Re: '88 Tyson DESTROYS '66 Ali
Originally Posted by
greynotsoold
You wouldn't beat Tyson, at his best, by moving and jabbing. Everything he did, the whole focus of the D'Amato style, is slipping the jab. If you are moving it let's him use his own fast and skillful feet. Then he cuts distance throws a shift into the mix and hits you with punches you don't see.
Two things to keep in mind. First, Ali moved almost exclusively to his left; if he did move right he didn't punch. That makes sense because he jabbed and followed his left foot. Second, Tyson didn't fight well inside but he did damage on the way in. That would also be the time Ali would be most vulnerable to getting nailed.
As much has I love Tyson, I want to points out that prime Ali before the suspension was INSANE combination punchers, he could do it moving in all directions. So no, it is not just movign and sticking jab like he did in his late years
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