Originally posted by johncods
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The same thing with Calzaghe, his punches came from so many different angles that people weren't accustomed to seeing. If you are used to punches coming from certain angles, your evasive motions are instinctive because you have done them so long. But what happens when you duck down and to the right to avoid a right hook only to run into a left uppercut from underneath while the other guy is jumping in at you? I think Floyd is the one who needs to adjust even though he makes less mistakes or he will wind up like all the rest.
I could be wrong and Floyd might stink his way to a decision but at this point, Manny controls almost every aspect of any fight he is in. If he looks vulnerable, then I think it is because he lets it be that way (either he knows he won't get hurt or he is just catching his breath) when he turns it on, it really doesn't matter what the other guy does.
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