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Why do people try to compare Abraham and Clottey to Winky?

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  • Why do people try to compare Abraham and Clottey to Winky?

    I really get agitated by this,the only thing those 2 ever had in common with the great Winky Wright is a high guard!!Clottey is faster but barely ever,ever throws a punch!!Abraham has a high guard,no lateral movement & is as 1 dimensional as they get!!Winky had a superb jab & was physically stronger than almost everyone he fought,in his prime,he pressured fighters coming forward,pumping a stiff jab & talking people downall the while not being hurt by anything!!Knowledgeable fight fans feel free to add on to why Winky is far superior!!

  • #2
    Mayweather also utilizes the high guard.

    But compared to them guys he's a Clottey V.99999999

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    • #3
      all three of them can be outworked.

      pac outworked clottey.

      froch outworked AA.

      pwill outworked Winky.

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      • #4
        All three use the high guard as really their only defense, they have different offensive games but the same type of fighter would give all three problems.

        If you can keep them in their guard they can't really do anything, and guys they can frustrate with that guard will most likely lose to them.


        It is simple actually why people compare them.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Akucapri View Post
          Mayweather also utilizes the high guard.

          But compared to them guys he's a Clottey V.99999999
          Floyd uses a high guard but that is by no means his only way of defense, he uses it with other things while these three use the high guard almost exclusively as their means of shutting down what another guy does.

          Using a high guard is alright but if you strictly rely on that as your form of defense it can be turned into a weakness because you are basically letting the other guy get off.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Pullcounter View Post
            all three of them can be outworked.

            pac outworked clottey.

            froch outworked AA.

            pwill outworked Winky.
            That version of Winky cannot be compared to a prime version. He was old and coming off of a long layoff. He had no answer for a younger, faster fighter with 20 rounds of stamina.

            Although a prime Winky vs Williams would have been interesting. Williams sure as hell wouldn't have respected his power.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by BoxerDood View Post
              That version of Winky cannot be compared to a prime version. He was old and coming off of a long layoff. He had no answer for a younger, faster fighter with 20 rounds of stamina.
              doesn't matter. winky got outworked by soliman but didn't get the nod.

              Although a prime Winky vs Williams would have been interesting.
              maybe... but same result. winky gets outworked

              Williams sure as hell wouldn't have respected his power.
              winky has no power so yes.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Pullcounter View Post
                all three of them can be outworked.

                pac outworked clottey.

                froch outworked AA.

                pwill outworked Winky.
                The Winky from the Williams fight was not anything close to prime or even active. He was just a name at that point. Anything close to a prime Winky wouldn't get outworked, he threw with his opponents.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Pullcounter View Post
                  doesn't matter. winky got outworked by soliman but didn't get the nod.


                  maybe... but same result. winky gets outworked


                  winky has no power so yes.
                  your an idiot

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