Comments Thread For: Julian Williams: I've Been Here Before; I'll Bounce Back Even Better

[MeanestNiceGuy]

been saying this for a while:
williams is huge. making 154 hurts him. problem is that he's a fairly ordinary fighter, and he won't have ay advantages at 160 lbs. he is not a durable guy and it's going to cost him. and at 160 he will have more water in his brain, but he'll be fighting guys who come down from 190 lbs to train, and are LHW on fight night.

It's looking more and more like a hill to climb (or die on) for J-Rock, if he moves up.

I agree, he's fairly ordinary, but that's when you and your team take it upon yourselves to consistently work on intangibles, so you can stay in the game longer.

Floyd and Manny are relatively small guys at 147, but their intangibles and consistency in technique keeps them at the top of their game and divisions.

[emceetns]

I saw a clear difference between how Julian Williams looked in the Jarrett Hurd fight vs. how he did against Rosario. Against Hurd, he was dialed in and he utilized better movement. He was in shape for both fights but I felt like J-Rock was more prideful against Rosario and it cost him. Hopefully he gets back to using his entire skill set in the rematch.

[slimPickings]

A fighter loses a fight and fans are all too eager to write his obituary!!

He has lost before.

He can bounce back.

If Rosario loses the rematch , then his obituary will be written and on and on it goes!!

Any one heard of Andy Ruiz lately.