So i noticed last night during Marquez-Katsidis

[oscar_angels091]

that kats throws his right hand in a weird way, like his elbow is always up after he throws a punch, it seemed weird to me just wondering if thats how he always throws the right?

[abdiel2k3]

indeed
lota guys got their own way of punchin
specialy power punchers
its odd
like mayorga
punched wrong and kinda wierd lookin
but r sometimes able to generate awesome power
ive seen more but top one that comes to mind

[nonameboy]

Hes probably spending too much time sparring with Muay Thai fighters in Thailand.

[AllEyesOpen]

I noticed that too, I thought at first that he was throwing an elbow, but no. Regardless I thought Katsadis fought a great fight with a lot of heart, and at least IMHO Marquez deserves a rematch with Pacquiao at 140.

[MACAQUEINBLACK]

He's been turning his punches over that way for timeeeeee.

[-Kev-]

I thought he was hitting Marquez with his elbow at first.

[oscar_angels091]

I noticed that too, I thought at first that he was throwing an elbow, but no. Regardless I thought Katsadis fought a great fight with a lot of heart, and at least IMHO Marquez deserves a rematch with Pacquiao at 140.

yeah i thought it was an elbow too..and i agree he fought a great fight, his brother should be proud.

[Shadow boxer 3]

i noticed it too. its almost like he throwing a right hook kinda. weird

[Pullcounter]

it's called turning over your punches, but katsidis's is exaggerated.

[nomadman]

Sergio throws his left in a similar way, especially when he gets in close to his opponents. Watch the first round of the Williams rematch when he gets Williams against the ropes and unloads on him. I guess turning your whole arm over brings the shoulders into play more and allows for greater power at close range, but it does look very awkward and tiring.

Katsides was throwing perfectly normal looking right hands on the outside, so it's not a technical flaw.