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Right to the body, followed by right uppercut to the jaw. According to Mike that was his favourite punch combination and it worked just like it did when he knocked out Lorenzo Boyd and he also dropped Jose Ribalta with it.

That's not all the way true, Tubbs being an overweight fighter was actually a very good boxer, AND a former champ a fews years before he fought Tyson.

AnonymousPerson488 Let me take a wild guess - you're an American right?

@@hyena131 true, but how does that affect anything?

@@AnonymousPerson488 It doesn't affect anything per se, but most - if not all - American boxing commentators screech and shout hysterically and point out everything that happens in boxing when commentating on live screen boxing as if it's on the radio and we can't see what's happening. It's almost certain that as an American this is is the kind of commentary you prefer and not this more measured, low key style of commentary. Though Angelo Dundee and Emmanuel Steward were fine boxing commentators. Obviously they were both very informative but didn't talk for the sake of it. Less is more at times. The commentary team here are Reg Gutteridge and Jim Watt. Seasoned professionals that know their stuff. Or 'knew" as Gutteridge died in 2009. He was an amateur flyweight boxer when he was conscripted as a foot soldier with the King's Royal Rifle Corps in 1942. During the Invasion of Normandy two years later, Gutteridge jumped from a tank and landed on a mine. This cost him his left leg and dreams of becoming a boxing champion. And Jim Watt is a former lightweight boxing champion who seamlessly moved into the media when he retired from fighting.

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Yea, I saw it

Wilder has only power and hand speed but he lacked in foundamenrals.