Ok guys, so the fight between Terence Crawford and Kell Brook is a great example of a well-balanced and entertaining chess match that is swiftly and decisively concluded by a single blow.
Boxing requires focus and concentration to implement a game plan, however, it also demands from the boxer awareness and the ability to adapt to unpredictable situations.
It's like an oxymoron of something rigid, such as stone juxtaposed with something fluid in nature, such as water. The boxer must try to find his balance between the two in training and when performing.
On another note, Kell Brook has the unique experience of going up in weight considerably, to fight what could be described as a Kazakh buh hee moth. So yes I'm referring to the Golovkin fight.
Now the similarity, from this situation that I wish to draw upon, involves Crawford and Mexican boxer Canelo Alvarez. Crawford has repeatedly vocalized his interest to face Canelo in what could only be a record-breaking pay-per-view fight. Canelo... not so much.
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00:00 Intro
0:50 Round 1
4:00 Round 2
7:10 Round 3
11:32 Overview
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