Khan and Broner agree: You don't see Maidana's punches.

[punchr]

"It's like getting hit behind the head with a beer bottle."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHzJ7CGMrrI&feature=********&t=4m34s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3OuXNgvyow&feature=********&t=42s

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Khan and Broner don't see anybody's punches coming

[Chalino Sanchez]

because both of them have **** defence.

[punchr]

Khan and Broner don't see anybody's punches coming

Fair point. But you're discrediting Maidana, don't you think? I feel that he legimately has some awkward, off-rhythm, volume, damaging punches.

35 wins, 31 KO, never been stopped.

You gotta admit: he has his own style.

[punchr]

because both of them have **** defence.

Also because of Maidana's unique technique of unloading his punches. It's a combination of both. Don't just take the extreme opposite opinion.

[GrandpaBernard]

Fair point. But you're discrediting Maidana, don't you think? I feel that he legimately has some awkward, off-rhythm, volume, damaging punches.

35 wins, 31 KO, never been stopped.

You gotta admit: he has his own style.

Maidana does throw wide punches from awkward angles.

His signature is the crouch followed by an overhand.

Amir and Adrien can't see anything due to their bad footwork and uncalibrated sense of anticipation.

[Isaac Hunt]

In the second video Shaefer says Danny Garcia could not see Maidana's punches coming. Quite an achievement considering they have never fought.

[SeekDaGreat]

Khan and Broner don't see anybody's punches coming

Hahaha. Good one.

[ADP02]

Khan and Broner don't see anybody's punches coming

/End Thread!

[punchr]

Maidana does throw wide punches from awkward angles.

His signature is the crouch followed by an overhand.

Amir and Adrien can't see anything due to their bad footwork and uncalibrated sense of anticipation.

The most level-headed reply ITT. Thanks, duder.