We're going to be talking about Agit Kabayel's body work in the future...

... like we talk about Larry Holmes's jab. That body work by Kabayel is a thing is beauty. He puts his shots to the body together so beautifully. No one in the game does it like him. A pure work of art.

I can see folks 20-30 years form now talking about how sensational his body attack was, like how we swoon over the Holmes' jab.

The only other things in boxing that fascinate me, skills wise, is Canelo's head movement, Garcia's left hook and Crawford's skill and timing. This is a good time for boxing now.

The good thing is we're talking about it now. And it deserves mention he has room to grow. Not sure it'll be up in the Holmes jab conversation as Holes had the era and big scalps. And he did it vs some of the best decades apart. Kabayel has a lot of things in work sitting as the interim champ. AJ coming back, Bakole vs Ajagba winner maybe, Usyk vs Dubois unified fallout right around the corner. For an interim holder he's actually sitting pretty. Just hope he gets another big fight he is due.

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Originally Posted by Spicoli

The good thing is we're talking about it now. And it deserves mention he has room to grow. Not sure it'll be up in the Holmes jab conversation as Holes had the era and big scalps. And he did it vs some of the best decades apart. Kabayel has a lot of things in work sitting as the interim champ. AJ coming back, Bakole vs Ajagba winner maybe, Usyk vs Dubois unified fallout right around the corner. For an interim holder he's actually sitting pretty. Just hope he gets another big fight he is due.

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He is passing his tests, Mahkmudov, Sanchez and now Zhang. All of them he was expected to lose, particularly Zhang. No one was giving him a chance. I could have sworn he would have lost all three of those myself. I thought Mahkmudov was going to knock his head into the second row. Believes Sanchez was too skilled and Zhang was too big, too strong and too much on a roll. But boy was I wrong.