Beating a dead horse...I know.But I just for the life of me do not see "It" .Trying to keep an objective mind and fully realizing that he is barely into double digits as a professional but he is repeating the same mistakes over and over.The jab....what jab?He lets his emotions rule the day and should be,(his camp and trainers more so) refining his Basics RIGHT NOW before he gets into the big show and has no plan B.That chip on his shoulder is an inviting target,get the hands up,stop bouncing in and out,He looks easy to time and is pretty predictable Imo.Keep thinking of a newly built,impressive looking house,spectacular to look at but missing the intangibles.....like plumbing,electricity,and at times even a wall or two.If that makes any sence...been a brutal day.Would not be suprised to see him shoot up to another division next fight or two.