Dipping to his right to slip punches "all the time"? That film study you embedded was a single round, round 2 of the Russell fight. As the film shows he was slipping punches and dipping to the inside and to the outside, not just to the inside. Who is acting like Loma doesn't have tendencies? All fighters have them. There's also no such thing as a perfect fighter, Dale (Earnhardt fan?).
In that film study the analyst said he was looking to probe and bait Russell, something that he always does in the early rounds to study his opponent and gauge their reaction time and their punch selection from both sides. Yet, you disagree but still post his video? Right. Loma was consciously aware of that "mistake" and as a result Russell couldn't make him pay for it with his power hand believing that he had a shot lined up after Loma dipped inside. Russell landed
two clean punches in that round of the film study you posted. He's the opposite of easy to read and your video did nothing but compliment him, in fact. The analyst called him "The Einstein of boxing" in the comments under that video and talked about how
unpredictable he is further into the video (again, it was only a single round of the fight).
Maybe you should watch the videos that you embed before posting them?
Russell throws a three punch combo against an allegedly predictable Lomachenko using that dip to the right inside.
“As you see in this exchange, he slips the 1 and the 2 at the same time! So, Guillermo Rigondeaux is gonna need that third punch in order to land cleanly against Lomachenko.”
Except that third punch didn't land clean (the right hook), it was glancing.
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There went your predictable via inside slip against southpaws theory. What Bill Demas said about you is quite accurate.
