Hagler/Hopkins/Leonard/Calzaghe

The only similarity regarding these two fights are that they were both clearcut verdicts IMO. Not robberies or anything, far from it infact. I had Calzaghe three rounds up on Hopkins by the final bell, and a slighty wider margin for Leonard against Hagler (both Calzaghe and Leonard were the 'aggressors' in their respective contests, they were the ones willing to make things happen more than the opponent).

 

a) Effective Aggression
The key to the first category is the word "effective." One may be going forward, trying to get at ones opponent, forcing them back, but not throwing punches, or missing badly. In order to be "effective" one must have success landing consistently while moving forward. It should be noted that the opponent, who is "out-boxing" or keeping the fight at a distance, can be the "effective aggressor" by initiating the punching exchanges.
dont mistake going forward for effective aggression mate there is a difference