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Crossing your feet is a big no no in boxing, but hey if it works for him...
if Hill were not coming off a long injury lay off, I would bet the house on him to KO Alex.On paper Pereira is a bettet striker than everyone. With that said, I can't remember anyone beating up Hill on the feet.
I'd favor Hill if it wasn't for the uknown injury recovery factor.
He's younger, more athletic, very durable. People sleep on Hill.
Bro? You didn't see that footwork? Periera is going to drop this guy with kicks.On paper Pereira is a bettet striker than everyone. With that said, I can't remember anyone beating up Hill on the feet.
I'd favor Hill if it wasn't for the uknown injury recovery factor.
He's younger, more athletic, very durable. People sleep on Hill.
Jamahal Hill’s footwork is the farthest thing from orthodox boxing footwork. Straight legs, crossing his feet constantly, dragging his rear leg when throwing the rear hand, flat footed plodding, etc.
This all seems like a terrible idea against the first good leg kicker he’s ever fought, especially after coming off the Achilles injury, which are said to be career ending injuries.
https://x.com/MigClass/status/1777397313738088774
Crossing your feet is a big no no in boxing, but hey if it works for him...
Being a natural southpaw is literally his only defense against this.He definitely better either be checking kicks, or darting in and out of range of them.
About two or three flush calf kicks from Poatan, and that's a wrap on that lower extremity. Shit becomes a peg leg.
It's MMA homie
Jamahal Hill’s footwork is the farthest thing from orthodox boxing footwork.