My mind went to Tyson too. He was hand molded to utilize his own shape and size for it.

Alot of it was in the mind, in his and his opponents.

Naz was all offensive and hard to hit; but he accomplished it for other reasons blending flexibility and power from his legs and hips bringing him back into the line of fire after being completely off balance when ever he was attacked (which really annoyed most strict traditional boxing minds).

Some middle of the road fighters who have been guided gently through a career
get all offensive but end up paying for it when someone has a bigger heart and keeps their cool, balance and power.

I like watching the wheels come off of buses like that .