you got a good point, the size is definitely a disadvantage in tua's department. and thats why the main thing he would have to focus on is utilizing head movement. he's done it before, and with his new trainer he has, he can definitely bring it back. i think if tua could get either klitschko to a corner or on the ropes, he can tee off on their body. i know the klitschkos are tough (well, vitali is), but taking body shots from tua is gonna require ALOT more than toughness. attacking the body would have to be tua's key objective. in order to chop down a tree you have to start from the bottom. i think that was tua's main problem with lennox, he was too wild and kept going for the KO by head-hunting. i dont think he'll make the same mistake twice when fighting a tall jabber.
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Cameron looks in great shape.. never seen him before though. Anyone know what his style is? Tua at 237lbs is a bit high, but anything below 230lbs would probably be bad at his "advanced" boxing age, when losing weight becomes harder. He looks ready to go, although i think his career won't be going anywhere anymore..
He's got a somewhat tight defense, except when his concentration on it wanders. Decent jab, particularly when he multiplies it. A bit of a plodder. Decent head movement. Strong but not a terribly accurate power puncher...substandard handspeed. Has shown he can be bothered by shorter men both defensively (vulnerable to both uppercuts straight up the middle and arcing left hooks to the chin) and offensively (doesn't know how to find a target that dips or bends beneath his usual straight-ahead trajectory). His most impressive moment, against a D- level fighter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i27PrfnowRM and his least impressive, against a B- level fighter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkwhR_O4yCg 237 seems on point to me. We'll see. He wasn't visibly saggy or hindered in his movement at the same weight against Fox.
Also he seems prones to injuries as h has broken his right hand twice in recent times last time actually in his last fight so look for his right hand to possibly act up again.
A good solid weight for Tua, he's gonna have to start quickly in this fight. I think Cameron's gonna try and beat him on the scorecards, since it's unlikely he'll stop the Tuaman....
Yes,from the prefight buildup it seems Cameron is very confident in outboxing Tua. That may happen for a few rounds but I don't know.