Once again the same thought runs through my mind.....

That is a reasonable question.

 

i have to agree.

 

By being strong, aggressive and having a good/decent jab.

 

bc he was different then.....he attacked when being attacked and wasnt as nervous about being ko'd. the jermain of those fights would be a much bigger threat for the tournament than he actually is

 

Everyone has someones' number, as pointed out in the A-B-C thread a few days ago.

 

He caught Hopkins at the tail end of his career, when making 160 was becoming increasingly painful.

He was still fighting wildly, which made him more unpredictable. Hopkins was wary of this.

The book wasn't out on how to beat him.

Styles.

And helpful scoring.

 

You have to consider that. I wary of the term "exposed", it's so overused, but the Pavlik KO may have done just that.

 

Frankly I thought Winky exposed him in terms of technique. I.e, it was shown he hardly had any.