If nothing was wrong with Spence going into the fight, Spence has a great engine and consistent with a solid base/foudation skillwise. He does some subtle things in there that work for him. I think the problem is that he doesn't seem like he has dynamic to his game. Crawford can switch up (not just talking about stance), but in terms of speed, making adjustments, slowing down when needed, picking up the pace when needed, switching up punch styles when needed, etc. Spence seems just he just stays consistent and even ramps up which is something a lot of opponents can't handle. However, Crawford just had to switch up while Spence stays.
Spence is like a muscle car going a steady 95 MPH making wide, but consistent turns, while Crawford is like a foreign sports car hitting 105 MPH on straight-aways, but quickly able to drop to 30-40MPH for turns, then excel back to 80-90 on a dime, drifting when needed, spin out, drive in reverse and spin back straight and 0-60 in 2 seconds, etc.
Spence is like a muscle car going a steady 95 MPH making wide, but consistent turns, while Crawford is like a foreign sports car hitting 105 MPH on straight-aways, but quickly able to drop to 30-40MPH for turns, then excel back to 80-90 on a dime, drifting when needed, spin out, drive in reverse and spin back straight and 0-60 in 2 seconds, etc.
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