I focused on where Nas excelled and where he failed. Naz was a very great fighter in his hay day, when he would use combinations and counter punching defense and angles and a shotgun jab. And he had that one punch power but it was never part of the gameplan to look for one shot, him just having it is what made him so unique.

But then he fell in love with that power and went away from his craft and became a guy who depended on awkwardness and just waiting to land one shot no matter what happened. That is why Barerra was able to outbox him. But the Naz that fought Steve Robinson, that used all those skills he had utilized I would pick against Barerra.