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I'm not liking this.. Smith is huge.
Holzken eating that jab all night long. It's that damn dutch style. Otherwise he's having his moments actually, but just not pulling the trigger enough.
The left hook to the body is his money punch, a bit late for that now though.
Would Smith actually beat Brähmer? He doesn't look like a worldbeater...
Thing is that Nieky needs to get his opponent to stop moving and shell up to be at his best. He always walked people down in kickboxing too, and when he could get their backs on the fence and stop them from moving he is vicious. When he can't do that though, he struggles.He should have thriwn that conistently from the first round on I don't know why he is only headhunting. Also he always tries to counter Smith's uppercut with a left hook and Smith ducks it almost every single time, why isn't Holzken countering with an uppercut? If he would go the the body it wouldnt even matter as much and Smith wouldn't be able to move out of the way
He seems to have some power early on, but Groves should be able to clearly win that fight.Nope. I had Brahmer because Brahmer was a better boxer and has experience dealing with bigger opponents. Smith is actual trash. Domestic level. Groves is going to drop bombs on his head until he goes to sleep.
He seems to have some power early on, but Groves should be able to clearly win that fight.
The fight just happened way too soon for him, it could be a good learning experience and maybe he'll improve.Thing is that Nieky needs to get his opponent to stop moving and shell up to be at his best. He always walked people down in kickboxing too, and when he could get their backs on the fence and stop them from moving he is vicious. When he can't do that though, he struggles.
Definitely trying to go to the body earlier would have helped him though. He has flashed of some really good stuff, and iron chin, puts on pressure and his left hook to the body is as good as anyone in boxing. If he was able to cut the ring off better and be more active he'd be closer to his full potential.
Thing is that Nieky needs to get his opponent to stop moving and shell up to be at his best. He always walked people down in kickboxing too, and when he could get their backs on the fence and stop them from moving he is vicious. When he can't do that though, he struggles.
He beat Skoglund who I think is better tahn BrahmerWould Smith actually beat Brähmer? He doesn't look like a worldbeater...
He's 34.The fight just happened way too soon for him, it could be a good learning experience and maybe he'll improve.