Re: Effective Aggression or Reckless Abandonment
Some may disagree, but I rate Mormeck as ineffective aggression. Meaning he could bang & at time defend, but more times that not succumbed to fatigue. Case in point:
Mormeck-Haye Highlights
Mormeck-Haye full fight:
IMO, Mormeck exherts energy by following his foe, not cutting the ring off. And for a guy who isn't just muscular, but strong he seems to have no clue on how to break a clinch. He works himself inside to which Haye just clinches his ass, and that's it. Ref breaks and now Jean has to reset all over again.
He won 2 of 3 rounds , gets a KD in round 4, by round 6- he seems to go robotic. Follow, throw, get clinched do nothing, then allows Haye to clock him several times in 7. I give Haye credit for power, but way too much energy wasted by Jean by that point.
Mormeck was a pretty good fighter, exciting to watch. Aggressive, but didn't always translate to wins.
All's lost! Everything's going to shit!
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