Have you noticed changes in Katsidis?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Dr Gonzo, Apr 26, 2010.


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  1. Dr Gonzo

    Dr Gonzo Yo! Molesta La Breastas! Full Member

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    Nazim is the ****ing business, works well with come forward fighters and would improve Kats defence IMO

    sparring in thailand would be **** compared to the USA, nowhere near the quality and they all fight the same style - take ten to give 1
     
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  2. gilly

    gilly Member Full Member

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    i dont think katsidis has lost any power at all & i think he is definently learning & getting better with each fight.change of trainers wouldnt hurt...or would it?
     
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  3. one in a million

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    one in a million Boxing Addict Full Member

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  5. WhataRock

    WhataRock Loyal Member Full Member

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    To tell you the truth Ive never rated Mick that big of a puncher really...I think it gets a tad overrated because of his calibre of opposition early on was of a fairly low quality and it inflated his numbers.

    I think people focus too much on his power, and classify him just a puncher but overlook his speed and technical ability.
    He can get a bit wild and has a pretty pourous defence but he can throw some really short and compact hooks straight out of the book. He really can be very explosive and quick in delivering his shots.

    People seem to think Katsidis is always more of a punchers chance in fights but I think really gets the job done with his strength and intensity as much as anything.
    I reckon he is more likely to lead from the front and grind out a win then end it abruptly.

    I think the fact he isnt getting knockouts like he is used to is simply because he has stepped up in opposition.
     
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  6. the beaver

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    Hard to argue with this :deal
     
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