Most annoyingly obvious telegraphed punch(s)

[IronDanHamza]

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

Oh yeah, he doesn't look to knock you down or out with it.

And it is more of a scoring punch than a real hard one but still I don't think he telegraphs it at all.

It shocks and catches off guard pretty much everyone he's used it on.

[RlCKY]

I noticed in one of Broner's last fights that he steps then jabs to the body, instead of doing it in a fluid motion.

[Carpe Diem]

Shane Mosley's jittery jab.

[maverickuk2]

Marcos Maidana overhand's!!!!! you can see them coming from miles off.

[Light_Speed]

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

But it comes at different angles :

Straight

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From underneath

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So it's not what I call a real telegraphed punch.

[Russian Crushin]

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

Its not mostly that you can see it coming, you know its coming. Theres a difference.

[BattlingNelson]

The most telegraphed punch I Can recall, is Buster Douglas throwing a lead uppercut against Holyfield.

[GrandpaBernard]

But it comes at different angles :

Straight

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From underneath

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So it's not what I call a real telegraphed punch.

he set all those shots up with his right hand to generate knockdown power for his left

[NearHypnos]

Jcc Jr right hand.


Pac's left is telegrphed most of the time. His lead left is quick, but compare it to Floyd's lead right which comes out of nowhere and you'll notice signs of Pac grtting ready to throw it. He sometimes starts moving to the right as if to prepare to roll that way. Pac has fought guys with not the greatest defense and he lands it because he's just plain faster. Seeing it is one thing, dodging it is another when you physically are slower or never had the best reflexes to begin with. Pac's best asset with his left is being able to throw it with power when his footing is off or he is off balance. It's not so much the angle, but I think its just the fact he can ge the punch out at all thats surprising. We've seen him falling sideways and land knockdown punches, etc. His leg strength must be insane. This is one of the reasons his cramps dont surprise me. Pac's strength comes from his legs and sometimes he gives sign of his left through his feet.

[Light_Speed]

he set all those shots up with his right hand to generate knockdown power for his left

But how can it be telegraphed if it can come from 3 different angles?