I seen Rodriguez do it and he was actually blocking a number of Ward's shots, the problem is they don't punch afterwards. Floyd is successful because he counters from it, these other guys just hold and stand still until they get hit. Floyd moves his arms subtly, shifts his upper body and moves his legs...it's not just the stance that makes him successful.
I seen Rodriguez do it and he was actually blocking a number of Ward's shots, the problem is they don't punch afterwards. Floyd is successful because he counters from it, these other guys just hold and stand still until they get hit. Floyd moves his arms subtly, shifts his upper body and moves his legs...it's not just the stance that makes him successful.
I feel like Broner has a static shoulder roll; he doesn't ROLL punches like Floyd.
Berto is the same way; there's just holes in his defense. It's not tight like Floyd's and that will lead Broner to his first loss.
Broner's actually isnt that bad. Just because you arent as good at it as Floyd, doesnt mean its bad. Alot of guys its bad but Broner's is pretty solid.
Broner's actually isnt that bad. Just because you arent as good at it as Floyd, doesnt mean its bad. Alot of guys its bad but Broner's is pretty solid.
I'm sorry but I don't see it. Broner just gets punched in the shoulder; Floyd Senior said as soon as he's in with a live opponent; the shoulder roll is out of the window.
Broner does it well enough that he should continue to do so, don't understand why you mentioned him, I've seen Broner counter off the shoulder roll plenty of times.
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