Page 14 - Frank Sasso Boxing Footwork

Muhammad Ali

Cassius Clay Jr (later known as Muhammed Ali) undoubtedly the most iconic
and charismatic boxer to walk this earth was known for his patented Ali
Shuffle and making his opponents look like fools as they swung for the fences
while Ali was nowhere to be found.

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Born January 17 1942 Ali amassed a record of 56 wins and 5 losses before
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passing on the 3 of June, 2016.

Guillermo Rigondeaux
Fast, ferocious and extremely elusive… these are all observations that’ll

come to mind when you watch Guillermo Rigondeaux put in work in the ring.
Dubbed by legendary boxing trainer Freddie Roach as potentially the greatest
talent he has ever seen. That speaks volumes.

Rigondeaux holds a professional record of 20 wins and 1 loss, that loss was
to the man we’re about to discuss next…

Vasyl Lomachenko

Sporting nicknames such as ‘The Matrix’ and ‘Hi-Tech’ it quickly becomes
apparent that Lomachenko is not your typical head-hunting style of boxer –

sporting a record of 14 impressive victories and 2 defeats Lomachenko’s
fastidious footwork and cutting of highly unconventional angles can without a
doubt be credited to the time his father made his spend doing Ukranian
dancing classes and gymnastics before his boxing career took off.