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Saunders does fade noticeably but he doesn't get overwhelmed, he is a better 12 round boxer than those he has faced; he is only young and is doing more things right than wrong and though I don't think he'll win a world title he's doing well.

danamba7 wrote:

DazDiCanio wrote:This has always been the case with Billy, as Boxing Prospect said. He loses too much weight in camp for me and that's his core problem.

How much does he actually balloon up, does anyone know?

Wasn't there a thread about this the other day that said he can go up to 16 stone?

Billy Joe was walking jr back in the clinches, his experience and box of tricks outweighed Cej's natural strength.

He's still unbeaten and has some solid wins now.

He does use a lot of energy, moving and feinting early doors - he could maybe pace himself better if possible.

But as a type this, I think that if he did pace himself better, then he could have lost Saturday night actually.

Saunders barely exerted any energy through the first five rounds, so pacing clearly isn't an issue. He's simply severely lacking in that area and that, in addition to his lack of power, is why he's scraping by inexperienced, unproven novices like Eubank and Ryder.

G0mez wrote:He's still unbeaten and has some solid wins now.

He does use a lot of energy, moving and feinting early doors - he could maybe pace himself better if possible.

But as a type this, I think that if he did pace himself better, then he could have lost Saturday night actually.

He does need to use this energy imo. It's his biggest asset. His spinning off after landing a shot is world class as is all his footwork. Could maybe calm down the feinting a bit.