Poison upper cut from Marvin Sonsona yesterday

[IamInuit]

Wicked punch, I don't think I've seen Sonsona at all. Hard to tell much from that clip but it looked like he was in a bit of a fight until the end there?

Yeah he's been playing and toiling in relative obscurity through the Manny and Donaire years and has remained in comparison to most inactive. He's a real talent and with those two fading he may find his way out.

Sure an extraordinary amount of southpaws from the Philippines. They must have a farm or something.

[ykdadamaja]

Wicked punch, I don't think I've seen Sonsona at all. Hard to tell much from that clip but it looked like he was in a bit of a fight until the end there?

Yeah he's been playing and toiling in relative obscurity through the Manny and Donaire years and has remained in comparison to most inactive. He's a real talent and with those two fading he may find his way out.

Sure an extraordinary amount of southpaws from the Philippines. They must have a farm or something.

East Asian fighters tend to lead with their strong hand. It's an East Asian thing. While we train right handers to lead with the left, they train right handers to lead with the right- and it appears to have positive results.

I guess if you started off that way and trained that way it wouldn't be a problem to you... it's when you train, as a righty, to be orthodox right off the rip, its only when you try to turn back the other way is when you have problems adjusting.

[Master]

He surely was not leading with his strong arm, if he was I hate to see him use it.