Evander Holyfield rolled and countered on Mike Tyson's overhand right
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Re: Taking away opponent's best punch.
Evander Holyfield rolled and countered on Mike Tyson's overhand right
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Re: Taking away opponent's best punch.
Morales jabbed and turned Pac in the first fight and took away his entire arsenal by controlling the distance. Barrera did the same thing to Hamed.
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Ken Norton took away Ali's jab and actually outjabbed the jabber.
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I thought the key to Berrera/Hamed was the finishing hook. So many times Hamed dodged the jab and the right but the finishing hook behind them landed.Originally Posted by J_Undisputed
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I'll have to watch that fight again, I just remember Morales turning in a masterful performance all the way around, not knowing what he did in particular; just all around outboxed the guy.
James Toney took away Peter's big hand in the first fight. Not sure what Peter did to adjust fight 2, but he took something away from Toney. Inside game?
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Re: Taking away opponent's best punch.
@SlimTrae said in another post Lennox taking Tua best punch away from him and easily outboxing him.
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