4 thoughts on “The Real Deal? Can Edgar Berlanga Get Back To Scoring Savage KO’s?”
Big fan, wish him all the best. My advice is for him to hire a trainer that can teach him boxing skills. Punching power is only one aspect of boxing. He needs to learn other skills to avoid getting hit too much and above all how to cut the ring. Patience is key and with that said his timing will come with precision punching, that will eliminate wild punching and buys you time and stamina.
Good Luck
I agree with the previous comment. He’s going to have to learn to move his head and to be patient. He’s still raw and experience fighters will exploit his weakness. I’m a big fan, but he’s not yet close to being mentioned in with fighters like Canelo and Bernavides. Boxing is a tough sport and relying on pure punching power is just not enough.
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Mr.Rozier was my trainer as well many years ago. That being said, Andre Rosier is teaching Berlanga not to rely on his KO power. But the problem is Berlanga will ALWAYS rely solely on it. That’s what knockout power punchers do. He is young so hopefully he will learn to move his head more and stop rushing in with his chin up high like most young fighters from this era. He was knocking out C& D level fighters. Once you get into the B level fighters especially those who were once on top, you will NOT treat or dispose of them the way you do with C & D fighters. Also, they are moving him to fast because he can punch. That’s not a good enough reason to move him that fast. I like the kid but I don’t think he is going to change much as time goes by and the blueprint will be there for his future opponents. I wish him the best and hope he makes it to the let’s level of his class but he better make some serious changes and that being said so should his trainer.
Big fan, wish him all the best. My advice is for him to hire a trainer that can teach him boxing skills. Punching power is only one aspect of boxing. He needs to learn other skills to avoid getting hit too much and above all how to cut the ring. Patience is key and with that said his timing will come with precision punching, that will eliminate wild punching and buys you time and stamina.
Good Luck
I agree with the previous comment. He’s going to have to learn to move his head and to be patient. He’s still raw and experience fighters will exploit his weakness. I’m a big fan, but he’s not yet close to being mentioned in with fighters like Canelo and Bernavides. Boxing is a tough sport and relying on pure punching power is just not enough.
Yeah
Mr.Rozier was my trainer as well many years ago. That being said, Andre Rosier is teaching Berlanga not to rely on his KO power. But the problem is Berlanga will ALWAYS rely solely on it. That’s what knockout power punchers do. He is young so hopefully he will learn to move his head more and stop rushing in with his chin up high like most young fighters from this era. He was knocking out C& D level fighters. Once you get into the B level fighters especially those who were once on top, you will NOT treat or dispose of them the way you do with C & D fighters. Also, they are moving him to fast because he can punch. That’s not a good enough reason to move him that fast. I like the kid but I don’t think he is going to change much as time goes by and the blueprint will be there for his future opponents. I wish him the best and hope he makes it to the let’s level of his class but he better make some serious changes and that being said so should his trainer.