When Zab looks back on his career in reflection...

I really haven't seen a huge amount of Judah, but from what i have seen I would say that for all his natural gifts, he wasn't actually that talented as a boxer. Yes he was incredibly fast and athletic, but when it came to technical skill beyond this I think he was lacking. One thing I've repeatedly noticed is that he looked awesome when on the offensive but immediately after finishing any attack he would seem a little short of ideas on what to do next, where he should move to, how he should position his body etc, and it made him vulnerable. Doubtless he could have achieved more, but like Naseem Hamed and even Roy Jones he was so reliant on what he could do that he neglected to focus and improve on what he couldn't. You might say he was almost the flipside of Floyd Mayweather, a fighter of similar natural talent but also one of the best schooled there has ever been. Whether Zab's failings were a result merely of neglect or, more seriously, a result of inability is a question I don't really know the answer to.