Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing
Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing Podcast
Sep 30, 202653 min
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Hosted by Gregory Abdur-Rasheed · sports · EN · 341 episodes
The Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing podcast is the ultimate what-if show for the boxing enthusiast. It is for someone who sits around with their buddies, wondering what have happened if these two fighters fought in their prime. Could Mike Tyson beat Tyson Fury? Would Floyd Mayweather Jr beat Sugar Ray Leonard? There are so many imaginary matches to create to pit the best against the best of all time in boxing. The Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing podcast will be your time machine, to create what-if fights. The tool I am using to create these matches is Title Bout 2, the computer simulation created by Jim Trunzo. IMHO he has created the best PC game out there to produce the best results. Obviously, this will not solve the answers of what legendary boxer could beat another legend. But that is not the purpose of this podcast. I want you to sit back and use your imagination. It is all about having fun with a sport I love and know that you love. I encourage you as a listener to send in your sugges
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Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing
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Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing
The technical reality is that Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn are at polar opposite ends of the health spectrum. A fight of this magnitude is won in the gym and on the scale long before the first bell. Final Breakdown: The Weight Penalty: Benn’s "skeleton" appearance and diminished neck size suggest a fighter with a compromised chin and zero "bounce" in his legs. Pedigree and Speed: Garcia’s amateur-honed instincts allow him to pull the trigger when he sees openings that Benn’s cognitive processing—slowed by dehydration—simply won't catch in time. Range and Resistance: Garcia’s ability to use his length and wide frame will force Benn into a high-energy chase. Prediction: Expect Garcia’s left hook to find a home with increasing frequency as Benn’s feet slow by the middle rounds. As the weight depletion manifests, Benn’s punch resistance will fail him. Garcia wins via mid-to-late round stoppage, fueled by his superior health and reactive speed. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shoulder-roll-virtual-boxing--6207307/support . This episode includes AI-generated content.
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