freaks of nature like roy jones who could hook, counter and throw straights faster than jabs- but he was the goat GGGs output when someone is zoning him correctly- is really bad dont even mention elite level operators like ward next to this guy