
CompuBox Historical Review: Adamak-Cunningham II
Heavyweights Steve Cunningham and Tomasz Adamek - their numbers from their last four fights are very similar. It could come down to who has the better chin and up to now it's been Adamek.

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Heavyweights Steve Cunningham and Tomasz Adamek - their numbers from their last four fights are very similar. It could come down to who has the better chin and up to now it's been Adamek.

Heavyweight Tor Hamer threw and landed more. Glazkov was economical vs. limited opposition, landing 53% of his power punches. Glazkov also landed 11 jabs per round - double the weight class average. He threw 25 per round. Hamer landed nearly half of his power shots against his last four opponents.

Rising star Leo Santa Cruz's +15 rating places him #3 on the updated CompuBox plus/minus list. Santa Cruz has not yet faced the level of competition of Floyd Mayweather (+25) or Canelo Alvarez (+16), but with five solid performances in 2012 he merits inclusion on the list. Fighters one fight away from joining the party: Yuriorkis Gamboa, Adrien Broner, Gennady Golovkin.

Target practice for the comebacking Khan. Working behind his jab (landed 16 of 40 per round), Khan hit on 56% of his power shots, including 70% in rounds seven, eight and nine.

Both fought at a measured pace before Donaire exploded in round three, landing 45% of his power shots, dropping Arce for the count.

Unknown Guevara hung tough for six rounds before the relentless Santa Cruz took over, outlanding the challenger 133-44 in power shots over the last six rounds. Santa Cruz, fighting for the fifth time this year, avg'd 'only' 82 punches thrown per after averaging 106 in his previous four 2012 fights.

Entertaining fight, as they combined to land over 500 total punches, throwing nearly 1500. Angulo carried the action, landing an avg. of 29 of 81 punches per round. Silva had his moments, landing 43% of his power shots. Angulo closed the show by landing 45 of 80 power shots in round 12 among his 127 total punches thrown in the round (landed 57).

Jorge Arce the busier fighter and lands more punches at a cost. Arce's last three opponents landed 45% of their power shots. The selective Donare lands at the weight class average in power - but has more pop than Arce.

Khan the busier fighter against much, much tougher opposition. The good news, Molina landed 49% of his power shots in his last four [vs. limited opposition]. Those opponents landed 42% of their power shots. Khan's opponents also landed 42% of their power shots.

Leo Santa Cruz averaged 106 punches thrown per round - 44 more than the bantamweight average. He lands too - his 33 power punches landed per round is more than double the bantamweight average. He lands at nearly 50% with power shots. Most volume punhcers are easier to hit. Not the case with Santa Cruz thus far, as opponents land below the bantamweight average for total punches and power punches.