Whos a good southpaw to watch who fights on the wrong side mostly?

Most of the time you are told to keep your front foot on the outside of a southpaw and vice versa so he is in line for your straight right or rear left cross punch.

But some southpaws prefer to keep their foot on the inside so they can use their jab and front hand hook, and cause another level of confusion for the person facing them.

Can you name a good southpaw boxer who does this alot?

Thanks!

Mix it up a bit.

Calderon
Calzaghe
Wright although a converted right hander
Whitaker
Saldivar he didn’t care where your lead foot was
Papp
Nunn
Elorde

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Originally Posted by IamInuit

Mix it up a bit.

Calderon
Calzaghe
Wright although a converted right hander
Whitaker
Saldivar he didn’t care where your lead foot was
Papp
Nunn
Elorde

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Perfect answer thanks friend! :)

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Originally Posted by OMGWTF

Most of the time you are told to keep your front foot on the outside of a southpaw and vice versa so he is in line for your straight right or rear left cross punch.

But some southpaws prefer to keep their foot on the inside so they can use their jab and front hand hook, and cause another level of confusion for the person facing them.

Can you name a good southpaw boxer who does this alot?

Thanks!

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I think that a very good fight for you to watch would be the following. Don't listen to the commentary, just watch. There is a ton of strategic stuff going on here, positionally.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPT2TCgk6l8

Yeah I love watching that, Toney wasn't nearly as far behind as it was made out, great technical fight.

I view the lead foot to the outside as a lesson for amateurs. Not the seasoned professionals.

Just like "keep your hands up"

Amateurs and Beginners should rely on the basics and stick to the fundamentals. After that, every rule can be broken. You are always taught to never cross your feet. Tell that to Rigondeaux.