As seen is Lomachenko’s bouts, an ideal position is the one which offers a boxer a great attacking potential as compared to his opponent. Through accurate sidestepping and the ability to read the bout, Lomachenko is able to attain positional supremacy over his opponent. Not only does he move, he already has the next move up his sleeves. He can attack and move, attack whilst moving and finally move after attacking. In a literal sense, you can see him bullying his opponent, bamboozling them with his lightning-quick movements and not giving them enough time to find their feet. He makes his opponent looks lacklustre and forces them to commit mistakes by putting them in tough spots. We saw many examples of this in his fight against Piriyapinyo.
Though we have discussed 13 aspects of Lomachenko’s boxing which can improve your boxing tremendously, what fascinates me the most is the way he is able to create space for himself. His understanding of angles and creating them is what sets him up as one of the most prized fighters in the current boxing scene. Like other blogs, we aren’t going to leave you with the aspects of their game but with few additional tips on how to improve that particular aspect. In this blog, I’d like to stress on creating angles like Vasiliy Lomachenko before I conclude.