Strange that neither fighter sought to establish the teep or change up the range and rhythm. Both spent 90% of the bout standing there giving eachother bruised limbs, and to little effect. For a title bout, not the fight IQ you'd expect.
Im thinking Abdellah's constant switching threw off Verdicchio's timing a bit. Never seen Abdellah fight before but his hands are crisp. The pace was definitely very Thai, teading shot for shot.
Most fighters don’t have real fight iq. They have a game plan going in but no ability to adjust on the fly in real time and no ability to exploit opponents weaknesses/openings
@@ItsYaBoi34 Very true. That's my big problem atm, lost my last fight by decision because I couldn't adjust to a southpaw switch hitter, got stuck tracking too much.
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Run half an hour every day to stand perfectly still for fights.
Strange that neither fighter sought to establish the teep or change up the range and rhythm. Both spent 90% of the bout standing there giving eachother bruised limbs, and to little effect. For a title bout, not the fight IQ you'd expect.
Im thinking Abdellah's constant switching threw off Verdicchio's timing a bit. Never seen Abdellah fight before but his hands are crisp. The pace was definitely very Thai, teading shot for shot.
@@deadmouse28 Fair point on the switching.
Most fighters don’t have real fight iq. They have a game plan going in but no ability to adjust on the fly in real time and no ability to exploit opponents weaknesses/openings
@@ItsYaBoi34 Very true. That's my big problem atm, lost my last fight by decision because I couldn't adjust to a southpaw switch hitter, got stuck tracking too much.
The fighter in white shorts was a bit more alert. Good fight 👏👏
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Clemente needs to improve his boxing
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