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It seemed that Gavronski didn't have the experience needed to face Johnson. He needed more rounds. He slapped a lot with his punches. If he can look at this as a learning experience, he might go somewhere, but he should take a step back in competition while he refines his craft.
Maicelo v Hovhannisyan was a good scrap.
The thing that impressed me the most on this edition of FNFs was the toughness of Gavronski, Johnson was better prepared, worked harder, but could not put Gavronski away.
If Gavronski keeps fighting, can some how make a full commitment to boxing, finds a better gym with more experienced trainers and sparring partners I can see him doing very well.
He has a chin and heart that, at this time, are miles beyond his conditioning and skill set. I hope it works out for him.
That's a lot of ifs. He has a ton of heart and mental toughness. But he throws arm punches, gives up his height and gases early.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOed
Gavronski was built like a weight lifter.