The Jab is key tomorrow night if Murray is to pull it off

Totally agree Terry :good. His recklessness got him caught a few times in the Torres fight.
Someone like Callum Smith could capitalise on AA's lazy work and covering up on the ropes.
Jab to the head and body is the key. Staying out of AA's way and staying on the move.

Are you going for Murray?

 

I find it hard to criticise a boxer when they are lazy and doing things badly against opponents they are expected to beat.

I fully expect him to win and finally become the champ he deserves to be.

 

As I'm a bloke it'd be a minor miracle if I was indeed your mum. I'd have defied science.

 

This is a good welcome to the forum. atsch

 

We will see just how much Golovkin has taken away from Murray if and when this gets tough because AA has enough experience to make this very tough for periods.

I agree with Mr Tibbs, Murray needs to do the basics very well, the jab is crucial to his chances.
Murray has to be boring and basically jab his way to a decision, he can't stand in front of AA. So Murray is going to need constant movement, a solid work rate and enough discipline not to get dragged into a fight to give himself a chance.

I personally think AA gets the decision, it won't be a wide one but any close rounds will probably go to AA and I can't see Murray winning large enough on the back foot to take it in Germany.

 

he has to fight about the same way he did against GGG and he can pull out a decision.

 

Murray is easily capable of outboxing AA, and i believe he will.

The trouble is i don't believe Murray will get the nod.

 

Plus dussledorf wanna watch out. ..isis will seethis as an oopportunity with hundreds of thousands of ppv buyers watching live

 

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Murray has never walked forward swinging wildly, he's always been conservative, hands high, using the jab, and countering.

Murray will outbox Abraham for most of every round.

Expect Abraham to shell up for two and half minutes of the round, then open up in the last thirty seconds.