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Originally posted by M111 View Post
Looks like he was using his jab purely to draw a lead from Fox to open up his defence and land his bombs. I think once he’d tuned in to Fox he didn’t need the jab. He was so much faster drawing the lead and countering. I suspect when he does want to use his jab it will be a good one - what southpaw with footwork like that doesn’t?
As for the last bolded: the ones that fall in love with their power perhaps. Not saying that's him. I just thought there was a couple sequences in the 3rd round where it seemed like him just coming in with power was a little predictable...then Fox managed to steer him against the ropes and got off with a combo and I was thinking the jab might have disrupted that and he wouldn't have ended up there. And in the fights I've seen Alantez Fox, he doesn't have much resistance but it's seems hard to make it look all that good so I'm not really putting much into it, he got him out of there so good job.
Unfortunately, he is one of these young guys who already has a trinket so even though I know he's essentially a prospect, I also have an expectation that he should now be fighting top competition. I like what I see if I have to view him as a prospect...but if I have to look at him as a champ who now has to go fight top guys then the opinions become more critical that's allLast edited by LA_2_Vegas; 12-19-2021, 06:04 PM.BendOver likes this.
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Understand that. I think Morrell himself will think he is a contender who has to go after other dangerous contenders. He's come through that Cuban boxing system so the number of pro bouts he's had doesn't reflect how experienced & sleek he is in the ring. Rigondeaux won a world title in his 9th fight. Morrell might take a couple more but I could see him being ready by the end of 2022.BendOver likes this.
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Originally posted by BendOver View Post
That's not true, and you know it. Hearns was the one that changed. From a mandatory vs DMJ, to bivol and now Jacob's. At no point they hinted a fights against Morell jr. DeCubas wanted ryder, Hearns didn't.
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Originally posted by Rodtang View Post
That's not true and you know it. Hearn was chasing that fight. Getting fobbed of by DeCubas who was claiming he was waiting on word back from Al . Al don't work with Eddie. If DeCubas doesn't know that then he's ******. But he does know it. That's why it didn't happen and Hearn got fed up and got him a bigger fight.Trillz91 likes this.
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Originally posted by LA_2_Vegas View PostI think he needs to work on bringing a more consistent jab. He's got nice size for the weightclass but I don't see the jab. I didn't think lastnight was that great of a look tbh
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Originally posted by BendOver View Post
It was ordered. The fight could have going to anyone. They didn't pursue nor made any offer. Hearns took another path for ryder
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Originally posted by Rodtang View Post
He did. After he got fed up chasing it up and they showed no interest and the WBA not getting their finger out. Don't act like this doesn't happen. Like Batyr Achmedov not getting a rematch against Barrios. Haymon clicks his fingers and the WBA make it go away.
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Originally posted by BendOver View Post
This, wasn't the case. Hearns would have talk and talk, and still will be talking if that was the case. He didn't want ryder to be embarrassed by a 5 fights novice.
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