Liam Paro

So I'm more of a back foot fighter, defensive in a way.

I can push forward, but I'm comfortable there.

I'm comfortable, for example, with feints.

So I'm going to feint to get you to try to take a shot or whatever.

And in that, even if you don't shoot, I can see –

even if you're kind of flinching back, I can see what you're wanting to throw.

You know what I mean?

And that's all just body presence.

And it is a kind of a slower pace, but yeah, it just sets up openings for then, then, then that one punch power, you know, and that's just that one punch to end it.

You know what I mean?

So I don't, I'm not here busy setting it up.

I'm setting up with foot control, with feints, with, with distance and,

Yeah, just making you, frustrating you.

If you feel like you're behind, make you reach, and then I'll teach with a shot, so.

Yeah, more, look, it's more straighter punches.

I'm more comfortable, obviously, on the outside boxing.

That's just the way it is.

You know what I mean?

And people have even tried to press and close the gaps.

You've seen with Subir Matias, one of the best pressure fighters at the time.