Is it Wlad? Vitali? Floyd? Ward?
Is there even one guy that fits even one of these descriptions?
Is it Wlad? Vitali? Floyd? Ward?
Is there even one guy that fits even one of these descriptions?
I think the terms are different
Feared-Golovkin, Kovalev and Matthysse-They are hard hitting, lots of risk, littler reward
Dominant-Viloria and Wlad-Effectively clearing out their division in recent years, certainly beatable having previously shown their issues, but right now they are dominating
Seemingly unbeatable-Mayweather and Ward-Flawless, they won't instill fear into opponents due to a perceived lack of power but they are more than dominant, they are pretty untouchable at the moment.
Agreed Donaire matches that description the most.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
For fucks sakes don't say ward looks unbeatable!
If he was made to fight with no holding he'd be getting dropped all over the shop!
He only got by Bika by holding, oh and running, literally! I fucking hate it when these fighters are so shit scared to fight in punching distance because they fear getting tagged that it becomes an acceptable part of their "style" that the hold, headbutt and maul. Like Holyfield and Hatton. (to Hattons credit his last fight he actually moved his head but just ran out of steam)
Infact, id go as far as to say Ward looks the most susceptible to a loss because of his desperate attempts to hold.
If anyone looks unbeatable its Floyd Mayweather, he hasnt been dropped by no bodies or need to hold or run. He can stand in front of anyone and beat them to the punch. Its not going to be a popular answer because its the easiest answer but its just the fucking truth.
Last edited by ross; 01-31-2013 at 09:30 PM.
Floyd doesn't hold, but he does a lot of frustrating things that are related. For instance: putting his lead elbow in your face to smother your offense, using his forearm to smother your offense, when he misses with a hook and your head is down he'll press down on the back of your neck, pushing in various ways and so on and so fourth.
Of course it's not the same as holding, but I would argue that's still in the same vein as holding.
As far as Ward, well, aren't there tactics against holders? Cutting off with angles or simply moving back, things like that? Personally I think if Ward dominates on this tactic, then it's his opponents that are failing to do something right.
I think some of the mystique has been lifted on GGG. I thought Perez would have crashed through the the front door at hev by now but he's to busy shagging Irish chicks. I think Roman Gonzalez makes the list.
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