He'll try to fight me instead of box, and that's a bad move for him. I can fight any style, and I'll prove it. Moorer is a southpaw, rare in the heavyweight ranks, and his style seemed to be an advantage over Holyfield in the first fight. Moorer also brings yet another trainer into the fight after Teddy Atlas, who guided him in his win over Holyfield, left the camp in apparent frustration with Moorer's mental approach to the game. Freddie Roach is in Moorer's corner for this fight, and Moorer is promising a more aggressive approach to this meeting with Holyfield.
Talk is cheap.
The nature of the man is still hard to overcome. Which is to say that in order to beat Holyfield again, Moorer must first KO the fears that have plagued him all along.