Quote Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
If memory serves Fitz used that to set up a brutal left to the body
That's right, I have a book by old timer Mike Donovan that says he showed him that move. I'll post it up in the near future if you want to catch up on some neat stories. I'd like elaborate more about the move later today.

Quote Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
Alot of what Noel's hinting at here in this piece,is that in a normal orthodox stance,its natural to feel a little exposed to a southpaws power shots.Now alot of guys(and a lot of southpaws) deal with this by shifting to a power hand up,jab hand down stance,when theyd be better served by remembering,the southpaw is every bit as exposed.Go to their power side with power,just get it off first
It's common knowledge that to deal with a southpaws main weapon you should use a right hand, and not ony to the head, but as a counter to the body. I think it's also important to fight for foot position because that will determine what options you'll have. Just look at Bernard Hokins/Tarver, he knows how to deal with a southpaw and his footwork and counters says it all.