So this shifting style dates back to to BF WW2. Seems like certain fighters such as Golovkin and Pirog still use the method.
Should trainers implement shifting in a fighters regiment?
Tyson fought plenty bums too...even got KTFO by one.
Yawnnn. Ali fought bums on his way up, Wlad is still fighting bums to this day. Every champ has fought his share of bums.
whether Golovkin shifts or not there will come a time he has to fight legitimate comp. Rosado, macklin, Geale , and rubio are all solid competition but none have broken the ice. Proska was a joke.
I don't think it's a lost art if GGG is still using it lol but it's something that may not be as consistently used. Different aspects of boxing depend on the differet styles of fighters.