Originally posted by The Surgeon
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If we start with the positive things, he was an almost perfect textbook boxer-puncher, evenly balanced between a boxer and a puncher. He had great footwork, always on balance and in position to get full leverage on his punches. He used a high guard and kept his feet at the same distance apart, in other words, he had excellent fundamentals.
He had every punch in his arsenal, and used them with pin-point accuracy and lovely punching form. He had a very measured and calculated approach, and even if he was set under heavy pressure, he always remained calm and composed. He is a lot like Salvador Sanchez in that aspect. An overall top-notch technical puncher and one of the most textbook you'll ever see.
On the negative side, his main weakness was that he could fight in a "just do enough" mode and therefore making fights closer than they had to be. He could also be guilty of staying in a one-two comfort zone for too long, rarely using his full arsenal of punches.
If you haven't seen him fight before, I recommend you to watch his first fight with Muangchai Kittikasem, a brilliant performance by Arbachakov.
/greeh
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