I didn't say it had to be very fast, sharp and snapping is what I said.
Doesn't need to be snapping, and it doesn't need to be fast, simply need to be stiff. Needs to be hard enough to keep him honest, and hard enough to keep him off balance.
Doesn't need to be snapping, and it doesn't need to be fast, simply need to be stiff. Needs to be hard enough to keep him honest, and hard enough to keep him off balance.
It needs to be snapping, Mayweather would be able to counter if it's only a stiff jab.
He was stunned against Chop Chop, not nearly as badly as Calderon was hurt.
No, no, no, no. Floyd WAS hurt. He wobbled then stumbled back to the ropes. Any decent finisher would have ended the fight then and there. Corley simply threw ****** wild punches like an idiot.
No, no, no, no. Floyd WAS hurt. He wobbled then stumbled back to the ropes. Any decent finisher would have ended the fight then and there. Corley simply threw ****** wild punches like an idiot.
I needs to be snapping, Mayweather would be able to counter if it's only a stiff jab.
I have been through this before. An educated stiff jab is not something you want to counter. By mixing in double jabs and triple jabs, you can keep him from throwing that counter.
Covering up does not mean he wasn't badly hurt, because he was. He did stay composed and handled himself well, but much of that had to do with the fact that Corley didn't know what to do with a hurt Floyd.
I have been through this before. An educated stiff jab is not something you want to counter. By mixing in double jabs and triple jabs, you can keep him from throwing that counter.
Mayweather would find a way to counter or slip a stiff jab that has no snap on it, even if it is doubled or tripled.
Originally posted by !! Shawn
Covering up does not mean he wasn't badly hurt, because he was. He did stay composed and handled himself well, but much of that had to do with the fact that Corley didn't know what to do with a hurt Floyd.
He wasn't hurt to the point of getting knocked out.
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