And he dropped his left in his high guard when pressuring Judah and got dropped. He likes to drop his left. That is fine when he is on his back foot in his cross guard but not when he is on his front foot trying to pressure a fighter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIsMK33hZZ4
Roy Jones - lacking in fundamentals. But that guy in his prime is probably the best i've seen Floyd - doesn't sit down on his punches but enough pop to gain respect Pacquiao - sometimes sacrifices his defense and balance to get a punch in. You can see this during the first round of Bradley 2. He was lunging and reaching in desperation.
Toney - lack of movement/agility and self discipline Lewis - over confidence, low left hand, could neglect his jab Calzaghe - could stay in the pocket too long, open to right hands Wlad - overly cautious, lack of inside skills and an effective uppercut Eubank - struggled to cut of the ring against boxers, work rate, lost his killer instinct Hamed - Over confidence, fell in love with his power, chin in the air Holyfield - easily drawn into a brawl, lack of size
Floyd- twitchy to feints, his reflexes are too good,means he can get caught be someone who knows how to feint well, Low work rate won't ever change, could get out pointed by agressive effective boxer PAC- falls into traps and set ups because he always wants to get off first. Bradley- awful game plans Marquez- can't do **** against slick blackness