Before you start deciding such things I would suggest mastering the craft. Once more I'llrecommend Edwin L. Haislet's 1940 book "Boxing" See in the old days being a "boxer" didn't automatically translate to scurrying around the ring floating slaps and powderpuff jabs. And Fighting inside didn't mean eating punches like peanuts and having a manic slugfest. Watch Alexis Arguello; very tall for his weight, he was expert at maintaing distance, fighting inside, working the body, and one punch KOs. Watch Gene Tunney, moving like fairy tales say Ali moved, with a ramrod jab a jolting straight right (that he used to great effect by landing to the solar plexus and the heart) Ricardo Lopez was tall for 105lbs. What I am getting at is this; learn to do it all and use it all in every fight.