Yeah, he's a good example of a "consistent" boxer, I guess? I don't know anymore.
LOL! Me too.
I guess being "consistent" is also subjective, though it's pretty evident people have different criterias for their own image and likeness, that's what made the topic pretty hard to play with.
Well the clue is in term, consistent!, here are more clues from the opening post
fighters who are going to take it to you
consistently aggressive throughout the fight
Could Mayweather be defensive and get enough done offensively to repel a fighter like that
A general Boxing stance, no need to get specific so you can try and shoe horn Judah into being something he is not, which is a defensive counter puncher.
Why do you think Judah is always waiting? cause he is a counter puncher, someone like Norris would get off first, not sit a stalk, of coarse there are times when a fighter has to adapt, like Norris did in the Brown rematch, where boxed and moved, but we are talking about a fighters bread a butter, which in Norris's case, is an aggressive combo puncher who is going get off first and look to put it on you, Judah's bread and butter is waiting, looking for counters, completely different fighter.
As i said, Mayweather aint never fought one like that, cause that aint what Judah is, if that were his primary style, then yeah, its not.
Was Zahir and Pacquiao in the same weight class then? AFAIK they weren't.
They weren't but, to be fair, neither was Morales at that point and he moved back down. Raheem campaigned hard for the Pac bout and was willing to move down. I was pissed Morales got the rematch but, truth be told, I couldn't stand watching Raheem fight.
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