Theophimo Lopez Vs. Arnold Barboza JR: Strategic Analysis

This Friday, May 2, history will be made when a boxing event on Times Square will be held at Times Square. Tripleheader is a valuable opportunity to lead an event with some of the biggest boxing stars; The card will be: Ryan Garcia against Rolly Romera, Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez and Teofimo Lopez opposite Arnold Barboza Jr.

The first triplehead line match could be the most interesting thing that could be a quarrel or a technical boxer, depending on how aggressive the lineal champion Teofimo is.

Arnold Barboza Jr. (32-0, 11 ko) is an undefeated boxer whose competition level has increased significantly lately. In the last three matches he has fought with Jack Catterall, Jose Ramirez and Sean McComb. Everyone was a bit close to the fighting, nothing more than his match against Sean McComb. Although Barboza was awarded a divided victory of the decision, so was discussed, there are some who think he lost the match.

Mccomb replied and seized Barboza 107 to 99. Holding it on one -core numbers in the followed strokes in five of the twelve laps. He did this with the boxing of the technical match using the lateral movement, range and effective stab. Barboza admitted that Lopez was an athletic boxer. This will allow the athleticism to repeat the McCcomb boxing performance if he decides to do so.

Theophimo Lopez (21-1, 13 ko) is agile, fast and mobile. It can box a technical sound match if it decides, but sometimes it is unpredictable and instead decides to quarrel when he is not supposed to be. In his last match against the volume, the pressure of the Steve Claggetta fighter, intelligent, flashed, boxing it with a similar approach that Mccomb used against Barbos. In doing so, Lopez managed to reduce Claggett’s offensive efficiency.

Holding it to the total percentage of 17 percent to 12 rounds, drastically minimizing its overall offense. Claggett, a volume shock that on average threw 102.7 shots per circle before Lopez, was retained on the downs of 54 against Teo because of his inability to reach a moving target. Barboza had difficulty against McComb due to his mobility, which he possesses with the skills that Lopez possesses, and if it is effectively used, can make it difficult for Barboz (Compubox).

The Teo side was well against Vasiliya Lomachenka and Josha Taylor, but he misunderstood the wrong approach against George Cambosos, deciding to stay in his pocket and exchange instead of boxing him. Cambosos could have scored Lopez to fight his struggle by attacking him with verbal insults during the accumulation of fighting.

In this match against Barbos, it seems very energetic and games for the match, and although the waterfall of Barboza is a press in Los Angeles, he seems to be controlled to the point where he is aware of which strategy he employs against Arnold. On Barboza’s side is an animosity and indignation due to the overlooking the Lopez many years ago.

Teo watched Barbosa as an unknown match and felt he was unaccompanied. Lopez must not underestimate Arnold and should be taken seriously; He calls for a legitimate threat, and if Teo weakens, he could find himself at the end of the loss. Lopez must perform and perform its full potential; If he does, he will win the match.