
Originally Posted by
hitmandonny
When a boxer meets a puncher, sometimes the puncher will become frustrated due to his shots missing or being parried or countered etc. This will result in the puncher shortening his punches, attempting to ensure they land or land with optimium impact. However, this often results in the puncher neglecting to throw enough punches or combinations, or sometimes neglecting to throw a punch at all jab on May 5th last. Oscar threw the jab early and although it WAS the most successful of Oscar's armoury it was still landing below 50% and even when landing he was unable to follow up with 2-3 punches
Didn't matter if it missed. You sound like you box, so let me just say it.
The jab was important..... even if he missed it kept Floyd thinking.... even if it was blocked.... the PBF couldn't answer back, often he wasn't in position to fire back b/c of that...NOW that's what's important.
Hey, Oscar isn't a man I want to use as my platform, but the fight happened and Oscar's jab did give Floyd trouble, so I'm forced to use it because I saw it, hell everybody saw it. Floyd just took the jabs, especially the ones that landed. It's because of Floyd's stance. Floyd's stance is precisely the reason he's good aslo. But up against a great jab, it has no answers.
And don't give me percentages man, watch the fight.

this is boxing.... and boxing's not percentages it's effectiveness.
Sorry if I sound like an @ss. please answer back. cc
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