Which fighter has the best Offensive Arsenal ?
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I won't argue with you, Vasquez certainly has better technique and he's one of my favourite fighters, but I don't think he brings in quite the intensity of Manny. Techniques isn't everything when it comes to a successful offense, and for intensity, power and sheer effectiveness I think Manny wins. Manny's reason for his high p4p ranking is his offense just as much as Floyd's high ranking is a result of his defense.Comment
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Tough question. I'll throw out four names. The Marquez brothers, Wlad, and Floyd.
Wlad's jab has so much snap and power behind it, and he hooks off the jab so easily. He doesnt use the right hand enough though, and he hasnt quite added the uppercut to his arsenal. He throws it every now and then, but not as much. And he doesnt go to the body much either. I guess that's not his fault because of he's so tall. But either way his 1, 2 and, 3 are quick and powerful.
Nobody goes to the body like Floyd does. Cotto might be more consistant, Hatton and Mosley might be more devastating, but nobody is as versatile. He jabs to the body, throws straights to the body, throws left and right hooks to the body. He also has a sneaky quick lead left hook that he alternates between his jab that really screws with his opponents. Not to mention his best punch, the straight right hand, which he eventually finds at will in every fight.
Not much to say about the Marquez brothers other than the fact that they throw every single punch with perfect technique, good power, and good speed. They do everything offensively the way its supposed to be done.Comment
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Floyd has an above average offense (is there anything about him that is below average? Well, his dancing ability, but you can't have it all) but what keeps him from being anything close to a contender for "most devastating offense" is his "safety first" ring philosophy. It's effective, it wins him fights, but it also precludes him from "best offense" categories.Comment
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pacs offence could be better if he'd sort his leverage out and sit down on his shots a bit more, he flaps around too much!I won't argue with you, Vasquez certainly has better technique and he's one of my favourite fighters, but I don't think he brings in quite the intensity of Manny. Techniques isn't everything when it comes to a successful offense, and for intensity, power and sheer effectiveness I think Manny wins. Manny's reason for his high p4p ranking is his offense just as much as Floyd's high ranking is a result of his defense.Comment
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That is why Kelly Pavlik should not be winning this pole. He knocks his opponent out and is probably the best finisher in this sport. However, when it comes to technique, diversity, and the ability to mix things up and the ability to overwhelm you with their offense, I would give it to Pacman.Comment
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From THAT list I picked Wlad Klitschko.. Who is an awesome mix of Power and accuracy...
But seriously It has to be Floyd Mayweather... WHO is more accurate?? seriously... There isn't a Better over all Puncher in Boxing today..Comment
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He loses clout because of his lack to go for the kill. If you use "finishing fights" as one of the criteria I would understand why he wouldn't be winning the poll. I would agree with his accuracy though, his landing percentage is the best in the sport.Comment
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thats outrageous, floyd of late has just looked for single but accurate shots he simply lacks the power at ww and even lw to dispatch his opponents the way he used to, the last time pbf really let his shots go was v gatti and it still took him several rounds of sustained pumelling to stop gatti, hardly what i'd call 'finishing'I won't argue with you, Vasquez certainly has better technique and he's one of my favourite fighters, but I don't think he brings in quite the intensity of Manny. Techniques isn't everything when it comes to a successful offense, and for intensity, power and sheer effectiveness I think Manny wins. Manny's reason for his high p4p ranking is his offense just as much as Floyd's high ranking is a result of his defense.Comment
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