Normally, when you view a Joseph Brown bout, you see a boxer who establishes the range, uses his jab, his footwork, and lands sharp combinations. On the night of August 22nd, we saw a more aggressive version of Joseph Brown.
In the opening round of the bout, Brown stood in the pocket, threw the jab, and connected with shots in between his opponent’s shots. During the early part of the 2nd round, Wiggins changed the bout from boxing to grappling.
Despite the excessive clenching from his opponent, Brown was able to land solid shots to the body. Brown turned up his aggression in round three as he pressed forward, but Wiggins was able to sneak in…
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