Mikaela Mayer Vs. Sandy Ryan 2: Strategic Analysis

Mikaela Mayer (20-2, 5 Kos) and Sandy Ryan (7-2-1, 3 ko) are ready to face each other at the Bleaulive Theater within Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Their first match was an action war waged by betrayal, hatred and the World Cup.

She was betrayed in Mayer’s longtime coach Kay Koroma Mikael was released for doing Ryan, she did so because he knew she sought to move to Veluk one day and eventually cause champions in that division. Champions who would include Ryana. She felt betrayed and let him go. She hired a former Kofi Jantuuah boxer and believes that he is a much better boxer because of his training.

At that, Ryan was a hatred that the attack of the color she had suffered in the fight was caused by the Mayer team. The culprits have yet to be identified, and it is still unknown who was exactly behind the attack. Ryan appeared a bit gradually when the incident happened and fought angrily during the early rounds. The match itself was an action war in which both fighters in combination threw 1,203 kicks. It was a close match, and Mikaela won a majority decision. They seem to be placed in the rematch to pick up where they left off. In yesterday’s weighing, they had a very intense face where none would give themselves an inch, standing nose nose.

Sandy has been inflammation for this match (145.5 lbs) than in the first (146.6 lbs.), She may have decided to be more agile and mobile. In the first match, Mayer won early circles for her mobility and boxer skill. The side movement created some difficulties for Ryan. When Mayer stayed in his pocket and traded with Ryan, she paid for it. Sandy landed a few hard left hip. Mikaela stated that she intended to increase the rate of work for rematch. If Ryan provides more options and does not defend better than he did in the first match, more will be punished. Mayer’s exit was the highest in the 6th round, throwing 77 blows; She also hit the most in that circle, and Sandy landed in that circle (Compubox) to fight a 28 -stroke.

Sandy was the most effective when Mayer remained in his pocket. She was less effective when Mayer was mobile because she had difficulty removing the shots and landings. If the Mayer’s strategy is to stay in the pocket and trade with Ryan, she will fight Sandy’s fights and tactically she could cost her the match. It must use lateral movement and box in the middle to long range and use its guard better than in the first fight. There is still a lot of bad blood between the two of them, and this should make a great action extension that may be better than the original.