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Been trying to tell the guy to get off his own opinion but I don't think he really understands what I'm telling him. To him that post lacked bias. He called Jersey Joe flashy, but that's not merely his opinion because watch the visuals......he's not understanding what we expect to see for an analysis.
moneytheman
bill isn't even saying you're wrong or right, he's telling you the same thing I did; you're failing your own opinions by the way you present them.
I took think Joe Walcott was flashy and had great movement, but that's not an analysis it's an opinion. In my opinion Joe Walcott had the biggest bag of tricks the sport has ever seen. I do not disagree with what you're trying to get across about him, but the idea you've provided an analysis of anyone is just, well, wrong. You've not. You've shared your opinions and that's about it.
The Sucka Punch was one of the greatest tricks ever done in the ring but if you wanted a technical analysis of it I'd tell you he dipped his shoulders back and forth to get you watching his shoulders and take attention off his feet. Once he had that hook baited he'd keep his feet at orthodox and shoulders at southpaw. Leading with his right, throwing right hand jabs, to convince his opponent he's switched stances but he hasn't, he's pre-loaded his left. His waisted is twisted. Once he has you, he drops you with that pre-loaded left. Gives him the speed of a no-load punch with the power of a fully loaded punch.
No opinion after I say I'd tell you, just an explanation of a technique.
Again, not trying to change your opinions, just your presentation. I think you'd find more who agree with you more often if you spoke more to the boxing and less to your own opinion of the boxing. I get you're struggling to separate them but you should try.Comment
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