Boxing Algorithms

[SlimTrae]

What beats a good jab?

Winky Wright's jab was top notch. Hopkins sacrificed his jab to pary Winky's.
Dismantled his jab. Along with mauling, clinching...

[SlimTrae]

Thought of another; Carl Williams attributed his lost to Holmes as experienced jab vs quicker jab.

Carl said his jab was quicker, but Holmes used his jab to shoot pass the eye, cutting him.

He never thought of using a jab to slash the corner of his foe's eye. Probably got laced with tape.

[Master]

Thought of another; Carl Williams attributed his lost to Holmes as experienced jab vs quicker jab.

Carl said his jab was quicker, but Holmes used his jab to shoot pass the eye, cutting him.

He never thought of using a jab to slash the corner of his foe's eye. Probably got laced with tape.

So Holmes experienced jab was more effective? Smart.

[Sleepwalker]

Futch instructed Norton, “Keep your right hand high. His jab will pop into the middle of your glove and then your jab will come right down the pipe" That is what destroyed Ali’s rhythm.

It does not matter if Ali was slightly past his peak against Norton. Norton would always give Ali trouble because of the jab.

[p4pking]

What beats Masters understanding of Algorithms?


A good jab, or just about anything else.

[Master]

What beats good movement?

[Gandalf]

What beats good movement?

A hefty wack to the balls.

[Ron Swanson]

What beats good movement?

Not much. There's a calm that comes over you after a good movement almost unmatched in the human experience.

[mikeeod]

What beats good movement?

Patience, solid fundamentals, a good chin, stamina, ring generalship/ability to cut off the ring, and a debilitating body attack. Think Toney vs Nunn, and the majority of McAllum and JCC fights.