can slow fighter take a punch better than quicker fighters?

[AntonTheMeh]

in the trinidad vs mayorga match, larry merchant talked about a mayorga trick of letting a fighter hit him, while he could see the punch, as a tactic to discourage the other fighter.he said that mayo said, "it was a trick because, if you could see the punch coming, you could take it".so, does being a slower fighter, enable a fighter, to be able to take a better punch?
alot of slow fighters have some crazy beards, marga,baldo, andrade, etc.........


a lot of quicker fighters don't necessarily get caught flush compared to slower fighters so i don't take people like oscar into consideration.

[mellow_mood]

ask margo..

[Left Hook Tua]

nah. chin is chin.

slower fighters keep their hands up and looks for punches.

fast fighters develop a habit of depending on their speed more than defense.

plus fast fighters with their movement are more susceptible to a punch they don't see coming.

[Eaner0919]

I would consider James Toney a quick fighter and he can take flush shots all day

[rizkybizness]

nah. chin is chin.

slower fighters keep their hands up and looks for punches.

fast fighters develop a habit of depending on their speed more than defense.

plus fast fighters with their movement are more susceptible to a punch they don't see coming.

I missed you.

[Oriachim]

Not at all, seeing the punch coming helps, but generally a chin is a chin.

[Zerwas1]

If you are a slow fighter, you only get to the top, when you can take a lot of punishment and have some other good ability

[Pullcounter]

in the trinidad vs mayorga match, larry merchant talked about a mayorga trick of letting a fighter hit him, while he could see the punch, as a tactic to discourage the other fighter.he said that mayo said, "it was a trick because, if you could see the punch coming, you could take it".so, does being a slower fighter, enable a fighter, to be able to take a better punch?
alot of slow fighters have some crazy beards, marga,baldo, andrade, etc.........


a lot of quicker fighters don't necessarily get caught flush compared to slower fighters so i don't take people like oscar into consideration.

maybe its cause they get hit more often than quick boxers and thus have better punch resistance.

[Left Hook Tua]

I missed you.

lmao.

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[AntonTheMeh]

I would consider James Toney a quick fighter and he can take flush shots all day

he was but he was more stationary, so he was hardly ever off balance.