Here's a question: is Terence Crawford a "pure" boxer? He is very talented, has a great amount of skill moving forward and back, can fight in an orthodox or southpaw stance, and can lead or counterpunch. I would consider him a "pure" boxer, and he's someone that fans love because he knows when to accelerate his pace and assert himself in a fight.
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Why do some "boxing fans" shame you for liking pure boxers?
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Originally posted by FadeToBlack View PostPeople make fun of slicksters because they want to see a brawl, so they figure the best way to get them to open up more is to challenge their manhood. Basically, they're trying to dare the slicksters to become brawlers for their own viewing enjoyment and try to belittle them after watching an elusive fighter coast to an easy victory.
I like watching Rigo on TV but I would probably only pay money to see him if he fought within driving distance of me. He's not a guy I would travel to Vegas or anywhere else to see, and he's probably not a guy I would invite my friends to the fight with me.
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Originally posted by The Ninth Layer View PostHere's a question: is Terence Crawford a "pure" boxer? He is very talented, has a great amount of skill moving forward and back, can fight in an orthodox or southpaw stance, and can lead or counterpunch. I would consider him a "pure" boxer, and he's someone that fans love because he knows when to accelerate his pace and assert himself in a fight.
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Originally posted by The Ninth Layer View PostHere's a question: is Terence Crawford a "pure" boxer? He is very talented, has a great amount of skill moving forward and back, can fight in an orthodox or southpaw stance, and can lead or counterpunch. I would consider him a "pure" boxer, and he's someone that fans love because he knows when to accelerate his pace and assert himself in a fight.
That's the problem with people. They're comparing comparing boxers vs mediocre opposition vs fighters facing elite opposition.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostCrawford is my guy but he had tremendous size advantages at 135 and hasn't faced an elite 140 guy yet. Let's see if he steps on the gas against Matthysse or Pacquiao.
That's the problem with people. They're comparing comparing boxers vs mediocre opposition vs fighters facing elite opposition.
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