Did Inoue step on Payano's foot before landing the right?

[brocktonblockbust]

I watched it a few times and it seems like after the Japanese landed that jolting left Jab he stepped on the front foot of the South Paw, accidentally of course, and there's a kind of delay of the right hand because I think it looks like he had only been thinking about throwing the Jab but Payano appear to trip backwards in an odd way and it was then that the Japanese saw him off balance and saw the opening and followed with a sort of delayed straight right hand knockout

Right after the jab lands you can see it

[greynotsoold]

I don't think he did. I think he stepped inside Payano's right foot when he jabbed then took a short pivot to the right as he threw the right hand.

[brocktonblockbust]

Joe I knew you would be the one to comment on this first because you are such the technician and the Tactical expert. It's hard to see, you are right. It could have stepped just inside his lead foot but it does look close.... it is a little bit odd the way Payano sort of tried to step back but then his whole body kind of turned squaring him up a bit, just in time for that whistling right hand that clocked him.

Could be that jab was harder than we realize it may be knocked him back as opposed to him losing some balance due to his foot maybe being stepped on. It's just a weird kind of Left Right combination, like a little hitch in between the left and the right... I'm not sure that the Japanese was thinking of throwing a right at all but then suddenly saw that odd reaction from the jab and so threw it

[Yuzo]

Joe I knew you would be the one to comment on this first because you are such the technician and the Tactical expert. It's hard to see, you are right. It could have stepped just inside his lead foot but it does look close.... it is a little bit odd the way Payano sort of tried to step back but then his whole body kind of turned squaring him up a bit, just in time for that whistling right hand that clocked him.

Could be that jab was harder than we realize it may be knocked him back as opposed to him losing some balance due to his foot maybe being stepped on. It's just a weird kind of Left Right combination, like a little hitch in between the left and the right... I'm not sure that the Japanese was thinking of throwing a right at all but then suddenly saw that odd reaction from the jab and so threw it

i like those hesitations a lot.



and it lets you throw your one two quick like this.



because those little hesitations break up your rhythm.



i saw that ko the way you did. it was the hesitation. they dont see it because they cant expect it.

[brocktonblockbust]

I'm glad somebody else saw that hesitation although let's be honest if it was a hesitation it was like a millisecond haha and yet still you felt there was some kind of a hitch in there like I did. Very interesting that stuff

[Yuzo]

I'm glad somebody else saw that hesitation although let's be honest if it was a hesitation it was like a millisecond haha and yet still you felt there was some kind of a hitch in there like I did. Very interesting that stuff

was it a little like this?

[Fenster]

Joe I knew you would be the one to comment on this first because you are such the technician and the Tactical expert.

fucks sake man