"Anthony Joshua saw every single hole in that defense and just exploited it easily."
"The jab from the Southpaw stance forward pressure just like he told us he wanted to establish early as Juan Torres."
"My offensive game is kind of built around establishing my jab first."
"Mayweather is in the groove already, moving and going laterally, firing hooks and firing lead right hands."
"Great uppercuts, great combinations from Errol Spence."
"He was fighting like a man possessed - beautiful combinations, slick boxing, amazing head movement."
"He's a brilliant fighter, isn't he? Wonderful technician."
"The most deadliest punch in boxing is the jab."
"Ali found his mark, landing a padding right hand rocking Frazier and forcing him to retreat."
"Ali resumed his classic footwork, peppering, circling, and jabbing to set up more powerful punches."
"His jab man he's got one of the best Jabs in the sport."
"Look at these uppercuts, four uppercuts landed by Anthony Joshua."
"The jab is almost like a power punch in the sense that he throws a stiff jab everything that he throws has power behind it."
"The better technical boxing the control and the fluency should have her a unified Champion."
"Not every punch has to be hard; focus on setting up power punches with light punches."
"Frazier dropped Ali with an iconic left hook, cementing the decision."
"Rocky feigned to left then delivered a sledgehammer right."
"Moving your head before and after every punch."
"Jabbing to the body, moving around, feeling the jab to the body."
"Golovkin put on a boxing clinic, displaying brilliant defense, evading all of David's shots, Lemieux could not miss with the jabbed at night."
"Punching a guy in the head? Why not jab him faster and safer?"
"Dance is all about Rhythm, boxing is about Rhythm, it's about how do you make the adjustment and be in a perfect stand to let your hands go."
"He's boxing really, really well and sticking to a very good game plan at the moment."
"He's standing his ground, picking and choosing his spots to land his punches."
"Always remember that the first two knuckles are the strongest ones."
"Make sure the folded portion of the boxing is down flat so that it does not get caught."
"The jab is the avenue to which everything else comes off of... nothing really happens in fighting if you don't set it up with the jab." - Daniel Cormier
"The pressure, the constant pressure, the work, and that right hand—seemed to always have a home."
"Straight out, now from there we can move on to hooks."
"Setting up the lead hook off the jab: quick, bring it back, and then go again. Get used to driving, relaxing, and turning that body through."
"He's a master at distance and using that jab."
"Gotti continuing to box working the left jab."
"Angel Manfredi did an excellent job of boxing, never started to fight."
"This display of pure boxing was not a flashy one but a more technical and disciplined one."
"His jab, his jab is looking good. Good right hand to the body. Honestly, Morales reminds me of young Marty Lewis."
"There's an old saying in boxing called block and counter, and that's what I kept trying to do."
"Algieri boxes very well. He's just not a big puncher. But he's sharp."
"It's the jabs... that's the most important punch in boxing."
"He can fight off his front foot, he can fight off his back foot, he can do a little bit of everything."
"Mike Tyson wanted everybody he was fighting to know: I have an uppercut that can break through any guard you have."
"The confidence to throw the jab is one thing, but the confidence to follow up is another."
"Once you hit the temple, it's almost over right there."
"Melissa Amaya to her credit was ready to move, to angle, to stay busy, to keep the jab pumping for 15 straight minutes."
"It's about the energy, the effort, and what is brought into the punch."
"Mayweather starting to open up with his right hand now, one-two, one-two."
"You're going to see a beautiful jab, beautiful shot selection."
"Ricardo Lopez always has his hands up, he's always ready to fight, ready to punch, he's always well balanced."
"He places it on the outside shoulder, he mixes up his punches, he's accurate with his hands, he's strong with his hands."
"Young man, the jab. It's not just a scouting tool, it's a weapon."
"Every good punch begins from the bottom of the feet."
"You are so relaxed in there, your jab is just a thing of beauty."
"The one-two can devastate almost anybody with timing, power, and if you land it."
"A lot of power from your punches comes from your legs."
"The footwork in the pocket is some of the best out there, great footwork and some good head movement."
"I know how to make a guy come back then come back then make him run into my shot."