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When was this??
No idea. I think last year
Matthysse had him!!
I know it looked like he could have ended it. For a puncher he can sure box.
Can't wait for the Garcia fight now, not long to go !!!
*It's sparring guys.. that's it... and hardly sparring at that.
Thanks for pointing that out Mr. Arcel.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigstinkybug
*well, it looks like I have to ..u guys have figured everything out from 2 minutes of pitter patter punches sparring.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThanks for pointing that out Mr. Arcel.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigstinkybug
Clearly I know it's sparring but I'm saying for those 2 mins of sparring matthysse was on top and you can't deny that from the footage.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigstinkybug*well, it looks like I have to ..u guys have figured everything out from 2 minutes of pitter patter punches sparring.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThanks for pointing that out Mr. Arcel.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigstinkybug
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Originally Posted by bigstinkybug*well, it looks like I have to ..u guys have figured everything out from 2 minutes of pitter patter punches sparring.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitThanks for pointing that out Mr. Arcel.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigstinkybug
Who said we figured anything out? I've always said he could box as a puncher.
It's interesting to watch, but it probably has no deeper meaning. You don't know at what stage this in in whoevers camp. Sparring is to tune you up and get you used to being in the ring again, so it wouldn't surprise me to see a lot of top boxers to have serious off days in sparring and especially earlier on in a camp. Martinez didn't look very sharp, but Martinez takes rounds off in fights, I am sure sparring is no different in that regard.
Exactly. Its interesting to watch.
This was Martinez doing his countryman a solid. Matthysse is a solid boxer puncher and really doesn't get full credit for it but he was there to shine, Martinez kicked into his cocky swagger mode at 1:30 but with a wink. Good footage.
@Tam Seddon @IamInuit
Jim Lampley or Max Kellerman noted during the Alexander fight that Matthysse had sparred with Matrinez for or before the Alexander fight.
awe, I wish I could watch youtube at work
I really dont see lucas as a boxer puncher.
I'd say he's a brawler.
Danny Garcia is a boxer-puncher.
Precisely.. I mean I dont mistake danny for a technician but if either of these two deserve the label as a boxer-puncher, it's definitely danny. He's more of a boxer..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus
I dont know why people keep saying lucas is a boxer puncher. Lol he aint no freakin boxer . He's a plodding slugger ..
I dont think ive ever seen him outboxing somebody but ive seen him getting outboxed several times.
"Plodding slugger?" It's Matthysse not Maidana.
Good footage.
I think he outboxed Zab early on to a great extent and invested in the body well and cut him off. He's not a street bomb thrower who doesn't look to set it up.
Thanks bud. I noticed it was put up in Dec 2012 which would be when Martinez was in a hospital bed so I figured this must of been prior to Chavez but I could not figure out who was helping who for whom although sparring is never bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus
It's funny, in some ways he reminds me of the more recent version of Mikkel Kessler and in some ways Miguel Cotto, although less hand speed and obviously bags more power!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
***Edit***
Actually, it's a funny thing for me with regards to how I keep changing how I view brawlers - it's the style I struggle with the most. It's the style that fighters bleed in and out of the most and it is probably the least obvious style to appreciate as far as it's beauty is concerned.
Take fighters like Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran and Julio Cesar Chevez - Now, given my age (say 31) I would like to be forgiven for initially thinking that these three were simply aggressive, big hearted punchers that succumbed to superior boxers. Which although is arguably true, subject to whether you decide to account for age and/or size, hugely detracts from just how great these guys were as boxers.
The strange thing for me is looking at stand up boxers becoming brawlers through necessity or watching a slugger become a more refined brawler. It's 'give and take' but it's also 'nip and tuck', it's 'crude' but it's 'cute', savage and subtle. It generally encompasses al that is great about boxing, it's the middle-ground for all styles but it's proven to be extraordinary on numerous occasions.
Still can't quite get my head around it.
I hope garcia ko this guy.
Lucas Beats peterson and he is the second coming.
Lucas had the same power against devon and zab and it didnt work.
Hopefully garcia can show the world hes the real deal and the best at 140.
Floyd vs garcia - may 5th 2014
Wow, you are calling the most shocking thing to happen in boxing in recent memory!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
A PPV superfight on a Monday.:p
I get that, for me at least there is a huge gap where boxer-puncher falls and without the clear identity of a brawler or a pure boxer. Instead of the thought of a refined boxer with above average pop I've always thought it just a guy who can do and has shown both. Guys can change style over career path let alone needing to change it mid fight to adapt and win. I mean Judah boxes very solid early in fights and then gets into setting traps and loading up huge alot. Barrera was a full comer early and stalked you down and later a very solid boxer with pop. Age, experience, level of comp? All of the above maybe. Like a Whitaker going right hand savage to pull out a win, even Chavez turned boxer in Randall rematch or a Foreman fighting like a caveman in first career and coming back calm, cool and collected using jab ;D But maybe that was just age, It is very random and open for interpretation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimanuel BoogustusIt's funny, in some ways he reminds me of the more recent version of Mikkel Kessler and in some ways Miguel Cotto, although less hand speed and obviously bags more power!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
***Edit***
Actually, it's a funny thing for me with regards to how I keep changing how I view brawlers - it's the style I struggle with the most. It's the style that fighters bleed in and out of the most and it is probably the least obvious style to appreciate as far as it's beauty is concerned.
Take fighters like Marvin Hagler, Roberto Duran and Julio Cesar Chevez - Now, given my age (say 31) I would like to be forgiven for initially thinking that these three were simply aggressive, big hearted punchers that succumbed to superior boxers. Which although is arguably true, subject to whether you decide to account for age and/or size, hugely detracts from just how great these guys were as boxers.
The strange thing for me is looking at stand up boxers becoming brawlers through necessity or watching a slugger become a more refined brawler. It's 'give and take' but it's also 'nip and tuck', it's 'crude' but it's 'cute', savage and subtle. It generally encompasses al that is great about boxing, it's the middle-ground for all styles but it's proven to be extraordinary on numerous occasions.
Still can't quite get my head around it.
Wow, you even looked up the date.Quote:
Originally Posted by jehoshaphatWow, you are calling the most shocking thing to happen in boxing in recent memory!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by imp
A PPV superfight on a Monday.:p
Yeah, im backing garcia.
Im not confident when i say that but i want to see him win.
Has anyone seen the sparring video with lucas and carl froch last march?
Carl said lucas punches like a mule and put him down a couple of times.
What a legend.
That is outstanding power :DQuote:
Originally Posted by imp