taylor telegraphs his punches....as quick as his combos are, he telegraphs it.
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Who punches faster, Calzaghe or Taylor?
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Originally posted by mickey gomez View PostYou're new to boxing aren't you.
ill say it again pure handspeed, the time the actual punch gets from shoulder length to the distance of where the face is located goes to taylor. i dont really know how much more simple i can make it for you.
calzaghe throws double the amount of punches than taylor does at a higher rate, and very quickly too. he's a faster all around guy. taylor's handspeed is quicker than calzaghes, not by much but you can see the speed in his hands. im not a fan of either guy so im telling you how it is.
and if taylor actually threw punches the way joe does he'd be the next sugar ray leonard. joe calzaghe has no power in those fluries that he throws, taylor does. that's the whole difference
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Originally posted by boxing_prospect View Postwell i know power is not in the question im just saying about the difference between the punching technique. like i said before joe is a busier guy, he throws hundreds of punches per round he's got a quicker body movement. when talking pure handspeed id pick taylor. workrate with your punches and speed are different and some people confuse the two. if two of them fought, id say that joe will be much busier and will outhustle taylor, but the handspeed id give to taylor for the first 5 rounds until he tires eventhough he does throw those wide looping punches. but that's just my opinion.
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Originally posted by silencers98 View PostYou should watch some of Calzaghe's earlier fights when he hadn't hurt his hands yet, he was punching faster than Taylor with a lot of power, he didn't start to punch open handed until he started hurting his hands, and he's still capable of punching with speed and power but he's afraid it might hurt his hands, so he doesn't do it much anymore.
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Originally posted by boxing_prospect View Postim not gonna lie i dont go as far back as watching joe's early career fights. ill be even more honest, i only heard about him after the win's over lacy and then the rest. that might be the case. like i said i dont favor jermain, because i dont like him, but to me from what ive seen his hands look quicker at least for the first 4-5 rounds, but maybe it's also because i view taylor as a bigger puncher.
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Originally posted by boxing_prospect View Postim not gonna lie i dont go as far back as watching joe's early career fights. ill be even more honest, i only heard about him after the win's over lacy and then the rest. that might be the case. like i said i dont favor jermain, because i dont like him, but to me from what ive seen his hands look quicker at least for the first 4-5 rounds, but maybe it's also because i view taylor as a bigger puncher.
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Originally posted by silencers98 View PostTaylor's hands are quick but you try and look at some of Calzaghe's earlier fights before he started getting scared of hurting his hands, some of his punches were unbelievably fast with some very good power.
and i never said that clazaghe was slow, no way. to me he's very quick very good hand speed, and i guess that slapping explains his fear of trying to reinjure his hands. but it looked to me that taylor got quick hands, at least for the first 4 rounds before he starts to gas out. joe is also very quick in his movement, not just hands, but the way he moves his body side to side, in and out, much faster that taylor. and a fresh taylor is very athletic.
if a fight between these 2 was ever made (not likely, since both are moving up) id pick joe by a dominant performance. i see joe taking control, and taylor winning 3 or 4rounds, but a defenitive victory for calzaghe.
but still man it's an opinion. it's no different than saying which heavyweight had quicker hands ali, or tyson, when it's really floyd patterson
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Originally posted by gavinz1970 View PostWho punches faster, Malignaggi or Margarito? Now who hits harder? I think you may be confusing speed with power.
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Originally posted by boxing_prospect View Postill take your word for it as i have not seen him earlier and im not gonna bull****. but i did read about his hand problems and that he been having them for a while. that especially came up before the kessler fight, many questioning how he would **** with a good puncher.
and i never said that clazaghe was slow, no way. to me he's very quick very good hand speed, and i guess that slapping explains his fear of trying to reinjure his hands. but it looked to me that taylor got quick hands, at least for the first 4 rounds before he starts to gas out. joe is also very quick in his movement, not just hands, but the way he moves his body side to side, in and out, much faster that taylor. and a fresh taylor is very athletic.
if a fight between these 2 was ever made (not likely, since both are moving up) id pick joe by a dominant performance. i see joe taking control, and taylor winning 3 or 4rounds, but a defenitive victory for calzaghe.
but still man it's an opinion. it's no different than saying which heavyweight had quicker hands ali, or tyson, when it's really floyd patterson
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