Manipack, y'all? Lucas Matise. I'm gonna explain to you today what it is that took place last night between those two guys in that fight. And for those of you who do not see it, this will just be in sight as to what you miss last night. But before I get started, I like to introduce myself. First of all, for those of you who have never watched this channel, shame on you. My name is Eric A. Bradley, AKA the real fight doctor. And there is no other on this level. Now back to the topic at hand. Now let me explain what you guys witnessed last night. Speed, which equals to power, and the footwork was explosive. And when you got great footwork in boxing, let me explain this to you and break it down. It sets you up, it allows you to land punches in a way that increases the power because of the angles and what you're punching on. So it takes a long time to teach a fighter how important it is to punch on an angle and stay off the line, which Manipack, y'all did a great job with last night. I mean, when you saw him, the first thing I noticed when he touched Lucas Matise, is Lucas could not really take the impact of the punches even in the first round. So I knew at that point that the dexterity of his body wasn't enough to really overcome what Manipack, y'all was going to bring. But when you look at Manipack, y'all in the spectacle of all of the fighters that are happening right now, all of the guys who are at the top of the sport, he actually looked as good as any well-to-weight. The guy that I know will give him mad problems and he doesn't want problems with this guy is Terence Crawford because of the angles and the way that he operates around the ring. Earl Spence walks forward. I see him beating Manipack, y'all. The difference is he'll move. Manipack, y'all will move, so, but Earl Spence will walk him down. Terence Crawford will give him a lot of angles and switches. So that'll give Manipack more problems. So those are the tight problems he doesn't want in his life at all. Now back to the topic, what you saw with Manipack, y'all, was the elusiveness. One thing that was very apparent when you saw him deliver the jab and I'm in a conventional stance with Manipack, y'all, the South Pole. But when you deliver the jab, one thing that you notice about this jab is that he never stopped delivering it. He continued to work behind it. Now, is that boo boy? Because I never seen that consistency with his jab even later on in the fight. Now, I went seventh and even up to the seventh round, he was leading with the jab, then following up with combinations where the two's, three's or four's. So let's hard overcome that whenever you're in the ring and you are in there with someone who's explosive. He has to kind of speed. He has to kind of ring, cachet. And he has the will to take you apart. He's never lost an ounce of that lion heart. And that's what you meet whenever you're in a fight and you've gotten mature and you are already a mogul which he already is. You know, he's a magic Johnson of boxing. He can go anywhere in his country and anywhere around the globe and he's known and he's transient. So, many pack-out of the fact that he has that type of cachet around the globe, he still fights like he'll fight to the last breath. I don't get that. You don't see that often. Floyd Mayweather did the same thing. He fought to the very end until the very end. So you see that with pack-out, but let me break one last thing down, which is the method in which he was delivering the punches. Okay, so he was dropping that jab. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Sometimes he followed it, boom. And came back off with the hook. Sometimes, boom, boom, boom, bam. He came under with the uppercut. Let me explain what that does to a fighter that's happening to. First, he's distracted by the jab. His head has to come back. He has to get refocused. By the time he gets refocused, boom. The uppercut is coming under, so he doesn't see it coming straight on. So that can offer up a flash knocked down. But when it has power behind it, it's a real knock down. I mean, neurologically, boom, your outer widths, your legs are gone because the circulation's been cut off. That's one of the things that you witnessed last night. But pack-out, he had that mustard on, boom, boom. So when he came up under, it was over. Once I saw him go down from that, I knew it was going to be a very short night. And the fact that he continued to move around the ring, throwing his combination and sliding around. Man, it takes a lot to teach a fighter how to do that. And him actually can develop that and carry it into the ring. So when I see Manny Pack-out right now, what I see is an explosive guy who looked like he did 10 years ago. Or was maybe the fact that Lucas Matisey is an actual smaller guy. And he's not beating up guys that's normally 20 pounds heavier than him. That could have a lot to do with the way he was able to perform and really beat the confidence out of Lucas Matisey. And his fighting ability, because he looked lost in there. And just frustrated and taking knees. And that comes from the mental fortitude that Manny Pack-out sucked out of. That's what you call beaten surrender into a fighter. That's kind of what it is once you get to a certain point of your life. Or you made your mind up that you're going to train and training camp the way you used to. And that you're going to deliver the kind of fight that the fans want to see. In Macau China, they're going crazy. Now, the next thing is who's next on that freaking calendar of Manny Pack-out? That's the question. So that's all I got for now. Leave your comments down below. Who do you think is going to be Manny Pack-out's next? And will he perform like that? Or should he go back and get his face back against, you know, Jeff Horn over an Aussie? I don't know. What do you think? That's all I got for right now. My name is Eric A. Bradley, aka the real fight doctor. And this is Master Box. We break the fight world down, baby. Round... By round. Shout out to my man, George, the Wow, Prince Copa, who's now the IKF Light Middleweight Champion. That's what it's all about. Go out for your dreams, man. Over at Master Box, we make champions. Be blessed that God's speed, we out. Leave your comments down below. Like the page, subscribe, and we be out.