How low is AJ's boxing IQ?

[LeOoze]

It must be pretty low I'd figure

[Floyd is TBE]

Straight up and down. No special effects.

[dan_cov]

Or maybe Usyks is just off the charts.

He makes virtually everyone look completely lost in there even guys with hundreds of amateur fights and high ring I.Qs themselves have a torrid time trying to figure him out or keep up with him.

[Mammoth]

Hard to say. The fact that his gameplan was to outbox Usyk shows it isn't the highest but his successful in the mid rounds shows he's not a total dummy.

[LeOoze]

Or maybe Usyks is just off the charts.

He makes virtually everyone look completely lost in there even guys with hundreds of amateur fights and high ring I.Qs themselves have a torrid time trying to figure him out or keep up with him.

Usyk is the man but no doubt AJ came into the fight with a horrible plan I think.

[QueensburyRules]

- -Genius compared to Ooze-
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[Mammoth]

- -Genius compared to Ooze-
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Means nothing......

[BangEM]

It's pretty difficult to gauge when he's still trying to learn at age 32 when he should stick to what works best for him and master it. You can't be a jack of all trades in boxing whilst experimenting things at the top level. If you want to keep experimenting - you shouldn't have moved as fast he did. Hearn's greed pushed him into the bottomless pit and the tired excuse of still learning on the job is boring now. And you don't improve your boxing IQ with an amateur coach - a boxer is a product of his trainer. He just happened to have overachieved despite amateur coaching.

He better stick to what works for him and master it and use his tools else he'll end up with brain damage. And the idiocy about fighting till his late 30s is very laughable.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

It’s basic is how I’d put it.

[Mammoth]

It's pretty difficult to gauge when he's still trying to learn at age 32