
Adamek-Glazkov - CompuBox Historical Review
Former two division world champion Tomasz Adamek and heavyweight slugger Czar Glazkov threw and landed similar amount of power shots. Glazkov can match Adamek's jab.

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Former two division world champion Tomasz Adamek and heavyweight slugger Czar Glazkov threw and landed similar amount of power shots. Glazkov can match Adamek's jab.

Dangerous fight ahead for Isaac Chilemba, who faces light heavyweight Denis Grachev on NBC Sports. Grachev threw well above the weight class average and his opponents responded by landing 46% of their power shots.

All Jorge Linares, who landed 63% of his power shots (25 per round) and used lateral movement to shut down Nihito Arakawa. No quit in Arakawa, who landed a fight-high 17 power shots in round ten. 89% of their combined landed punches were power shots. (360 of 407).

Another day at the office for WBC super bantamweight champion Leo Santa Cruz, who landed an avg. of 31 of 87 total punches per round. Santa Cruz landed 47% of his power shots (26 per round) many to the body of Cristian Mijares, who chose to stay in the pocket and trade with the buzzsaw Santa Cruz.

Saul "Canelo" Alvarez jumped on the immobile Alfredo Angulo from the opening bell and never took his foot off the gas. Canelo landed 64% of his power punches in the fight, including 68% in the opening five rounds. Canelo picked off 80% of Angulo's telegraphed power shots. Message to future Alvarez opponents: stay in front of Canelo and be prepared to get peppered with a variation of hard power shots.

Alfredo Angulo (last 4 fights vs. Lara, Silva, Casarez, Kirkland) threw and landed 30% more punches per round than Alvarez did in his last 3 fights (vs. Mayweather, Lopez, Trout). Alvarez landed 44% of his power shots, while Angulo's opponents landed 45% of their power shots. Alvarez's last 3 opponents avg'd just 54 punches thrown per round, 15 less than Angulo avg'd in his last 4 fights. Angulo will stand and trade with Canelo, unlike Money or Trout.

Leo Santa Cruz landed twice as many punches in last 7 fights than did Cristian Mijares in last in his last 4 (vs. Soto, Jacobo, Terrazas, Marquez). Santa Cruz also threw 30% more punches and landed 46% of his power shots. Santa Cruz opponents landed 28% of their power shots. Mijares opponents landed 28% of their power shots. Santa Cruz's 33 landed/90 thrown per round #1 among active championship caliber fighters.

Jorge Linares more accurate (landed 44% of his power punches vs. Contreras, Rodela, Velazquez, Demarco), Arakawa busier, throwing 20% more than wgt. class avg. (vs. Figueroa, Estrada, Shimoda). Arakawa opponents landed 41% of their power punches, while Linares' opponents landed 29% of their power shots. Linares will need that jab to hold off Arakawa- 68% of his thrown punches are power shots and 89% of his landed punches are power shots.

Sergio Thompson the much busier fighter (vs. Miura and Sandoval) than Ricardo Alvarez. 72% of Alvarez's thrown punches were power shots and 80% of his landed punches were power shots.

Terence Crawford's jab was not accurate (4 of 35 per round), but it was effective, as Ricky Burns managed to land just six punches per round. Crawford outlanded Burns 116-30 over the last five rounds to capture the WBO lightweight title in Glasgow, Scotland.