The Counter Left Straight from Conor That went Ignored Around The World That Quietly Rocked Floyd

Conor's slick countering

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Lets break this down as thoroughly as possible so you can begin to fully understand everything - the how and why etc. It really was impressive to see. I will also be adding in commentary about the fight. After reading this post you will be set: )




We see Floyd in a high guard

Conor probes his lead hand and touches Floyd's left glove up high to get Floyd to check it and open up his mid section

Conor's slick countering said:
If you know Conor you know Conor was also trying to get Floyd to throw his right lead off checking his lead hand - what Floyd likes to do. "Touch shoot. Conor does the same and here Conor was flipping it around as bait on Floyd. Conor was already ready to counter any incoming right leads while controlling range/probing with the lead hand (Conor hit several slip and counters off Floyd that way.) However Floyd and Conor being so alike, Floyd knew this or at least started to pick up on it, and for this moment in this sequence doesnt open up like Conor wants on Conor's terms. However Conor was already laying the trap to the body as intended. Conor just always tries to have all basses covered. So we were seeing a real chess match that Conor was often winning when fresh which is a mind blowing display of how legit Conor's skill and IQ is

Not only was Conor range finding, found his range perfectly, hes keeping Floyd pre-occupied with his lead hand, using as a blinder or set up for what is to come (as mentioned earlier)
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Touch, distract up high, get to check, shoot down low. That's what Conor does. Variations of that tactic is what Conor has always been about. Conor will play with the timing and rhythm of that, to mix it up and remain unpredictable/catch off guard.

Sometimes Conor will go "touch touch shoot"...sometimes it's "touch touch touch shoot"...sometimes it's just "touch shoot"

For example as in here against Holloway
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Breakdown below. It's a MUST read. Please read it.
Conor's slick countering skill said:
Pay attention to Conor's lead hand probes. 1 touch. Holloway swats away. 2 touch. Holloway swats away. Conor has now conditioned Holloway. As Holloway expects to swat away a 3rd lead hand probe (3rd touch) from Conor, Conor goes on the off beat as Holloway is out of position, underneath Holloway's lead hand with a lead hand uppercut into a step out to outside angle to line up his left down the pipe.
That's just amazing from Conor right there and shows how versatile Conor is and how hes always mixing things up to stay widley unreadable and unpredictable.

Against Holloway we saw "Touch, condition, touch, shoot on that off beat"

Against Floyd, we see Conor go "touch up high, open up and distract, then shoot down low on that off beat"


When ever you are out of position is when Conor will lead on that off beat, off his lead hand probes

And if you pre-maturely jump when Conor is probing you out with his lead hand, then Conor has already gotten the read on you from his lead hand radar system, and will time you and snuff you out


Conor's slick countering said:
Conor has always had legit high level boxing skill. Now we see it proven at the most elite of levels in boxing working effectively against an all time great boxer. What many don't know enough about boxing to understand is that Conor's lead hand game/fienting game is phenomenal and was legit giving Floyd lots of major issues -and that with lead hand checking/control and probes Conor was shutting down Floyd's jab hand or discouraging it... plus Floyd did not want his jabs countered by Conor's lefts ala like Pacquiao did, so Floyd was even more hesitant to jab Conor - especially since Conor is a major counter puncher with the left..."bu bu Floyd had no respect for Conor's skills"....says the clueless haters lol


Anyway, off the lead hand probe distraction, Conor on the off beat drops the left straight down to Floyd's body. Conor is hoping to get Floyd to now drop his guard. Very smart. You can already see Conor displaying high level IQ.

The left straight to the body gets Floyd to tuck in even harder in an attempt to try to catch it off his sternum or forearms.
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This leaves Floyd's sides completely exposed, and Conor quickly follows up with a right hook to the exposed side of the body. Again Conor showing high level fight IQ and winning the chess match over Floyd

Really just a sublime right hook to the body by Conor, off the lead hand touch up high distraction, to go down low to the opened up midsection after the check, to open up the side of the body
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(For some reason MMA fan noobs who hate on Conor only seem to value head shots while ignoring some really CLEAN hooks and straights that Conor landed to Floyd's body. Just as an FYI to MMA Conor hating noobs, body shots are scored very very highly in boxing)



Now pay attention to this. Here it is again just from the point after the body shot

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After the body shot, Conor pivots off his back foot sliding to his right to change the positioning.

Look how this screws up Floyd's timing on the right as he is now forced to slightly turn to Conor/align his right. Conor changing up the angle causes Floyd to hesitate before delivering the right. Conor slips it with ease



People who don't understand boxing won't be able to recognize and appreciate just how world class Conor's footwork is, how Conor is always stepping around opponents, and or stepping off/pivoting to change positioning/angles etc.

Conor's slick countering said:
This is why Conor says "Im a ghost. When they think im not there, I am always right there." Conor is always switching up the positionings/angles, forcing opponents to turn into his traps or counters. Ustiling subtlety. Real great footwork is all about subtle steps into position, or out of etc. When you look at Conor as a striker in MMA, Conor has the skill IQ and countering of Floyd with the footwork and angles of Lomachenko. Conor is seriously a marvel to watch and study. People just don't know fighting to truly appreciate Conor.

If you read my off topic quote (I encourage you to read them all) and you want to feel back on track, just to recap, Conor drops the body hook and pivots to change the positioning, forcing Floyd to hesitate/ turn to Conor with a right lead that Conor easily slips

Floyd is a crafty veteran though, so keep paying attention



SHIFTING

After Conor easily slips the right lead from Conor, Floyd off the miss simply steps into southpaw and tries to catch Conor off guard with a follow up left from southpaw stance, as Conor is coming back up from his slip


This was the superior reaction speed and superior countering of Conor on display when fresh

Conor remains planted, and comes up from his slip with a counter left to meet Floyd's southpaw left

Conor counters Floyd's southpaw left with his left....

It's a collision that violently jerks Floyd's head.

This counter shot literally jolts Floyd out of his shoes.

Conor's slick countering said:
It reminds me of the inside slip over hand counters Conor was rocking Nate with in the first fight yet it largely went ignored or was downplayed so you still had people saying Conor never hurt Nate once in the first fight and that that means Conor would never be able to hurt Nate in a rematch. When will people learn their lesson. Conor made the adjustments and ended up dropping Nate 3x in a rematch. Don't be surprised if Conor drops Floyd multiple times in a rematch. Conor is a high IQ wizard who learns from.every mistake and never repeats the same mistakes again and again.


It was counters like that that kept Floyd tentative and timid until he saw Conor gas out

You can't look at that and logically tell me, that it was always in "Floyd's 'plans' all along to eat counters like that in order to 'carry' Conor" ...Conor haters don't know boxing...Conor haters are literally nut job conspiracy theorists.

Now Floyd has an even better chin then Nate Diaz.

But when you see Floyd jerked and bolted like that, he was rocked. Floyd was rocked right there. Look at his facial expression. The only thing that would have made it more obvious, would have been to see Floyd actually fall or get wobbly legged.

Absolutely beautiful counter left by Conor that legit rocked Foyd but yet for some reason, went on to get completely ignored, in favor of the uppercut...

In reality there were multiple shots you could chose from, that Conor landed, that visibly jerked Floyd's head...but of course haters only chose to focus on the uppercut and act like the uppercut was the only one


It was just a beautiful sequence showcasing Conor's legit world class boxing skill, IQ, and footwork, by even elite level boxing standards (when he is fresh).

Hope you enjoyed the read. It's long, but detailed. It covered a sequence in the fight that really did set the tone for the first half of the fight, and represented what the first half of the fight was all about. Conor's length, lead hand game, fienting, jabs, speed, reflexes, countering giving Floyd MAJOR MAJOR MAJOR ISSUES
 
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It was a hammer fist arm punch, you retard.
 
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Also that sequence definitively proves that Conor only lost because he gassed


Because if you watch round 9:


The shot that started Conor's down fall was a southpaw left that Floyd stepped into after missing the right lead


Thats what started it all


The same exact sequence that Floyd used to get Conor, is the same exact sequence here that Conor already countered earlier in the fight when he was fresh


It's apples to apples and definitively proves that when Conor had the gas he had the skills and intelligence to shut down tactics of Floyds that were effective late in the fight when Conor gassed

Conor just needed experience, composure, consistency
 
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Pausing the video right after the punch connects and Floyd puts up the high guard makes it look a little more dramatic in my opinion. He landed a few good punches, big deal.
 
Hey boxingislife.. You have never fought a day in your life.

You are a theory nerd without any real experience. Who are in love with a male fighter who have no idea that you exist.

Get a life.

Your own life.
 
It wasn't ignored, it was used as one of the main highlights when showing Conor's success and shown as an example as how Floyd took Conor's best shot and continued to walk him down. Appreciate the attention to detail though.
 
Lets break this down as thoroughly as possible so you can begin to fully understand everything - the how and why etc. It really was impressive to see. I will also be adding in commentary about the fight. After reading this post you will be set: )




We see Floyd in a high guard

Conor probes his lead hand and touches Floyd's left glove up high to get Floyd to check it and open up his mid section



Not only was Conor range finding, found his range perfectly, hes keeping Floyd pre-occupied with his lead hand, using as a blinder or set up for what is to come (as mentioned earlier)
2j64rux.jpg



Touch, distract up high, get to check, shoot down low. That's what Conor does. Variations of that tactic is what Conor has always been about. Conor will play with the timing and rhythm of that, to mix it up and remain unpredictable/catch off guard.

Sometimes Conor will go "touch touch shoot"...sometimes it's "touch touch touch shoot"...sometimes it's just "touch shoot"

For example as in here against Holloway
OddballSpanishIbisbill.gif

Breakdown below. It's a MUST read. Please read it.

That's just amazing from Conor right there and shows how versatile Conor is and how hes always mixing things up to stay widley unreadable and unpredictable.

Against Holloway we saw "Touch, condition, touch, shoot on that off beat"

Against Floyd, we see Conor go "touch up high, open up and distract, then shoot down low on that off beat"


When ever you are out of position is when Conor will lead on that off beat, off his lead hand probes

And if you pre-maturely jump when Conor is probing you out with his lead hand, then Conor has already gotten the read on you from his lead hand radar system, and will time you and snuff you out





Anyway, off the lead hand probe distraction, Conor on the off beat drops the left straight down to Floyd's body. Conor is hoping to get Floyd to now drop his guard. Very smart. You can already see Conor displaying high level IQ.

The left straight to the body gets Floyd to tuck in even harder in an attempt to try to catch it off his sternum or forearms.
1z6749t.jpg

This leaves Floyd's sides completely exposed, and Conor quickly follows up with a right hook to the exposed side of the body. Again Conor showing high level fight IQ and winning the chess match over Floyd

Really just a sublime right hook to the body by Conor, off the lead hand touch up high distraction, to go down low to the opened up midsection after the check, to open up the side of the body
GM_20170919_212401.gif


(For some reason MMA fans who hate on Conor only seen to value head shots while ignoring some really CLEAN hooks and straights that Conor landed to Floyd's body. Just as an FYI to MMA Conor haters, body shots are scored very highly in boxing)



Now pay attention to this. Here it is again just from the point after the body shot

GM_20170919_215755.gif


After the body shot, Conor pivots off his back foot sliding to his right to change the positioning.

Look how this screws up Floyd's timing on the right as he is now forced to slightly turn to Conor/align his right. Conor changing up the angle causes Floyd to hesitate before delivering the right. Conor slips it with ease



People who don't understand boxing won't be able to recognize and appreciate just how world class Conor's footwork is, how Conor is always stepping around opponents, and or stepping off/pivoting to change positioning/angles etc.



If you read my off topic quote (I encourage you to read them all) and you want to feel back on track, just to recap, Conor drops the body hook and pivots to change the positioning, forcing Floyd to hesitate/ turn to Conor with a right lead that Conor easily slips

Floyd is a crafty veteran though, so keep paying attention



SHIFTING

After Conor easily slips the right lead from Conor, Floyd off the miss simply steps into southpaw and tries to catch Conor off guard with a follow up left from southpaw stance, as Conor is coming back up from his slip

This was the superior reaction speed and superior countering of Conor on display when fresh

Conor remains planted, and comes up from his slip with a counter left to meet Floyd's southpaw left

Conor counters Floyd's southpaw left with his left....

It's a collision that violently jerks Floyd's head.

This counter shot literally jolts Floyd out of his shoes.




It was counters like that that kept Floyd tentative and timid until he saw Conor gas out

You can't look at that and logically tell me, that it was always in "Floyd's 'plans' all along to eat counters like that in order to 'carry' Conor" ...Conor haters don't know boxing...Conor haters are literally nut job conspiracy theorists.

Now Floyd has an even better chin then Nate Diaz.

But when you see Floyd jerked and bolted like that, he was rocked. Floyd was rocked right there. Look at his facial expression. The only thing that would have made it more obvious, would have been to see Floyd actually fall or get wobbly legged.

Absolutely beautiful counter left by Conor that legit rocked Foyd but yet for some reason, went on to get completely ignored, in favor of the uppercut...

In reality there were multiple shots you could chose from, that Conor landed, that visibly jerked Floyd's head...but of course haters only chose to focus on the uppercut and act like the uppercut was the only one


It was just a beautiful sequence showcasing Conor's legit world class boxing skill, IQ, and footwork, by even elite level boxing standards (when he is fresh). We

Hope you enjoyed the read. It's long, but detailed. It covered a sequence in the fight that really did set the tone for the first half of the fight, and represented what the first hald of the fight was about.

Let me break this down.....wrong forum asshole.
 
Great thread.

Will read again.
 
Your boy lost.

Quit trying to find moral victories.
 
That's what you called over analyze.
You literally think conor is some monster that can think at superhuman Speed.
 
I think you need help. No one should be this obsessed.
 
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