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Honestly, Pac has a very one dimensional stlyle. Easy to predict.
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Originally posted by Left Hook Tua View Posti don't get this stigma of being "one dimensional"
nor do i get how people define being "one dimensional"
a fighter's job is to win the fight. if doing the same thing and fighting the same way in most of his fights gets the job done , then good for him.
it means you're very good if you don't have to change how you fight in fights.
of course there's those who can't fight any other way and aren't very good but some very good fighters were "one dimensional"
they didn't need to change it up much because what they did worked.
generally people change their fighting style to compensate for a weakness.
generally people change it up midway through a fight because what they are doing doesn't work.
i also feel that people think of a simple brawler or slugger as "one dimensional"
yet they don't consider guys who are just defensive boxers as one dimenstional.
if the only way a fighter can fight is to box and be on the defensive. i consider him one dimensional too. even if he is skilled and/or fast.
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Some poster keep on saying predictable so I am posting this again here... pls read
Originally posted by Dale Cardon View PostI laugh when I see post like this...
How can you easily predict unorthodox akward fighters???
Are you aware with what most of his fallen opponents say after the fight?
They say they can't see where the punches are coming from...does that tell you something?
They can't see because they can't predict.
Now please, it is new year and let us all try to contribute something productive to this sport that we all love. Let us post comments to our hearts' content, but please let us all make sure we know what we are talking about.
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