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Eric Guys video of Dillian Whyte v Tomaz Mrazek from Mickey Helliets London show last night


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AG_OWfchSkk

He needs to be careful throwing that hook to the body how he does. Every time he throws it it's a single and he stands there after he's thrown it with his chin up in the air, left hand down, in range, looking to see what damage he's done. A decent fighter will time him, catch that shot on the elbow and then take his head off. Very predictable. Nice jab. His arms are really long, which is good. A bit more side on and extra creativity and he might be a threat at domestic level.

Sklar wrote:He needs to be careful throwing that hook to the body how he does. Every time he throws it it's a single and he stands there after he's thrown it with his chin up in the air, left hand down, in range, looking to see what damage he's done. A decent fighter will time him, catch that shot on the elbow and then take his head off. Very predictable. Nice jab. His arms are really long, which is good. A bit more side on and extra creativity and he might be a threat at domestic level.

I think Whytes performance was good considering his lack of recent fights. When did you last see Mrazek getting beaten like that in 3 rounds?

I thought it was a good pretty good performance too. He does need to iron out the flaw I mentioned if he doesn't want, well, ironing out.

london wrote:

Sklar wrote:He needs to be careful throwing that hook to the body how he does. Every time he throws it it's a single and he stands there after he's thrown it with his chin up in the air, left hand down, in range, looking to see what damage he's done. A decent fighter will time him, catch that shot on the elbow and then take his head off. Very predictable. Nice jab. His arms are really long, which is good. A bit more side on and extra creativity and he might be a threat at domestic level.

I think Whytes performance was good considering his lack of recent fights. When did you last see Mrazek getting beaten like that in 3 rounds?

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It took Eddie Chambers 6 rounds....

Eddie Chambers is the perfect example of a 15-16 stone man whose natural lack of snap prevents him from being able to punch a fairy off an xmas tree.