He's definitly a slugger, and to beat a slugger you have to stay at a distance. Thats why outfighters have an advantage over sluggers, the slugger is slow and not very good at outside fighting, while the outfighter is fast and made for outside fighting. So you should use the jab and cross at a distance. Also bob and weave a lot, dont let him hit you, because if he does he'll easly take you down, no offense..
Don't lose the battle before you even get in the ring. Stay confident, eat healthy and train very hard. Use your speed to get in and out of range hit the body to slow him down and when he starts blocking the body start going for more head shots. Try your best to avoid all his power punches and you will do fine.
Use your speed by constant moving but don't run just stay just out of distance and don't let him trap u in the corner, if he has bad endurance an you keep throwin fakes towards his head and it will keep him moving and his hands up as a guard then when he's tired still stay a distance but jump in and let in combos, speed beats power
I am going to my final championship match of the season. Facing an undefeated boxer. He is 6'5" 180 pounds. Strong. He is slow, but delivers a hell of a hit when placed correctly. I am small. 5'9" 140 pounds. I am a 11-3 record. My speed has helped me in the ring. I've never faced someone this size in my life. I am much faster than him. I can take a bigger beating and I have more endurance than him. But he is strong. Word has it he has boxed since he was 4. I started at 10. I am 15 now and he is 18. I need to know how to defeat an opponent of this size. Everyone is saying to use my speed combined with little hits and weaken him. What do y'all think?
