Taking away opponent's jab.

[VG_Addict]

What were some fights where a fighter neutralized his opponent's jab?

[Larry the boss]

Mayweather-De La Hoya

Mayweather-Canelo

Pacquiao-Cotto

Pacquiao-Oscar

[Outwest Exp 355]

Mayweather vs Tony Pep
Mayweather vs Ndou

[Box-Office]

Golovkin-Rosado

[SkillspayBills]

Any fight with GGG

[AKAcronym]

Any fight with GGG

That's why a fight with Ward is so intriguing. Who would be the one to take away the other's jab the most. Most would say Ward and it'd be hard to disagree but I still think it's a more competitive match than people expect.

[Dr Rumack]

Mayweather-De La Hoya

Mayweather-Canelo

Pacquiao-Cotto

Pacquiao-Oscar

You're wrong about Floyd-Oscar. Watch rounds 6 & 7. Show me where the counters are, because Oscar abandons the jab after that and it didn't look like Floyd had much to do with it.

Oscar abandoned his jab because he was afraid he'd run out of gas. He stopped pushing Floyd back with jab and tried to time him with a left hook instead. It was a bad move. Had he pumped the jab for two more rounds they'd have given it to him. It would have been a close to robbery, but they'd have given to him.

[talz]

Khan-Judah

[-PBP-]

Mayweather and GGG do a great job of this.

[Larry the boss]

You're wrong about Floyd-Oscar. Watch rounds 6 & 7. Show me where the counters are, because Oscar abandons the jab after that and it didn't look like Floyd had much to do with it.

Oscar abandoned his jab because he was afraid he'd run out of gas. He stopped pushing Floyd back with jab and tried to time him with a left hook instead. It was a bad move. Had he pumped the jab for two more rounds they'd have given it to him. It would have been a close to robbery, but they'd have given to him.

Naw Floyds right hand counters took it away.