He still makes that mistake, as well as throwing an unnecessary number of 4, 5, 6 punch combos. He could stick to 2 or 3 punch combinations and stay out of danger. He could have literally fought the whole fight with pretty much just his jab and won much easier - sort of in a Wladimir style, but he still has the tendancy to engage and throw those multiple combos, keeping himself in the danger zone too long.
The main improvement I saw was his willingness to back off and stay composed when hit back or put under pressure so his psychology is changing in that respect. But he needs to temper his offense and be much more selective. It's true that Molina isn't the best benchmark to judge things by.
The main improvement I saw was his willingness to back off and stay composed when hit back or put under pressure so his psychology is changing in that respect. But he needs to temper his offense and be much more selective. It's true that Molina isn't the best benchmark to judge things by.
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