That's kind of like saying "if only he was better, he would be better".Man if that guy would just be a pressure fighter he'd fuck everybody up
It's more like saying "If only x fighter didn't have y weakness, he'd be better". Which is basically what anyone does anything they talk about a fighter.That's kind of like saying "if only he was better, he would be better".
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Yeah. Woodley doesn't need to be "better" to put on more pressure.It's more like saying "If only x fighter didn't have y weakness, he'd be better". Which is basically what anyone does anything they talk about a fighter.
Man if that guy would just be a pressure fighter he'd fuck everybody up
I think Woodley gets in his own head too much inside and outside of fights. He's obviously a killer fighter and he's funny and a nice dude but in my opinion he gets in his own way of all that sometimes.How so..?
The problem is (1) He doesn't trust his conditioning and thus (2) He is too afraid of getting KO/TKO.Man if that guy would just be a pressure fighter he'd fuck everybody up
You can have that opinion, I disagree. Literally every time Woodley decides to move forward in a fight he wins exchanges, when he backs up he concedes rounds and points. Every time he presses the action he wins exchanges, he's a better defensive boxer than people realize, he has a jab he never used it, he has leg kicks he never uses and he can force a clinch when guys try to overwhelm him. He moves back and looks for the KO because when he didn't have a headcoach to gameplan with him he convinced himself that was the best way to fight. It conserves energy, and it allows him to look for the homerun. Is normal, I don't even think he has the cardio to pressure for an entire fight. Just wish he would try. Three out of five rounds would be enough to beat every WW not named GSP. Two out of five was enough to not lose to Wonderboy twice.If he was putting on pressure the holes in his striking game would open up and he'd be getting hit a lot. His whole strategy with that fight was to never exchange so he could back up and wait on the counter overhand the entire time.
Man if that guy would just be a pressure fighter he'd fuck everybody up
Wouldn't have the cardio for such a style.
You can have that opinion, I disagree. Literally every time Woodley decides to move forward in a fight he wins exchanges, when he backs up he concedes rounds and points. Every time he presses the action he wins exchanges, he's a better defensive boxer than people realize, he has a jab he never used it, he has leg kicks he never uses and he can force a clinch when guys try to overwhelm him. He moves back and looks for the KO because when he didn't have a headcoach to gameplan with him he convinced himself that was the best way to fight. It conserves energy, and it allows him to look for the homerun. Is normal, I don't even think he has the cardio to pressure for an entire fight. Just wish he would try.
If Wonderboy didn't get dropped he would have won the fight.