Most annoyingly obvious telegraphed punch(s)

[SplitSecond]

pacquiao's straight left has to be up there, although he is accurate as sht and gives you looks, the left hand is no worries unless you see a jab first, his lead left is fairly weak and more of a scoring punch

david haye's counter left hookercut-right hand
he just time after time will jolt his upper body to his left just waiting for that commited jab

[IronDanHamza]

I think Pacquaio leads with his straight left hand well at times. It's sneaky and fighters don't seem to see it coming.

One of his best punches IMO.

[Russian Crushin]

It pac's str8 was so telegraphed fighters wouldnt be getting their asses kicked with it

[Evil Abed]

Jermain Taylor's Bow and arrow right hand.

[SplitSecond]

I think Pacquaio leads with his straight left hand well at times. It's sneaky and fighters don't seem to see it coming.

One of his best punches IMO.

it is a useful punch, it will land more often than not too due to how well it is set up, but it's mainly an arm punch, and thus like i said more of a scoring punch

[IronDanHamza]

it is a useful punch, it will land more often than not too due to how well it is set up, but it's mainly an arm punch, and thus like i said more of a scoring punch

Don't know it looks like it does quite a lot of damage to me.

[CHOWWOKKA]

Rashad Evans overhand right

[SplitSecond]

It pac's str8 was so telegraphed fighters wouldnt be getting their asses kicked with it

how many of the fighters that he has set on their ass with that left hand has not had a jab that preceded it?

it is well set up, maybe he waits for lapses in your focus? maybe causes entrapment with little jabs and has you thinking he will jab jab one more time but instead you get a jab left?

many ways to set up a punch, doesn't change the fact that his big left comes after the jab

[ShovelThumb]

Any punch Danny Garcia throws...

[SplitSecond]

Don't know it looks like it does quite a lot of damage to me.

never said it doesn't do damage, it's still an arm punch and wont knock anyone out

his lead left is usually a left that follows after he leans foward and turns his left shoulder to you, losing out on alot of torque