"It was the fatigue that got him, not the shots" - Abel Sanchez

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by DubbleJab, Aug 30, 2026 at 3:25 PM.


  1. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    If Moses had not fought at the pace he did and been less offensive Hrgovic would've been able to be more offensive and land a lot more shots himself. Moses was able to handcuff him for large spells with his speed and by constantly throwing power shots but that takes a toll on you if you're a 240-250lb HW who fights like a fighter from the lower weights.

    Moses can train as hard as he likes but he simply cannot sustain that pace for 12 rounds and it will be much harder to do so if he's actually getting hit hard and often himself, or even just more often than he was, especially by a massive puncher. We've already seen him blowing after a round or two numerous times now imagine he's fighting at that pace whilst getting cracked hard and often upstairs and downstairs by one of the division's biggest punchers? He looked noticeably uncomfortable when Hrgovic did land clean even in thee earlier rounds

    He could've taken rounds off and tried to box more but, as said, that would've given Hrgovic more opportunities to land with his own shots and hurt him
     
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  2. theanatolian

    theanatolian Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Chincheckers are idiots. Itauma's chin which is average at worst isn't even top5 of his problems.
     
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